Business Japanese Lessons
Keigo, meetings and emails with a Japanese teacher who has worked in business.
- Japanese teachers
- Keigo and workplace etiquette
- Examples from your industry
- Sessions before or after work
Situations you prepare for
Keigo
Sonkeigo, kenjōgo and teineigo, chosen according to rank.
Introductions
Jiko shōkai and exchanging business cards.
Meetings
Giving a nuanced view, making proposals, rephrasing.
Phone and video calls
Set phrases to call, answer and wrap up.
Emails
The order of each part and the opening and closing phrases.
Company culture
Nemawashi, ringi and hōrensō, or how decisions get made.
Sessions built on the projects on your desk
A weekly call with Tokyo, a trade fair in Osaka, an email to a supplier… Sessions start from your real situations and your teacher prepares material that fits your job.
The right register at the right time. You learn to move between teineigo and keigo depending on who you are talking to, and your teacher corrects you on the spot.
Your industry
- Automotive
- Manufacturing and robotics
- Luxury and fashion
- Banking and finance
- Gaming and tech
- Tourism and hospitality
- Food industry
- Consulting
FAQs
What level do I need?
JLPT N4 is ideal. Beginners start with everyday Japanese plus workplace vocabulary.
Do you prepare for the BJT?
Yes, and the JLPT if your employer asks for it.
Can we work on my real documents?
Yes, emails, slides or minutes.
Do you offer early-morning slots?
Yes, often from 7 a.m.
Prices
From $18.41 per lesson (30-lesson plan of 30 min). Sessions of 30, 45 or 60 minutes.
Ready for your first “konnichiwa”?
Thirty minutes with a Japanese teacher to place your level and decide together what comes next.
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