Module 1: Japanese N5 – Hiragana and Katakana

• Hiragana: all 46 base characters and combination characters
• Katakana: all 46 base characters for foreign loanwords
• Basic kanji: 100 fundamental kanji for JLPT N5 level
• Japanese writing system: understanding the three scripts together

Module 2: Japanese N5 – Basic Grammar

• Sentence structure: Subject-Object-Verb word order in Japanese
• Particles: wa, ga, wo, ni, de, to, mo, and ka
• Present and past tense: ~desu/~masu polite form conjugation
• Basic adjectives: i-adjectives and na-adjectives

Module 3: Japanese N5 – Everyday Japanese

• Greetings, introductions, and polite expressions
• Numbers, dates, time, and counter words
• Family, occupations, and describing daily routine
• Shopping, restaurant, and transportation vocabulary

Module 4: Japanese N4 – Elementary Grammar

• te-form: connecting actions and making requests with ~te kudasai
• ~tai: expressing desire to do something
• ~nai: plain negative form and its uses
• Giving and receiving verbs: ageru, morau, and kureru

Module 5: Japanese N4 – Intermediate Communication

• Conditional forms: ~ba, ~tara, and ~to conditionals
• ~nagara: doing two things simultaneously
• Transitive and intransitive verb pairs
• Expressing ability: ~koto ga dekiru

Module 6: Japanese N3 – Upper Intermediate Grammar

• Passive and causative forms: ~reru/~rareru and ~seru/~saseru
• ~toki: expressing time relationships
• ~node and ~kara: giving reasons formally and informally
• Keigo: introduction to polite and formal Japanese speech levels

Module 7: Japanese N3 – Vocabulary and Kanji

• JLPT N3 kanji: 370 additional kanji study and reading practice
• N3 vocabulary: 3,000-word active vocabulary development
• Reading authentic Japanese: news headlines and short articles
• Listening: understanding natural-speed Japanese conversations

Module 8: Capstone Project and Assessment

• JLPT N5/N4/N3 practice tests: grammar, vocabulary, and reading sections
• Speaking: structured conversation on familiar and semi-abstract topics
• Writing: short compositions in hiragana, katakana, and kanji
• Final assessment and course certification

Experience in the Industry Learn from native Japanese speakers and certified Japanese language teachers who have taught Japanese to IT professionals, students, and business people pursuing JLPT certification, employment in Japan, or work with Japanese clients.

Backgrounds at the Top Our Japanese language trainers hold JLPT N1 or equivalent qualifications and Japanese Language Teaching Competency credentials, with experience teaching at language institutes and Japanese company training programmes.

Clear & Effective Teaching Hiragana, katakana, kanji, Japanese grammar, particles, verb conjugation, keigo, vocabulary, reading, listening, and speaking are taught progressively from N5 beginner to N3 upper-intermediate level.

Hands-On Learning Focus Students practise Japanese through scripted and free conversation, grammar exercises, kanji writing practice, reading authentic materials, and JLPT-format practice tests aligned to certification standards.

Up-to-Date Knowledge Trainers keep content current with the latest JLPT examination format, contemporary Japanese vocabulary, and evolving Japanese language learning resources and methodology.