Short-term Japanese courses in Hyogo

Designed for students who want more than textbook Japanese and want to build real-world communication skills.The focus goes beyond grammar and vocabulary, we emphasise speaking and listening in real-life settings, helping you navigate everyday situations with confidence.

Designed for students who want to go beyond the classroom and experience the real Japan through language, culture, and everyday life. What’s included: • 15 Japanese lessons per week • 4 cultural experiences weekly (approx.

Lexis Japan's Intensive Japanese program is fast-paced and communicative in nature. It is designed to equip students with all the skills necessary to live and work in Japan.

Lexis Japan's Intensive Japanese program is fast-paced and communicative in nature. It is designed to equip students with all the skills necessary to live and work in Japan.

-Outline This course is for people who has a visa of dependent, spouse, temporary visit or trainee. (Entrance term： April, July, October, January).

What’s Included: 15 Japanese lessons/week (communicative, level-based small groups),15 hours/week of cultural activities & local teen exchange, Homestay with a trusted Japanese family (breakfast & dinner included), Airport transfers (KIX / Kobe Airport), Personalised study plan & full English support, 24/7 local emergency assistance & team support Why Teens (and Parents) Love It: 1. Teen-only, short-term immersion in a non-touristy and safe environment 2.

Lexis Asia Junior Programs have been developed to provide more opportunities for teens relative to learning languages other than English, while experiencing a unique culture and different lifestyle. With a cutting-edge curriculum, the security and comfort of full government accreditation and carefully selected homestay families; we can ensure a level of care and support that our junior students require, along with a genuine life-changing experience.

Live with a Japanese family, build lifelong friendships, and create memories that last a lifetime. Why Teens (and Parents) Love Local Life Japan: 1.