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Your First Step to Japan Starts Here. Fun, Interactive Lessons in Rotterdam.
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Service Description
Have you always wanted to learn Japanese but didn't know where to start? Come join our lively Beginner 1 Group Lesson in Rotterdam! Forget the rigid classrooms. Our lessons are designed to be interactive, supportive, and fun. Using the Genki I textbook (Chapters 1–3), we guide you gently through the basics of the language. It’s the perfect way to spend your evening—learning a new language and making new friends. Course Highlights: ｰ No Experience Needed: We start from the very beginning. - Speaking First: Learn to introduce yourself and chat with classmates. - Cultural Insights: Discover the secrets behind anime, food, and travel. - Location: Gimles Academy Required Materials Please purchase the following 3rd Edition books before the first lesson: - Genki I: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese (Textbook) - Genki I: Workbook (Mainly used for homework) Group Class FAQ Q: I’m a complete beginner. Can I join this class? A: Yes. This group class is designed for complete beginners. No prior Japanese knowledge is required. We start from the basics and gradually build foundational communication skills. Q: What level does this group class cover? A: This course corresponds to Beginner level (Genki I). It is suitable for learners who are new to Japanese or who want to build a solid foundation in grammar, vocabulary, and basic conversation. Q: What textbook do you use? A: We use Genki I for this group class. Students are asked to purchase the textbook individually. Details will be shared after enrollment. Q: What happens if I can’t attend a class? A: If you are unable to attend a session, the class will be recorded, and you will be able to watch the recording afterward. Please note that group classes cannot be rescheduled. Q: Is there homework? A: Yes. Homework is assigned every week using the workbook, and students are expected to complete and submit the assignments as part of the course. Q: When will I know if the group class is confirmed? A: The class is confirmed once the minimum number of participants is reached. If the class is not confirmed, all registered participants will be notified and receive a full refund.
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Cancellation Policy
Course confirmation - Minimum participants: A minimum of 4 participants is required for each group class. - Confirmation timing: The course will be confirmed once this minimum number is reached. - Cancellation due to low enrollment: If there are fewer than 3 participants 4 days before the first lesson, the course will be cancelled, and a full refund will be issued. Cancellation by the participant - More than 4 days before the first lesson: 100% refund - 3 days before the first lesson: 50% refund - 2 days or less before the first lesson: No refund Missed lessons and rescheduling - Group classes cannot be rescheduled.
Contact Details
Gimsel Academy, Mariniersweg, Rotterdam, Netherlands
info@japaneseworkshop.nl
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Q:Do I need prior knowledge to join this class?
A: Yes. This class is designed for students who have finished the first part of Genki I (Chapters 1–3). You should be comfortable reading Hiragana and constructing simple sentences.
Q: What level does this group class cover?
A: This course corresponds to Beginner level (Genki I). It is suitable for learners who are new to Japanese or who want to build a solid foundation in grammar, vocabulary, and basic conversation.
Q: What textbook do you use?
A: We use Genki I for this group class.
Students are asked to purchase the textbook individually. Details will be shared after enrollment.
Q: What happens if I can’t attend a class?
A: Since this is a group class, we do not offer make-up lessons or rescheduling for individual absences. However, your teacher will inform you of the lesson content and the assigned homework for that day. You are also welcome to ask any questions regarding the missed material during the following week's class.