Effective Small Groups

inlingua Singapore : Part-time Japanese Language Courses
(10 hours per week)

For our General Purposes programme there are 12 testing levels ranging from complete beginners to intermediate classes. After an initial Placement Test, new students are put into a group at a level corresponding to their oral competence in the language they have enrolled for.

You will be taught in Japanese. Please do not speak your own language in class. The inlingua method stresses speaking and listening. Students should speak as much as possible. The teacher will use visuals and special exercises.

10 lessons per week
(minimum 8, maximum 15 participants per class)
These courses run in 4-week modules.  Start dates are every 4 weeks on a Monday (or next working day in the case of a public holiday).  Please refer to intensive start dates below.
'Mini Intensive Programme 10hpw' Lesson schedule :
Monday-Friday 9-11am or 2-4pm
Fees for part-time Japanese language courses, 10 lessons per week, are payable according to the number of weeks booked. You may enrol for a minimum of 1 week and maximum of 6 weeks at a time.

Number of Weeks and Fees

01 week=S$228	03 weeks=S$564	06 weeks=S$1,008
02 weeks=S$416	4 weeks=S$712	-

10 lessons per week
- for men, women and young people on a tight budget
(minimum 6, maximum 15 participants per class)
These courses run in 4-week modules. Course starting dates for this General Purposes Japanese Programme are given below, under part-time courses.
'Budget General Course 10hpw' Lesson schedule :
Monday - Friday 4-6pm 
Fees for part-time Japanese language courses, 10 lessons per week, are payable by module. Each module lasts 4 weeks. 
Number of weeks and Fees :
S$356 for 4 weeks or S$632 for 8 weeks

Note : All fees include registration, testing, materials, tuition and 7 per cent Goods and Service Tax (GST zero-rated at Clementi).

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Last updated: 1 July 2007