Sakura Japanese and Jiahe Japanese are two Japanese language training institutions, and with the deepening of economic exchanges between China and Japan, more and more people choose to learn Japanese. However, there are a wide variety of Japanese language institutions on the market, and the quality is uneven, making it difficult to know where to start. So, how do you choose a good Japanese language agency?
1. Understand the background of the institution.
Before choosing a Japanese language institution, it is important to understand the background of the institution. Including the history of the institution, faculty, teaching environment, curriculum and other aspects. A good Japanese language institution should have a strong faculty, an excellent teaching environment, and a scientific curriculum. In addition, you can also comprehensively evaluate the strength of the institution by understanding the certification, honor, and social evaluation of the institution.
2. Clarify the learning objectives.
When choosing a Japanese language institution, it is important to be clear about your learning goals. Is it for study, employment, or hobbies?Different learning objectives require different curricula and teaching methods. For example, the Japanese Language Test for International Students requires training in speaking and listening, while Business Japanese focuses on the development of practical and communication skills. Therefore, when choosing an institution, it is important to choose the appropriate curriculum and teaching methods according to your learning objectives.
3. Trial lessons.
Before deciding on a Japanese language institution, be sure to try out the lessons. This can not only understand the teaching level of the teacher, but also feel whether the curriculum and teaching environment meet your own requirements. Listening to a trial course can give you a better understanding of the strengths and characteristics of the institution, so that you can make a more informed choice.
Fourth, pay attention to the best and cost-effective.
*is an important factor when choosing a Japanese language institution. Different institutions** are different, but the cost performance is also very important. When choosing an institution, choose the right one based on your financial situation and budget. At the same time, it is necessary to pay attention to the value of the institution and whether it is worth the money.
I learned Japanese in Harunosakura Japanese, and I also listened to the trial class in advance, and the teachers at this place are very responsible, and they will be willing to answer questions after class, so I feel pretty good after learning.