A good place to start might be contacting the Chair of your local JETAA chapter.
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If in doubt, it's always worth asking for a free trial lesson.Īs the JETAA Midlands Chair suggests in this article, in addition to JETAA UK, there are Japanese societies and groups found throughout the UK, not just in London. The Japan Foundation website has an extensive and vetted list of tutors in all parts of the UK here, where details of the tutor's background and teaching specialisms are outlined. Getting a private tutor is also an option, though naturally it is more expensive. In London, SOAS offers a particularly wide range of levels. Most universities in the UK offer Japanese languages classes, however from the times offered to levels available, finding the right option can take some time. We'd welcome further contributions to this introductory list, in the hope it can become a useful resource on the JETAA UK site. Here we bring together some of the resources and options available for people who want to keep Japanese as a part of their life or make it a part again, outside of formal study. But without the opportunity to use Japanese in everyday life, even when will is there, it can quickly dry up to the occasional LINE message or realising you have just spent 10 minutes trying to read the Japanese section of the instructions for a household appliance.
Many JETs return from Japan keen to continue to use their Japanese in some way, be it professionally, just for enjoyment or gaining further qualifications, such as the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
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