Online Personalized JapaNEEDS training, since 1996.
"Our Know-How is to Know Who"
Since our founding in 1996, we have been focusing on a “Student-Centered” approach, creating lessons focused on students’ needs and interests.
All of our coaches are PJC masters (Personalized JapaNEEDS Coach) and will conduct Japanese lessons in your area of interest.
Pre-Designed Programs are composed of a three-pillar program:
❶ Daily Conversation
❷ Business Conversation
❸ Test Preparation
You can take either Group Lesson or Private Lessons.
● Group Lessons (3~6 students / 85 minutes per lesson).
● Personal Lesson (One-on-one / 40 minutes per lesson).
All of the We-coaches have completed PJC (Personalized JapaNEEDS® Coach) training. They are student-centered who can design lessons that suit the students. Based on our slogan, "Our know-how is to know who," all the We-coach understand the importance of knowing their students thoroughly. In every lesson, we commit to producing "results for that student" to maximize their performance.
Through our unique student portal, "My Classroom," you can make lesson reservations, chose coaches, set up your focus interests in learning, and keep track of your progress. When booking a lesson, you can also send a message or request to the coach. During and after the lesson, the coach will record the lesson content and provide a summary of each lesson so that you can review it at any time later.
Dojo is a series of specialized lessons designed by our native Japanese-speaking coaches at We Languages to encourage students to learn more about interesting facts and myths of Japanese culture. Each week, Dojo coaches prepare a new topic for discussion and classroom activities. By participating in Dojo lessons, students will learn about the Japanese language and truly understand and appreciate Japanese culture from its origins.
Hiragana Times is a truly unique magazine in which you can study the language while learning about Japan. Each Japanese paragraph is followed by its English translation or vice versa, and furigana are placed below each kanji to make Japanese study even easier. Audio is also recorded in easy listening English and Japanese by professional narrators. We Languages utilize Hiragana Times to guide you to the genuine Japanese language and culture.
Are you thinking about starting learning the Japanese language? We can help you! At We Languages, you can try our renewed Dōjō Lessons: each week, Dojo coaches prepare a new topic for discussion and classroom activities. You can participate in it and learn different aspects of Japanese culture and… It’s a trial! But let’s discuss […]
Are you wondering about learning the Japanese language? We know it’s a difficult language, so why not start with a trial? We are offering 3 free trial lessons to help you with your decision. It’s a Dojo Lesson! Check this article to learn about one of our student’s experiences! Dōjō Lesson at WE The journey […]
How would you explain mysterious sounds, supernatural phenomena, or the feeling when someone is watching you? In Japan, as elsewhere, they refer to these inexplicable occurrences and supernatural creatures mainly with the word “Yōkai” – Demons. Do you know the most famous ones? Monsters, ghosts, and fantastic beings are currently popular in anime, manga, film, […]
Foreigner Working in Japan・日本で働く外国人 Have you ever thought about becoming a sushi chef? Here’s another section of the “Working in Japan” from the Hiragana Times, our content partner. This time, we will share Wen Shoki’s experience at Sushi Murayama. It will surely give you inputs for your Japanese language journey! Deciding the Future in A […]
Interested in knowing how is it to work in Japan? We will introduce you to the “Working in Japan” section of Hiragana Times, our content partner. For this first time, we would like to share Mr. Fernando from Rakuten Group‘s success story where his Japanese language skills synergize with his business expertise. It will surely […]
When learning a new language, you will always find some popular words. They can have a special meaning or can only be a trend of the moment, but they will surely exist. The Japanese language makes no exception! Here’s a list of 5 popular and useful M-words. 1. Muda・ むだ Muda むだ (無駄) means “useless“. […]
