The Kagoshima International Exchange Center is looking for foreign residents who want to study Japanese!
Volunteers will talk with you one-on-one using easy Japanese at a slow and comfortable pace.
There are 8 lessons in total, and it only costs 1,000 yen for all 8!
You can choose a time that works best for you — Wednesday and Thursday mornings, afternoons, or evenings, and Friday, Saturday, or Sunday mornings and afternoons.
Come and let’s enjoy learning Japanese together!
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May ~ July
• Please let the organizer know all the convenient times for you from Wednesday and Thursday mornings, afternoons, or evenings, and Friday, Saturday, or Sunday mornings and afternoons options.
(Example: Wednesday evening, Friday morning)
• You will have one lesson per week based on your availability.
• The lesson will be held on the same day and time each week.
• Each lesson is 90 minutes long.
Kagoshima International Exchange Center
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Fee: ¥1,000 (for 8 Lessons)
* Free for members of the Kagoshima City International Exchange Foundation
You can apply if you are;
Foreign nationals who live, work, or study in Kagoshima City and are junior high school age or older
Volunteer Japanese language supporters
* Lessons will be conducted in easy and slow Japanese.
Please apply by email with the following information:
1. Your name (in katakana)
2. Nationality
3. Address
4. Phone number
5. All of your available days and times (e.g., Saturday evening, Friday morning)
Send your application to:
kokusai@kiex.jp
Application Deadline: April 16 (Wed)
Feel free to contact the organizer by email or phone
E-mail: kokusai@kiex.jp
Tel: 099-226-5931
Official Site: https://www.kiex.jp/events/14821/
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