Japanese language courses
Want to stand out with your language skills? Then learning Japanese is a clever choice. Find out which of our courses or training programmes suits your level, wishes and needs. You will learn to communicate in Japanese with us, but you will be introduced to the culture too.
Group courses Japanese
Start: January
- Japanese for absolute beginners (halfway to A1)
- Japanese for beginners (A1)
- Japanese for beginners (halfway to A2) - currently not offered
- Japanese for beginners (A2)
Tailor-made Japanese courses
Would you prefer individual classes, or a shorter, more intensive course? Or do you have a specific purpose that you would like to focus on? Check out our courses tailored to your needs and wishes.
Intensive language courses
By fully immersing yourself in a language, you can make a lot of progress in a relatively short amount of time. This is the aim of the five-day immersion programmes at Radboud in’to Languages.
Determine your level
Have you never taken a Japanese course before or did you not take the previous level with us? If so, we recommend taking a free telephone intake interview.
What others say about our courses
I followed a tailor-made Japanese course. Everything was arranged perfectly, and Iris van Steenkiste was a lovely teacher who was responsive to what I needed. I’d really recommend it!
- Liset Wegman
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Do you need advice?
Do you have a question? Or would you like to discuss which course best suits your needs and starting level? Feel free to contact us. We are happy to help you out.
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Tips and tools for keeping your language skills up to date
How do you maintain your language skills once the course is over? Only then does the real challenge begin: keeping your language skills up to date and making sure you do not lose what you have learned, but rather continue to make it your own.
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OneRoom: the classroom that really brings together in-person and online teaching
Our new Oneroom classroom is equipped with the most advanced technology specifically designed to teach on-site and online participants at the same time. We asked Kasper Maes, innovator at In’to, about what makes this space so special.