Japanese Lessons in NYC - Beginner to Advanced Learners

Hills Learning, New York:
Hills Learning is located in Manhattan, New York City and provides Japanese programs for all levels from beginner to advanced. Students can choose between intensive Japanese, standard Japanese, business Japanese, online Japanese classes, exam preparation for the proficiency exam of Japanese or Japanese for vacation. Corporate Training is also available. In addition to this we offer Chinese and English Lessons.

Japanese Language Classes in New York:
- Japanese Programs for all levels from beginner to advanced
- Intensive Japanese Course
- Standard Japanese Course
- Exam Preparation Course for Japanese Proficiency (JLPT) exam
- Japanese Conversation Classes
- Japanese for Vacations
- Corporate Japanese Training
- Business Japanese Course
- Group Japanese Courses
- Individual Tuition / Private Japanese Lessons
- Online Japanese classes for adults & children
- Summer Japanese Program for High School Students (Japanese through Manga)

Japanese for Beginners:
Learn the basics of Japanese, from greetings and basic conversational skills to being able to order food and shop. Our course is designed for the beginner who’s eager to learn basic Japanese phrases and develop a strong familiarity with the Hiragana alphabet. Regular homework will also be given.

Course Goals: To be able to greet and introduce yourself, order at stores and restaurants.

Course Curriculum: Follows Genki I and II, please note that handouts will be provided. It is not necessary to buy your own text.

Student Testimonial:
“I was considering looking up a teacher to keep up my Japanese language studies on Craigslist when I found this amazing company. I had a free trial lesson with my teacher in the presence of the company’s director, who explained the whole system clearly. There are no surprises and I felt completely safe. My teacher and I schedule lessons when and where I want them. I’ve been taking lessons for over 4 months now and I love my lessons and my teacher! We’re studying for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, level 1 (the hardest level) — with her encouragement, I seriously think I have a good chance.‎”
- Toyota Employee