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💰 What is the cost of Japanese tuition in Leeds?

The cost of Japanese courses in Leeds is on average £16.

 

Did you know that on Superprof 97% of our instructors offer their 1st lesson free? This offers you chance to discuss what you would like to gain from your private lessons.

 

Tutoring rates for Japanese lessons will vary depending on:

  • the qualifications and amount of teaching experience of your Japanese tutor
  • Where your lessons will be held (online or an outside location)
  • the goal of your classes (do you want to get a Japanese language qualification? or maybe you are a complete beginner and learning Japanese for fun.)
  • the number of classes and the duration of each class

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🇯🇵 Why not take a Japanese course in Leeds?

Learning Japanese has a number of benefits. The ability to communicate in another language will open up many doors to you in terms of employment. Some other advantages of learning to speak a foreign language include increased employability and improved listening skills.

 

On Superprof, we have a number of highly experienced Japanese teachers available to give private tuition.

 

A Japanese tutor can help you work on many things:

  • Studying and revision for a Japanese language qualification
  • Mastering the rules of Japanese grammar
  • Learning the Japanese alphabet and script
  • Speaking and pronunciation
  • Spelling and conjugation
  • Offering advice to help you with your course work
  • Reading and comprehension
  • Help with homework
  • Helping you to build confidence in your Japanese skills.

You can decide with your tutor what you hope to accomplish from your private Japanese classes.

 

Working with one of our qualified tutors gives you the occasion to learn the Japanese language more efficiently.

 

Use the search engine to find your Japanese teacher from among 15 Japanese teachers in Leeds.

 

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💻 Is it possible to take private Japanese lessons online?

Learn to speak Japanese online with a private tutor from Superprof.

 

Many of our Japanese tutors also offer private online tuition. In fact, about 80% of the private teachers across our platform give Japanese classes online.

 

To find available lessons online, just select the webcam filter in the search engine to see the available instructors offering online courses in your desired subject.

 

Online courses via webcam offer you more advantages. You can plan your classes to fit around your schedule and online lessons are often less expensive as the teacher does not need to travel.

 

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👨‍🏫 How many private teachers are available to give Japanese classes in Leeds?

In Leeds and the suburban areas, 15 private Japanese teachers are available to teach courses

 

You can check out each teacher's personal tutoring advert and choose the Japanese teacher that corresponds to your needs.

 

Find a private course in Leeds from more than 15 tutor profiles available.

🧑‍🎓 How can I find a Japanese tutor near me?

On Superprof, you can browse our range of teacher profiles to find the right solution for your Japanese lessons.

 

Simply enter your requirements in the search bar to see the list of available tutors offering private courses in your region.

 

You can check out a tutor's individual cv and contact the Japanese teacher that corresponds to your needs.

 

Once you have found a tutor that you like the look of, you can get in touch with them via a messaging service on our platform to discuss the details of your course.

 

In Leeds and the surrounding areas, 15 Japanese teachers are available to give lessons.

 

Choose your course in Leeds from our range of more than 15 Japanese teachers available.

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✅ Average price:£16/h
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✅ Tutors available:15
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According to the Encyclopaedia Britannica, less than 0.1% of British students decide to choose Japanese s a foreign language. These figures can easily be explained by the lack of Japanese classes in most schools.

So if you are passionate about Japanese calligraphy, Japanese history and food, here is how to learn how to speak Japanese in Leeds.

Japanese is a language that attracts many Japanophile. Its symbols, the kanji, and two syllabi (hiragana and katakana) are filled with poetry and are often a source of inspiration for tattoos.

<h3>But is it really worth it to learn Japanese?</h3>

Japanese or kokugo “national language” was never enshrined in the country’s constitution as an official language. However Japanese common sense prevailed and this common language has been used on the islands of Japan for centuries, for all official documents and education alike.

There are more than 127 millions native speakers for Japanese, which makes it one of the most spoken language in the world (8th) despite being rarely used outside its native land.

It would be wrong to assume that Japanse is only spoken in Japan though. Millions of migrants have left the homeland behind them to relocate all around the world.

Lima in Peru and Sao Paulo in Brasil are home to important Japanese communities that have settled there over the past 200 years.

During the 19th and 20th century, when Japan re-opened to the rest of the world, many Japanese citizens decided to leave overcrowded Japanese cities behind them and settle across the ocean.

Faced with massive waves of immigrants, the US was quick to close its doors and many of those Japanese emigrants put their attention onto South America and Brasil in particular. Roughly 1.5 million Brasilian are of Japanese descent, first, second or third generation.

Today, Japanese live all around the world and the Japanese diaspora counts about 3 million people. Japanese communities can be found in  Brazil, Peru, the US, Chine, Australia, Canada, Thailand, Germany, France, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan.

Japan is also the third biggest economy in the world after the US and China and is a member of many international organisations, the UN, the World Trade Organisation, G8, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Plus Three.

So if you learn how to speak Japanse, it will definitely come in handy.

<h3>Why Take Japanese Classes?</h3>

To learn how to speak Japanese will require focus. Learning a new language brings up new abilities. The more you learn the easiest it gets. Learning how to speak Japanese will grant you the satisfaction of mastering a complicated language.

<h4>Improve your cognitive skills</h4>

Learning any new language is a good exercise for the bain. It stretches our neurones plasticity, meaning that the more you learn the easier it is to learn.

This kind of mental exercise is often found to improve focus and creativity in other areas too.

Practising another language is also a good way to improve self-confidence.

<h4>Improve your culture</h4>

To learn how to speak Japanse is also to learn a new way of thinking. Having been isolated from the rest of the world for hundreds of year, Japan has developed its very own and distinctive culture like no other on Earth.

While studying Japanese you will be able to touch onto everything that makes Japan so unique.

Though the Japanese language, you will also be able to learn about the country’s History, cuisine, films and music.

What a better way to improve your Japanese skills than to read mangas in their original version?

<h4>To Travel</h4>

Travelling has become much easier and much cheaper in recent years. Flights are more frequent and more affordable than ever making it really easy to visit Tokyo, Osaka or Tokyo.

But it can often be frustrating to arrive in a country and to not be able to communicate with the locals. Japanese people do not commonly use English even as a second language and learning even a few Japanese words or sentences will go a long way with the locals.

<h4>For An International Career</h4>

If you are aiming at a career in business or marketing, speaking Japanese could open many unsuspected doors.

You could also go to Japan to teach English, which is more and more in demand.

You could also become a translator, as non-native Japanese speaker are pretty rare, Japanse-English translators are often in very high demand.

<h3>What’s the Point Of Learning Japanese In Leeds?</h3>

You either want to travel to Japan or wish to move there for your career: learning how to speak Japanese will be indispensable.

London is often considered to be the most cosmopolitan city in the UK but many Japanese have chosen the Midlands has their home, reminding some of the parts of Honshu.

The Leeds University Union Japanese Society aims to get students from Japan, students of Japanese, and people who love Japan together to enjoy Japanese culture.

You could also join The Japan Society North West which provides a forum for everyone interested in any aspect of Japanese life and culture.

Through their meetings and other activities they provide opportunities for all those living in the northwest of England, and in north Wales, to understand and appreciate the people, culture and language of Japan.

Membership of the JSNW is for both British and Japanese residents of the northwest and is open to everyone sympathetic to their aims. They particularly welcome Japanese nationals living or working here.

Regular meetings are held for members to share the widest possible experience of Japan and Japanese culture. In addition, their resources and contacts will facilitate anyone seeking information on the many aspects of Japan that have become an integral part of our daily lives: interior design and decoration, fine art, gardens, flower arranging, motor cars, martial arts, calligraphy, cuisine, technology, cosplay, karaoke ... the list is endless.

<h3>How To Study Japanese in Leeds?</h3>

Unlike other popular languages such as French, Spanish or Italian, Japanese is often overlooked and left aside. Rare are the schools that offer Japanese as an option for GCSEs or A-levels.

Just like Chinese, Arabic or Russian, Japanese is considered to be an exotic language in Western Europe.

If you really wish to learn Japanese, you still have a few options: go and travel to Japan, take classes with a language school, hire a private tutor, move to Japan…

Learning Japanese might not be so popular because of the difficulty of the task. It takes time for new students before perfectly mastering the kanji alphabet and understand hiragana and katakana symbols.

<h3>Our Japanese Classes On Superprof</h3>

On our online platform, you will be able to find hundreds of tutors ready to give you online courses. Even though Superprof does have any Japanese tutors registered in Leeds yet, most of our private teachers are more than happy to offer online classes through Skype or Facetime.

It saves tutors commuting time and it will often save you some money.

With average fees per hour around £15-£20, Japanese tutors will be able to teach you everything you need to know to master the language, from Japanese calligraphy to vocabulary and grammar.

Most of our private tutor offer the first lesson for free, a great way to see if their teaching styles match your learning pace.

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