Enrollment Steps

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How to Enroll in Private Lessons
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Complete the New Student Enrollment Form. We will then send you a link to a trial-lesson questionnaire.
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After you fill out the questionnaire, we will match you with a Nihongo-Pro teacher and set up a trial lesson at no charge.
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If you like your trial lesson, buy lesson tickets to continue learning Japanese online.
Each ticket, good for one 50-minute private lesson with the same teacher who taught your trial lesson, costs US $28 to $35, depending on how many tickets you buy.
Message from a Nihongo-Pro Student
Araki-sensei is great—infinite patience and encouragement, and engaging lessons!
Araki-sensei has been incredibly accommodating and flexible with our lesson structure. In my case, general conversation practice and weekly readings from my choice of manga.

We have discussed everything from Japanese virtual youtubers, to daikon prep, to the best ways of drying a cat after a bath. So far, we have read Naoki Urasawa’s Pluto and are working our way through Osamu Tezuka’s classic Hi no Tori. So fun!

Araki-sensei is great—infinite patience and encouragement, and engaging lessons! The sustained weekly practice has improved all aspects of my Japanese, as well as my confidence. It makes all the difference.

I look forward to my lesson every week. Highly recommended!
荒木先生、これからもよろしくおねがいします。

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Tina J.
(student of Yuko ARAKI)
Message from a Nihongo-Pro Student
Nakano-sensei’s lesson is great for a young kid, too!
I have been taking online Japanese lessons with Nakano-sensei about a year and it has been a crucial part of my Japanese learning experience.

Nakano-sensei has been very patient with me and pointed out the mistakes I made. The content and exercises have been both engaging and digestible for me, and the illustrations are easy to understand and make the lesson more interesting and enjoyable. These are very important to a 13-year-old student.

Through these virtual Japanese lessons, I am able to learn more about Japanese culture and customs as well as the Japanese language.

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Dustin Y.
(student of Michiko NAKANO)
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