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Ippolitova-Ivanova RSAI (formerly GSII) National Research University Higher School of Economics (GU-HSE) GAUGN (former GUGN) GUZ GUU GEI GEITI Humanitarian Institute GITR MGPI (now MGPU) DA Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation MOIUP Yurinfor UPS (until 2013) UPSM MOIU (formerly UPSIT) UPS RGIS (VSK) ISU MGIMO MFA RF IGA IGIMU GUU IGUMO IDK INESNEK IZhLT IITEM IIR IK IKiP IKSI AFSB RF IMBO IMPE them. Griboedov IMTP IMES IMPiPP IME IMEI (world economy and informatization) IPV IPO IPP IRESPiP ISB ISI ISBTISU ISN ISSO INEKBI IEiK IEP INEP IEKP FRAME IEFP IEPiUR IYaiK im. L. Tolstoy LI im. Gorky MATI MHSH MIGMT MIM Link MIEP MNEPU MIEPP at MNEP MSI im. Derzhavin MUM MUI KNOW MTI MAP (international) MGIIT them. Yu.A. Senkevich (formerly MATGR) MAEP MGAVMiB them. K.I. Scriabin (former MBA) MGAVT MGUPI MITHT MGAFK (Mossport Academy) MGAH MGK im. Tchaikovsky MGUTU im. K.G. Razumovsky (formerly MGTA, VZIPP) O. E. Kutafin University (MSUA) First Moscow State Medical University. THEM. Sechenov (former MMA named after Sechenov) Mirbis RGAU-MSHA named after. Timiryazev MFYuA MAI MARCHI MBI MVVKU (formerly MVI, MVOKU named after the Supreme Council of the RSFSR) MVIREKV MGII MGPU MGPPU MADI MGAU them. Goryachkina MGAHI them. Surikov MGVMI RGGRU (MGRI) them. Ordzhonikidze MGGU MGIU MGADA (MGIDA, MIDA) MGIMO (U) MFA of Russia MGIM im. Schnittke MSTU MIREA NUST MISiS MIEM NRU HSE MIET MGLU (formerly Maurice Thorez MGPIIA) MGMSU them. A. I. Evdokimova Moscow State University of Humanities (formerly MGOPU) named after. M. A. Sholokhov MGOU im. Chernomyrdin MGSU NRU (MGSU-MISI) TI MGUDT (formerly MGTU named after Kosygin) MGTUGA MGTU named after. N.E. Bauman University of Mechanical Engineering (MAMI) MSTU Stankin MIIGAiK MGUDT MGUIE (formerly MIHM) MGUKI MGUL MGUP im. I. Fedorova (formerly MPI) MGUPP MGUPB MGUP (environmental management) MGUPS (MIIT) RGUTiS (formerly MGUS) MESI MGHPA im. Stroganova MGEI MGI im. Dashkova NRNU MEPhI MIBD MIBUA MIIA MGAKHiS (VZISI) MIMSR MIMB at VAVT MEDT RF MIP MIPP MIGKU MIU (management) MU im. S.Yu. Witte (former MIEMP) MIEPP MKVI branch of SPbGUKiT MNUI MOSA (former MOSU) MPGU (former MGPI named after Lenin) MPU MPSU (former MPSI) MRIVSEO MTUCI MTI (transport) MosU Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation MU Turo MIPT (GU) SPbGUP ( MF) SPbIVESEP in Moscow MFEI MGTA (formerly MELI) MEFI NOU MEI NRU MPEI (MEI TU) MAHU in memory of 1905 Leningrad State University. Pushkin in Moscow NIB IPPiP Continent<Евро-Азия> PMUI ITT (Moscow region branch) RAA them. Plevako RAZhVZ RAMiA RAM them. Gnessin RAP (justice) RAP (entrepreneurship) GITIS RGATiZ RGUFKSMiT (GTSOLIFK) RMAPO RMAT (MF) RPA MJ RF RTA REU im. G. V. Plekhanov RGAZU RGGU RGAIS (former RGIIS) RNIMU (former RGMU) im. N.I. Pirogov ROAT MIIT (formerly RGOTUPS, VZIIT) RGTEU RGUITP RGUNG them. Gubkin ITLP MSUTU (former RosZITLP) RosNOU RPI St. John the Theologian RUDN RCTU im. 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Japan is a mysterious country, at the same time inexpressibly poetic, deeply rational and practical, in general, paradoxical and unique. And even if you still know little about its traditions and history, there are at least several objective reasons to start learning Japanese.
Japanese is considered one of the most difficult languages to learn. However, non-native Japanese speakers are more likely to agree with the statement: Learning Japanese is not as difficult as it is fun. Each step on the way to comprehending a new rule or hieroglyph is an attempt to immerse yourself in ancient culture, to comprehend its secrets and to know oneself through the foreign.
Hieroglyphs are not traditional letters of the alphabet for our understanding. Each hieroglyph carries a story, each requires a great return (spiritual and intellectual), and therefore the process of learning a language will never turn into a routine, in memorization of words and expressions, in mechanical memorization.
According to statistics, more than 130 million people in the world speak Japanese, studying which you get a great opportunity to expand your social circle and travel map, open up new prospects for career growth, personal development or educational activity.
It's time to get rid of stereotypes! Japan is always more than we can imagine. Studying the language of this country, each of us, regardless of cultural, social, religious and other preferences, find something close.
Why learning Japanese is better with TutorOnline tutors
The main reason is that all the tutors of the project are in love with the language they teach. With TutorOnline teachers it is impossible to go over the top, they, like experienced linguo divers, will lead you into the very depths of the mysterious Japanese culture: they will teach you not only to understand someone else's speech, but to think in other categories, each time discovering previously unknown meanings in the language and in yourself.
Lessons with tutors Japanese to the site is:
- Maximum convenient format classes.
The student himself decides when, how long and how often he wants to study. The teacher gives recommendations, but does not dictate conditions.
- total economy
The student saves
- time that does not have to be spent on the road to The educational center or to a tutor practicing classes at home;
- money, because a lesson with an online tutor is several times cheaper than traditional formats of additional training;
- forces that are better spent in the course of the lesson, and not on solving organizational issues.
- Unique Chance
The site can be fully immersed in language environment without getting up from your favorite couch. The ability to study with native speakers is one of the most important advantages of an online school. Even without visiting the Land of the Rising Sun, the student gets a chance to join its cultural and intellectual heritage through the authentic Japanese language.
- Quality assurance
- Project teachers develop for each student individual program training tailored to your needs actual level knowledge and wishes of the student.
- All online lessons are recorded and stored in personal account. The recording can be used as an electronic abstract, independently repeating the material covered with the teacher.
- The project methodologists carry out constant quality control educational services provided by tutors.
- Duty teachers are available on site 7 days a week. Project consultants are ready to answer questions, solve technical or organizational problems, help with the choice of a tutor, orient how to work in the system, etc.
TutorOnline does not follow the "fashion" for the exotic, does not teach for the sake of show, does not speculate on the desire of students to become better and smarter. TutorOnline
How are TUTORING LESSONS organized?
Classes with a Japanese language tutor in Moscow take place on your territory or in our classrooms. The duration of individual training depends on the tasks and intensity of the classes.
Your personal Japanese tutor draws up a lesson plan in accordance with the goals of learning the language. Your level of knowledge is necessarily taken into account, materials are selected with new vocabulary, on topics of interest to you, special skills are developed: writing a resume, behavior at an interview, writing business letters, making presentations in Japanese for exhibitions or negotiations, working with information on Japanese sites, etc.
WHO DOES THE TRAINING?
A Japanese language tutor in Moscow from our center is a teacher from the state of "Eurasia", a Russian speaker or a native speaker. All teachers have passed a rigorous selection for their professional qualities and have a profile higher education, and native speakers, in addition, must be fluent in Russian. Many of the tutors are the authors of programs and methods for teaching Japanese.
Our educational programs licensed! This means that upon completion of training you will be able to receive a state-recognised certificate confirming your level of language proficiency!
If you are going to continue your studies in Japan, this will be a definite advantage for you!
Often our students supplement their classroom lessons with skype classes, for example, sinologists - Chinese on Skype, students who want to improve their spoken Turkish with a native speaker - Turkish on Skype. Most Japanese Eurasia tutors can also conduct classes remotely if necessary. You can combine face-to-face Japanese lessons with conversation modules via Skype.
Where to begin?! You leave a request to the administrator of our center. We select a teacher that meets your criteria. We invite you to a free introductory lesson, where you can personally get acquainted with the tutor and discuss all your questions. And after that we coordinate the schedule of classes with you.
