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Varsha ..
Review by Sitesh
"Varsha sensei teaches language with a cultural perspective, Indian backdrop, academic connect and geography experience. She has stayed in Japan for over half a decade and picked up nuances of the language, landscape and spoken word."
Aarti C
Review by Bhisham
"Aarti san's knowledge and commitment towards teaching Japanese is what impressed me. Being a tutor myself, I understand how much effort it takes for a teacher to teach something from scratch and she shows a lot of patience with students and is very flexible with schedules of working professionals. Highly..."
Japanese Language School
Review by Seema S. Hegde
"Individual attention to every student, study materials designed with special care, extremely good and dedicated trainers are the major strengths of JLS. Students at JLS get acquainted with Japanese culture and business etiquette along with getting trained for JLPT exams. After studying at Japanese Language..."
Japanese Language School
Review by Rajeev B. N
"I never thought learning language would be so interesting until I joined Japanese Language School in 2009. Innovative approach in teaching and stress on developing conversational skill are worth mentioning."
Japanese Language School
Review by Akanksha Sara Dhanani
"I think JLS is really good. The teaching method is excellent. Learning Japanese is very hard and the way JLS teaches makes the language much easier to learn.The classes are very interesting too"
Japanese Language School
Review by Jyoti
"Japanese Language School class timing is very good, which is convenient for company employees and teaching method is also unique."
Aarti C
Review by Maringanti
"I am an electronics engineer with 10 years of experience at a MNC. I have been learning Japanese from Aarti for last two months. Before I started learning, I have been told by many people (at my work) that Japanese is the most difficult of all languages but at the same time it is highly valued language..."
Raju K.
Review by Rakesh
"Here I have to recommend that Raju is a great Japanese teacher. I would like to thank him for teaching me japanese in a nice way. doumo arigato gozaimasu Raju sensei!!"
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