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アイマンさん・Ayman N. said
"I've been wanting to learn Japanese for a long time, and i have searched for many teachers. I chose to learn with Kazuo sensei after the introduction lesson face to face, and after a trial lesson on Skype. I was extremely impressed by the structure of the lesson, which is completely geared towards the Skype format, the lessons are very well thought through and custom tweaked to the student. My first Skype lesson was challenging because I have to concentrate throughout, but thoroughly enjoyable nonetheless . The lessons are truly immersing, something that some self study courses offer at a very high price without the benefit of a teacher to guide you through. I have now signed up formally and can't wait for my next lesson."
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.
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.
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.
