Let's have fun talking in Japanese!
I will change the topics we talk about according to your current Japanese ability, so please relax and take the lesson.
(If you have never studied Japanese before, you can start Minna no Nihongo Lesson 1 right away. In that case, you will learn greetings, self-introduction, how to say numbers from 1 to 10, grammar, etc.)
After the lesson, I will give you all the materials I used, so you can practice effectively at home again and again.

※ I do not accept lessons for those under 16 years of age.

Students will learn basic Japanese grammar.
I will use "Minna no Nihongo" to teach the class.
But, you don't need to have the textbook with you.
We also use textbook exercises, but mostly I use PowerPoint slides, PDFs, and flashcards for visual lessons.
I'll give you the materials we used in class after the class. You can practice over and over again at home.

※ I do not accept lessons for those under 16 years of age.

※ Regulations for group lessons
※ If you wish to take a group lesson with more than two people, please inform me in advance.
※ If more than one person joins the lesson on the day of the lesson without prior notice, I will immediately cancel the lesson and refund your money.
※ The group lesson fee must be paid by the representative of the group for all participants.

※ Group Lesson Fees
For two people: $54 (per hour)
For three people $78 per hour
Add $26 for each additional person after that.

Basic Japanese for Elementary Level（Minna no Nihongo Lesson 1 - 50）

「みんなの日本語」や「げんき」、「だいち」、「中級へ行こう」などの本が終わった人のためのクラスです。
これからJLPT試験のN3を受けたい人や、もうN3に合格したけど、忘れないようにもう一度勉強したい人もどうぞ。
※ ビジネスのための日本語はしていません。

This is a lesson for intermediate level learners. 
Those who have completed the Elementary Level or who have passed N4 and are aiming to pass N3 can also join my class.

※ I do not accept Japanese lessons for business.

中級の日本語

Attention:
This course is designed for learners who have already finished studying [Minna no Nihongo] or elementary level Japanese such as [Genki] or [Daichi]. If you have not studied with these textbooks, you will need to have at least a basic knowledge of "keigo" in order to take this course.
If you have not studied "keigo" yet, please learn basic "keigo" first before applying for this course. (Even if you are at the intermediate level or above, if you have not yet studied keigo, you will need to study keigo first.)
If you do not understand the Japanese below this sentence, you are also probably not prepared enough to take this course.

このコースではホテルやレストランなどで、みなさんが日本を旅行するときによくする日本語の会話を一緒に練習します。
みなさんはこのような経験がありますか？
・　日本語で簡単な会話はできるのに、店の人に質問されたときに、意味がよくわからない。
・　日本人の友達とは話せるのに、店の人が言っている話はよくわからない。
・　買い物するときや、レストランで注文するとき、これを言いたいんだけど、何と言っていいかわからない。

このような経験のほとんどの原因は、みなさんがまだ「敬語（けいご）」になれていないからです。
日本を旅行するとき、みなさんはお客様ですから、ホテルの人や町の人たちは、みんな「敬語（けいご）」でみなさんと話そうとします。
店の人やホテルの人が話していることは簡単です。でも、みなさんがまだ「敬語（けいご）」になれていないので、聞いてもよくわからないのです。
ですから、このコースでは、「空港」「ホテル」「駅・電車」「買い物」「レストラン」「病院」の６つのトピックで、みなさんがもう勉強した日本語と敬語（けいご）を使って、話す練習をしたり、便利な言い方を覚えたりします。これから日本へ旅行に行く人にきっと役に立つでしょう。

旅行の日本語

This class is for those who have already passed the N3 level or higher of the JLPT exam.
Practice speaking about your opinions, thoughts, and experiences on a variety of topics in Japanese.
No textbooks or other materials are required.

※Example Topic.
・学校に「制服」は必要だと思いますか。
・家は買うより借りる方がいいと思いますか。
・最近一番うれしかったことは何ですか。
・あなたの苦手なことは何ですか。
・死ぬまでに一度は経験してみたいことは何ですか。

TOPIC TALK

I worked as a full-time teacher at Waseda Education Thiland from 2010 to 2021.
I have taught in various courses from beginner course to advanced course and exam preparation course. I have enough teaching experience.

Completed all the requirements of Japanese Language Teacher Training Course (420 hours above.)

Passed the Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test.

I studied special needs education at university. 
My major is education to support sick children. (Cancer, asthma, etc.)

I have been working as a professional Japanese teacher since 2010.
I can teach different levels from beginners Japanese to advanced Japanese.
In addition to classes, I also developed teaching materials, created exams, and trained new teachers.