Japanese - Lyon - Private lessons

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Japanese

From 32 C$ /h

This course is intended for people wishing to discover the language and culture of Japan. It is also suitable for high school students who have to pass an examination to justify a certain level of language in Japanese.

This course is above all a journey to discover an extraordinary language and culture.

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Around Lyon, France

About Me

Student

I am a student at the University of Lyon 3 - Jean Moulin in a MASTER MEEF second degree History-Geography to prepare teaching competitions in order to become a teacher.

I am truly committed to the home teacher function! This allows not only the student to be in a familiar and serene, but also to have the opportunity to provide a personalized education. And it's a real pleasure to see the progress of his student!

I am a rather nice teacher, open to discussion but I also ask my students the regularity and investment!

Education

I graduated from the University of Lyon III - Jean Moulin. I obtained a History License with Heritage mention. I am currently preparing for teaching competitions.

Experience / Qualifications

I have been teaching at home for over 5 years for the following subjects: Singing, Dance, History, French, Chinese, Japanese, Korean.

Age

Children (7-12 years old)

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Seniors (65+ years old)

Student level

Beginner

Duration

60 minutes

The class is taught in

French

Chinese

Japanese

English

Korean

Skills

Japanese

Japanese for adults

School

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History and EMC courses (tutoring and preparation for national secondary school diplomas (certificate and BAC)

42 C$ /h

I propose courses of History, following the teaching program of the National Education. This course is intended for high school students preparing for exams or having difficulty in the subject.

This course focuses on two principles: pure knowledge and methodology.

Text commentary, artwork, dissertation, research. All these exercises require a strict methodology that must be acquired as quickly as possible.

These courses are above all personalized. Thus, we will first identify the student's difficulties and achievements in order to refine his skills and fill his gaps.

History is a living and attractive material, from the moment that teacher and student have fun discovering themselves and above all, discovering all the fascinating aspects of this science.

Geography courses (middle and high school, preparation of national diplomas)

40 C$ /h

I give courses of support, revision and deepening in Geography, from college to high school, in particular to prepare the National Diploma of the Patent and the various Baccalauréats.
I build my elbows according to the expectations and needs of each of my students.

Blandine

Curious about the culture and the Japanese language, we will take a brief tour of the basics of the language, cultural and historical anecdotes while moving and progressing in the oral practice of the language, and written if desired.
Initiation to Japanese calligraphy possible.

Charlotte

As they say, there is a time for everything! The holidays ... This period when all worries go away to give way to escape, ha .... But! Do not forget to reactivate our brains from time to time! That's why I propose my help in school support in sciences (Mathematics, Physics-Chemistry) and in Languages (English, Spanish and Japanese) to help the pupils to recover slowly in the school bath ... From July 10th 2016 ~
Ah! I did not specify, I am currently in Terminale S and I pass my Baccalaureate Specialty Physics-Chemistry this June!
I can adapt to all levels of Primary and Secondary.

Kana

Hello,I'm Kana from Japan.
I've been in Lyon since this May.

Experienced in tutoring Japanese.
Especially for Japanese in business such as writing email or conversation with customers and boss.However, I'd like to arrange my tutoring bases on your needs.

My goal is to use Japanese which close to daily life not only on texts book.
If you are beginner level, I definitely can teach you in English.
I speak fluent in English if you want.

See you soon.

Kana

Fumika

Bonjour,
Je m'appelle Fumika.
Je suis Japonais.

I will be stay in France from June.
I would like to teach Japanese calligraphy (SYODO) during my stay. I still speak limited French, so I will teach in English or Japanese. I plan private lessons for up to 3 people.

Lessons in Paris or Lyon.
I'm planning to rent a private room for lessons.
Those who can provide a private room, please contact us as well.

Lessons will be held from June 25th to July 31st.
Lesson time is 2 hours. Start by making ink.

Victor

. Full teaching of the Japanese language with all the specificities it involves (pronunciation, writing system, grammar, rules of the kanjis, etc...)

. The class is divided in 3 parts: detailed lesson on one rule of the language, illustration with concrete examples, practical application through speaking and writing exercises with the student.

. I am very exhaustive and go into details in my explanations, in order to tackle every aspect of the language and its rules, and ensure the student gains a full comprehension of it. I also make it a point in offering an entertaining and dynamic teaching, filling my lessons with cultural and linguistic informations and anecdotes here and there.

. The classes are aimed at beginners taking their first steps in the Japanese language and at false beginners aspiring to more confidence and fluency when practicing it.

Mika

My name is Mika. I have over 10 years of experience as a Japanese teacher. I teach Japanese at various levels, from beginner to business.
I also have extensive teaching experience in language schools, where I have participated in the creation of course curricula. Thanks to this experience, I can create a program tailored to your goals. My specialty is beginner level! I can teach with any textbook, but I love teaching with GENKI!

But... video lessons are a little stressful, aren't they!?
How does it work...?
Are the teachers strict?
Is it possible to learn Japanese without going to school...?
Don't worry!! Grab a drink, sit down, and let me do it ;)
I have taught many students and I am currently studying French because I live in France now, so I can understand your feeling.
★Important★
Remember these 3 things when you study:
1) a notebook and a pen
2) a drink
3) and your smile :)

And here I am! I'm waiting in front of the computer! Let's study together!

Solveig

A year in Nagoya, Japan, daily practice of Japanese, educational resources and a passion for Japanese language and culture.

I offer Japanese courses from beginner level up to B1 level, in Lyon or remotely, for students and adults wishing to learn the language, prepare for a trip, deepen their knowledge of Japan or simply learn Japanese out of passion.
I studied Japanese as part of my studies at the ENS in Lyon and had the opportunity to spend a year in Nagoya, Japan, as part of my Master 2. While there, I took 1.5 hours of Japanese lessons per day, while also practicing the language daily with Japanese people.
I still regularly practice Japanese in Lyon, particularly in language cafés, and I keep in touch with my Japanese friends. Japanese is therefore a language I continue to use and work on every day.

Learn Japanese in a progressive and personalized way

I offer Japanese lessons from beginner to B1 level, following a short placement test, adapting to each student's goals: language learning, conversation, preparation for a trip or university exchange. I work on both written and spoken Japanese—grammar, vocabulary, kanji, comprehension, and expression—and have access to textbooks, exercises, and course materials, including those from my year of study in Nagoya.

Having lived in Japan for a year, where I took 1.5 hours of Japanese lessons every day and practiced extensively with native speakers, I can also offer a very practical approach to the language and everyday situations. I continue to practice Japanese regularly in Lyon.

I also offer sessions on Japanese culture, history, and society, enriched by my studies at the ENS (École Normale Supérieure), my Master's degree in Japanese history, and my experience living there. Having traveled extensively throughout the country, I can also advise future travelers on regions, seasons, events, festivals, and itineraries, including those off the beaten tourist track.

I can support students from their first steps up to a B1 level, after a short placement test to check the level and determine the student's objectives.

Specifically, I can work on:
• hiragana and katakana;
• kanji;
• grammar;
• vocabulary;
• conjugation;
• written and oral comprehension;
• written and oral expression;
• the conversation;
• pronunciation;
• everyday life situations;
• preparing for a trip or stay in Japan.

I can also adapt the sessions to each person's objectives: general progress in Japanese, preparation for a trip, preparation for a university exchange, conversation, review of the basics or deepening of particular concepts.

I have access to textbooks, teaching resources, exercises, and course materials used during my year in Nagoya, as well as resources I have created myself. Therefore, I can offer structured lessons and provide supplementary work between classes.

Particular attention is paid to oral communication.

My year in Japan allowed me to practice Japanese in many everyday situations, and not just in a school setting.
I have had many conversations with Japanese people and continue to practice the language regularly. Therefore, I can offer conversation exercises and help students gradually move beyond Japanese learned solely from textbooks.
The goal is to understand not only how to construct a sentence, but also how to use language in concrete situations.

Discover Japanese culture in all its nuances

I can also offer sessions dedicated to Japanese culture, history and society, in addition to language learning.
My academic background allows me to approach Japan from both an academic and practical perspective. In particular, I studied Japan as part of my degree at the ENS de Lyon and completed my Master's thesis in History focusing on Japan. I also have access to university courses and resources that I can draw upon depending on the student's interests.
Most importantly, I lived in Japan for a year and had the opportunity to travel extensively throughout the country, both in large cities and in regions and places less frequented by tourists.
I can therefore talk about many aspects of Japanese life and culture from my personal experience: daily habits, regional differences, festivals and events, gastronomy, heritage, student life, transport, social practices, etc.

Tips for traveling to Japan

For people who wish to learn Japanese before a trip, I can also integrate a very practical dimension into the lessons.
Having traveled for a year through different regions of Japan, I can offer advice on:
• regions to discover according to your interests;
• the best times to travel depending on the destination;
• Japanese events and festivals;
• regional routes outside of the classic tourist circuits;
• the lesser-known places that I was able to discover there;
• the differences between large cities and more rural areas;
• everyday life situations that it may be useful to prepare for.
I can also build sessions with the student around a specific trip, for example by working on the necessary vocabulary, the situations they will face and some cultural elements specific to the regions they wish to visit.

An approach tailored to each student

As with my other courses, I adapt to the level and objectives of each individual.
A session might include, for example:
• a review of the concepts seen previously;
• learning new grammar or vocabulary points;
• written exercises;
• listening comprehension;
• a conversation in Japanese adapted to the student's level;
• reading and writing exercises;
• a cultural or historical point;
• exercises to be done between sessions.

I aim to offer structured but lively courses, with a significant emphasis on practice and student progress.

For who ?

I can accompany:
• beginners wishing to discover Japanese;
• pupils and students who already have some basic knowledge;
• people wishing to reach a B1 level;
• future travelers to Japan;
• students preparing for a university stay or exchange;
• people wishing to learn Japanese out of interest in the Japanese language and culture.
Before starting regular follow-up, I can offer a short placement test to check the student's level and determine objectives together.

Courses in Lyon or online

I offer in-person classes in Lyon or online and have the necessary equipment to work effectively remotely.
I can also adapt the format of the sessions according to the needs: regular weekly classes, intensive preparation before a trip or an exam, or one-off sessions devoted to a particular theme.
Please feel free to tell me about your current level, your goals and your relationship with Japanese: together we can determine the course format that will suit you best.