There are two ways to learn about the Japanese language in a group setting.
Have a look below.
Kanji are Chinese characters that have made their way to Japan in the 6th century AD and have become the foundation for the Japanese writing system ever since, because both hiragana and katakana
find their origin in these characters.
The kanji for daily use alone are a staggering 2.316 characters, so if you are serious about studying Japanese it is best to start early. I have crafted my own kanji courses in which you will learn the following:
- How to write kanji.
- How to read kanji in different contexts.
- Why kanji look the way they look.
- An introduction to basic calligraphy in the final lesson.
These group courses take place when enough students are interested.
The cost for a course of 8 lessons is € 250 which includes all the study material and materials for the calligraphy class.
As of 2019 I have started providing lessons at the Volkuniversiteit Amersfoort.
The course season runs from september untill march, with a shorter extra spring course from april until june.
I teach mainly beginners classes, but there are also options for more advanced learners.
Please have a look at their website for more information.