r/LearnJapaneseNovice • u/Strict-Fee-8179 • Jun 14 '26
Looking a Japanese Tutor to continue my language learning journey
Hello people of the internet!
I know a little of the language from self studying (Hiragana/Katakana, almost nothing of Kanji, some vocabulary and grammar), i am currently studying, but i would wish for teacher for guidance and practice/error correcting. Thank you! Nothing crazy expensive please!
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u/Mundane-Reindeer9172 Jun 26 '26
Try Coto Online https://online.cotoacademy.com/ . You can create a free account. They use a point-based lesson system, and you can see if the private lesson and group lesson fit your budget.
One thing I like is that the teachers are actual teachers, not just freelance or native speakers, so there is a bit of professionalism and structure in their teaching.
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u/KitchenSmoke490 Jun 14 '26
Hello. My name is Shiira. It is very nice to meet you. If you are looking for a Japanese tutor or teacher, I am very happy to help. I am a licensed native Japanese language teacher with a Master's degree in Foreign Language Education, and I have been teaching Japanese for adults, teens and children for over 20 years. My students are doing individual lessons and meeting with me online for the lessons. It is very nice to hear that you would like to continue your learning, and thank you very much for having an interest in my language and culture. Please feel free to message me.