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アンナさん/Anna said

"I had studied Japanese in the past and started taking lessons with Kazuo sensei after a year and a half long break. I was in a situation where I couldn't just sign up for a beginners course, as it would be too simple, but at the same time, couldn't do anything more advanced as I had forgotten a lot of basic Japanese.
Kazuo sensei has been very helpful and structured the lessons based on my particular needs. His lessons are not only carefully planned and organised but also very enjoyable. In the past, I tried multiple tutors, including one I studied with for 6 months, and although private lessons in general are beneficial, based on my experiences, I can confidently say that Kazuo sensei provides one of the best quality lessons you can get. If you are serious about learning Japanese, I would definitely recommend studying with him.
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Skype Lessons

Skype lessons are best suited to those who wish to focus on interactive spoken Japanese.  This is supported by a couple of software such as a database software, filemaker pro and power point.  You will waste no time in developing your spoken Japanese communication skills.

Face to face lessons

This will suits to those who would like to develop solid grammar-based structured Japanese as well as spoken communccations skills.  Hopefully you live in London zone 1,2 and 3 areas.

Blend of both

You can choose to have either Skype or Fact-to-face lesson according to your busy schedule.  When London, you could focus on grammar-oriented face-to-face lesson, but when travelling Skype lessons would kick in to improve interactive communications skills.
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