Japanese Classes for Teens
ALS Japanese classes for teens are designed for secondary school students wanting to learn Japanese in private or in small groups online
Simply log in using Zoom and start learning Japanese with your dedicated Japanese language tutor.
For more information, contact us. See also Japanese for Kids.
Keep learning in summer! Sign up for Group Japanese for Teens Summer Holiday classes! Perfect for complete beginners.
Structured Program
We offer all Japanese language class levels from complete beginners to advanced students.
Learn Japanese grammar and writing, reading, speaking and listening effectively through our comprehensive program.
Professional Teachers
Students are taught by native Japanese teachers who are experienced teaching professionals. Learn with the same teacher throughout your course or feel free to try other teachers during your study.
Designed for Busy Teenagers
Learn Japanese the easy way with our curriculum, taking charge of when you want to learn with our flexible scheduling option and short course offering. Study notes are provided for revision at home.
Group Classes
Group classes run twice a week for eight weeks.
Maximum eight students in one group.
No rescheduling option.
Students wanting to continue to higher levels can switch to private lessons.
Course Fee $256
includes 8 x 55-minute classes
Also available Introduction to Japanese mini courses.
Course Fee $128
includes 4 x 55-minute classes
2025 Summer Holiday Classes
AUGUST Japanese Level 1
Every Mon & Wed 11am EDT
August 4 – September 3
(no classes on 25 & 27)
Private Lesson
Enjoy a personalized Japanese lesson to suit your pace of learning, coupled with flexible booking and rescheduling of your classes.
Learn at time that suits you with your preferred teacher.
Course Fee $256
includes 8 x 25-minute classes
Video Courses
Structured video courses designed for middle and high school students to learn Japanese reading, writing, speaking and listening.
Produced by our Japanese teacher for teens.
Courses include quizzes, homework, a graded final exam, and a certificate of completion.