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JAPANESE for JLPT, Travel, Business, Conversation 
Teacher: Mihoko Shiohata (Montreal)
Teacher from Japan. Speaks English, French, Japanese.
I offer specialized courses for students who want to travel to Japan, who will work in a Japanese company in Japan or who want to learn Japanese by interest in manga or animation. I have 10 years of experience translating, interpreting and teaching Japanese to students of all ages.
My program is completely customized to the student's needs. My goal is to respect each student's needs and respond by providing them with the tools that better satisfy their requirements.
Lessons in person or online:
5150 Berri, Montreal, QC, H2J 2S3
(Virtual classroom, Skype)
Hourly rates: (CAD $)
1 student: $32.00
2 students: $20.00
3+ students: $15.00
Fees apply. View details.
Find the best Japanese Course in Montreal
- Private and semi-private Japanese classes for all levels.
- Take your classes at home, in your office, in a coffee shop, or online.
- Learn at your own pace: daytime, evenings or weekends. Classes are available from 7 am to 11 pm.
- Our Japanese Teachers personalize their courses according to your needs and objectives.
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What students are saying:
Course: JAPANESE for JLPT, Travel, Business, Conversation
"Très gentille et très compréhensive! Une excellente pédagogue!"cl, Longueuil
Course: JAPANESE for JLPT, Travel, Business, Conversation
"Very good Japanese teacher"EP, Vancouver
Course: JAPANESE for JLPT, Travel, Business, Conversation
"Best teacher ever."NB, Montreal
Course: JAPANESE for JLPT, Travel, Business, Conversation
"^_^ 10/10"KG, Montreal
Course: JAPANESE for JLPT, Travel, Business, Conversation
"Le professeur a bien compris le type de leçon que je cherchais et adapté sa leçon en conséquence. Le professeur s'exprime bien en français et donne des explications claires. J'ai beaucoup aimé ce premier cours. Je continue."LB, Montreal
Course: JAPANESE for JLPT, Travel, Business, Conversation
"Excellent!"cl, Longueuil
Course: JAPANESE for JLPT, Travel, Business, Conversation
"She is pretty good. She has a lot of material to provide."MB, Longueuil
Japanese
Why learn Japanese? Japanese is not as difficult as you might think. While it's true that it uses three different alphabets (hiragana, katakana and kanji) and that it can be declined in many forms and degrees of politeness, Japanese is easy to pronounce and easy to pick up.
Japan has one of the biggest economies in the world and is one of the most important players in business, manufacturing, electronics, research and entertainment. If you work in a related field chances are you will compete or collaborate with the Japanese!
If not, learning Japanese will bring you closer to a unique and fascinating culture that has been shaped through history by other great Asian civilizations: India, China and Korea.
Montreal
Montreal is the largest city in Canada, and one of the country's most cosmopolitan. Spoken by 57% of the population, French is the official language, with English following closely. Montreal is one of the country's most bilingual cities with 65% of the population able to speak both French and English, and 20% speaking also other languages. Such diverse composition makes Montreal a great place to learn languages.
Montreal is considered Canada's cultural capital, with a sizeable part of the country's film, music, radio and multimedia production taking place in the city. Montreal boasts also one of the highest concentrations of student populations in North-America. Besides English and French, the most widely spoken languages in the city are Spanish, Arab, Italian, Mandarin, Creole and Greek, among others.