In fact, Japanese training classes are almost the same, basically large classes. In this case, it is even more necessary to work hard and have a solid foundation.

With so many students, teachers can't take care of everyone, and the training class itself is different from ordinary schools.

Of course, a good school will not say that the school is poor. Some students who don't listen or ask their teachers questions say that teachers are irresponsible and bad.

I took a class in New World Japanese, and it was OK.

I learned Japanese because I didn't have a foundation and then I needed to help you clear it up, so I signed up for the class, right?

And it is in a hurry, not a slow study in ordinary schools.

To tell the truth, famous schools and unknown schools are still like that.

If you want to learn this language well, you must pay for it yourself. You said you'd listen to a class and then have a class next weekend. It's okay not to review or watch during the period when you don't have classes.

No matter what training class you apply for, no matter what knowledge the teacher has said, you should consolidate your review every day after you go back. Enrolling in the training class will usually be said at the front desk.