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Good teacher and very nice educationReally good school, teachers are very friendly, when you needed any help they will always help you in any situation.Good🤗🤗🤗👍👍👍This is a great school. The teachers here help students find prestigious universities and, of course, find part-time jobs. The teachers are also very kind and help students adapt to life in Japan. I recommend this school. It's the best Japanese language program in Japan.
(Translated by Google, see original)A really great school. They're incredibly helpful when you need it. They helped me a lot going forward, even though I didn't particularly want to go to university. While it's a school that mainly prepares students for the JLPT and university entrance exams, if you tell them about your plans, even if they have nothing to do with university, they still help you. It's a school where hard work is expected, which is great. The pace can be tough at first, but if you need clarification, the teachers are there to explain things again.
(Translated by Google, see original)I highly recommend this Japanese language school. The school provides excellent career support, helping students plan their future paths after learning Japanese. They offer personalized counseling for students who are unsure about their career or study options, which is very helpful. Additionally, the teachers are dedicated and ensure that students reach their goals, including preparing for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) N1 level. The curriculum is thorough, and students receive proper guidance to succeed at the highest level of proficiency. Overall, I am very satisfied with the support and education I received here. It’s a great place for anyone serious about learning Japanese and planning their future in Japan.A very great place to study japanese, not also that but they also help you to get into University.Thanks to my teachers, I was able to pass the N1 level in just 1 year and 3 months and get into my first-choice university. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
(Translated by Google, see original)Excellent Japanese language school for those who wanted to go to university, also for getting job in Japan. If you really have the will to study hard, this school is really suitable for you and you can also make it until JLPT N1 level.Very good school !The classroom is comfortable, all of the teacher is willing to help you if you have a problem, the teacher is friendly too so don't be afraid to ask them. And if you're from indonesia or china, there are teachers that can speak indonesian languages and mandarin languages too! As for europeans people who wants to study here, i think the rules of the school is uncompatible for you because the way you and the teacher think is mostly different. At this school, they sometimes also teach you about japanese culture and there is a filed trip too. May this review be usefull for the one that want to study here :DI was able to go on to a vocational school recommended by this school, and I am very satisfied with the school in many ways, including the educational aspect.
(Translated by Google, see original)Thank you for letting me observe your class. I was very happy that you made eye contact and greeted us every time we passed each other. Your class was also well-rounded, backed by your experience. I could sense a sense of trust in the communication between you and the students. The teacher pointed out common mistakes when correcting papers, and the students seemed to grasp the key points clearly. The students also actively participated in the class, teaching each other and appearing to be deepening their learning. The teacher not only focused on specific students, but also highlighted and supported those who seemed to be struggling, making for a fun and fulfilling class. The teacher is not only well-versed in teaching Japanese, but also mixed in English during the class, which made it very impressive to see how the students understood what he was saying. Thank you.
(Translated by Google, see original)At this school, students are trained to be on par with Japanese speakers. Every day, from Monday to Friday, there are lessons on kanji, vocabulary, grammar, and listening, reading, and writing. Classes last about four hours per day. Lessons are taught in Japanese, but some teachers have a basic knowledge of English. Some teachers also speak Indonesian and Mandarin, so they can help students find part-time jobs or introduce them to agencies for finding apartments. This school is recommended for those who want to continue their education in Japan or work here.
(Translated by Google, see original)I went to a consultation center with a foreign friend to ask about studying abroad. The staff member asked my friend what he wanted to do in the future, and then told him about the schools he could go to, providing specific school names, departments, and tuition fees. They also explained what level of Japanese language proficiency he needed to achieve by when to enter each school, and what classes the school offers to help him achieve that level. They also gave a detailed explanation of the costs and procedures for studying abroad, as well as rules for part-time work, which seemed to convince my friend.
(Translated by Google, see original)A very good school with a very friendly environment and awesome lessons, highly reccomended!I'm a student who's been attending OBKG since last year. Whenever I've had problems, the teachers have been incredibly helpful. I'm truly grateful.
(Translated by Google, see original)Good school. We follow the courses with specific objectives related to the JLPT, in addition to adopting habits found in Japanese schools (slippers, cleaning, etc.). We also had the opportunity to participate in activities, such as calligraphy and mochi making. Unfortunately, due to Covid, the graduation ceremony only included the second-year students, and the sports day was canceled. I just finished nine months of classes, in addition to my bachelor's degree, and the immersion helped me improve a lot. There are only four hours of classes per day, in the morning for advanced students and in the afternoon for beginners, which leaves plenty of free time for work or simply going out—the best way to practice the language.
(Translated by Google, see original)At OBKG, I learned not only Japanese but also manners and common sense in Japan. Thanks to studying at OBKG, I was able to acquire Japanese language skills equivalent to N1 level and go on to a good university. I will never forget the days I spent at OBKG. Thank you very much. 🌸
(Translated by Google, see original)I live in Bangladesh and I am a student currently completing my studies in Textile Engineering. I have also passed the Japanese Language NAT Exam Level 5 in June, scoring 130 marks. I have taken the JLPT exam as well, but the result has not been published yet. I want to go to Japan in the April session to study Japanese language. Your school is one of the best in Tokyo, which is why I want to study Japanese at your school after going to Japan. I humbly request you to kindly give me the opportunity to study at your school. 🥰update🥰i got 135 Marks in JLPT EXAM Then i application one of language school in osaka.Yesterday i will go Osaka.every one Please pray for me.Thank you Guys❤️Its a very good place to study Japanese Language, All sensei are kind and teach us from beggining until we can speak JapaneseSimply a superb school; there's almost nothing truly bad to say about them. However, a word of caution for those considering enrollment: you'll be attending a Japanese school, so many things will be different from what you expect. It's up to YOU to adapt to the school, not the other way around. I'm mentioning this because many French students have said that this school has a habit of spying on its students and has no sense of privacy. Yes, that's true if students habitually skip classes, are consistently late, and cause harm to the school. The school is RESPONSIBLE for you! And therefore, it must ensure that nothing happens to you (especially regarding Japanese immigration). I stayed at this school for a year and a half, and it was literally an incredible experience. The school isn't perfect, that's true, but it remains an excellent school for anyone who wants to progress extremely quickly in Japanese.
(Translated by Google, see original)This school is good if you want to go to university; the courses are interesting and the teachers are great. However, it is very strict. I recommend it if you have a "real" plan for the future and not just want to learn Japanese for "experience." The majority of students at the school are Indonesian. I am still grateful for everything I have experienced and learned thanks to them, and if you agree with their policies, this school is really good.
(Translated by Google, see original)The lessons are easy to understand. The teachers always ask "Are you okay?" after explaining. And if you have any worries, not just about studying, you can talk to your homeroom teacher. If you ask the teacher outside of class, they will lend you a workbook to help you prepare for exams. It's a great school👍
(Translated by Google, see original)For those of you who want to learn from the basics or continue, OBKG is the best choice in my opinion. The instructors deliver the material in detail with easy-to-understand language and at the right pace, accompanied by a quality curriculum that has been designed for student achievement. OBKG staff are fluent in 4 languages —English, Mandarin, Indonesian, and Japanese—making it very easy to communicate for both students and parents. This advantage can avoid misunderstandings and certainly makes OBKG superior compared to other schools. During my time studying at OBKG, I felt that the teachers really understood how students learn so they could make the right decisions and teaching methods😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
(Translated by Google, see original)the EJU and JLPT classes are helpful. its a great option if you are aiming for university in osaka.I attended the 1 year and 9 months course and I’d say it was pretty effective for people who want to get into the Japanese University! The school itself is pretty strict (in a good way) but you get a chance to learn not only the language but also the Japanese culture and rules .Thanks to OBKG, I was able to pass the JLPT N1 in just one year. The teachers were very kind and the study materials were easy to understand.
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