1. Henry Harvin Japanese Course Reviews by Subhash Rai, 4.6/5
Due to my interest in finding work with Japanese companies, I signed up for a Japanese Language Course at Kazumi Japanese & Culture School by Henry Harvin. The trainer had a great knowledge of Japanese grammar and pronunciation, explaining each concept well. Our class included opportunities to practice speaking and writing while also discussing cultural concepts. The course was divided into levels making it easy to follow. In general, the course allowed me to develop a basic understanding of reading, writing, listening and speaking Japanese as well as an insight into Japanese culture.
2. Henry Harvin Japanese Course Reviews by Vivek Manchanda, 4.8/5
To improve my communication skills for international business, I signed up for the Japanese Language Course by Henry Harvin at Kazumi Japanese & Culture School. The trainer was able to explain Hiragana, Katakana and basic Kanji in a very systematic way. In my classes, I took part in grammar and listening activities that gradually got better. The curriculum was graded in difficulty and covered reading comprehension and conversational practice. The trainer had an interesting attitude, which allowed students to speak and feel more confident. The assignments and exercises given after each class were also useful. The learning atmosphere was nice and organized, which made it helpful for newcomers to master the basics of Japanese.
3. Henry Harvin Japanese Course Reviews by Md. Aliyas, 4.4/5
I took the Crash Course for Japanese Language at Kazumi Japanese & Culture School by Henry Harvin as I was required to learn a few basics of Japanese before I flew there on a business trip. Every day phrases, greetings and pronunciation were explained clearly by the trainer. Classes were intensive, but they involved activities such as role-play and rapid fire practice conversations. The syllabus covered common grammar points, vocabulary and sentence patterns necessary for life. I also liked how the trainer included cultural facts about Japan. In summary, the course has been a practical introduction to language learning in Japanese and I am feeling more comfortable communicating about things within my immediate needs.
4. Henry Harvin Japanese Course Reviews by Ruby Jaiswal, 4.6/5
Kazumi Japanese & Culture School by Henry Harvin offers the Japanese for Beginners Course which I enrolled into as I was keen to learn Japanese from scratch. At the beginning, I did not find it easy but the script Hiragana and Katakana was explained step by step by the trainer during the course. My class involved practise exercises, vocabulary quizzes and basic conversation practice. I liked how the trainer pushed students to speak. It was pretty simple to learn, and well organized. Overall, this course is very begginer-friendly and I believe it helped me to understand the basics of the Japanese language.
5. Henry Harvin Japanese Course Reviews by Karan Shukla, 4.7/5
I enrolled in a Post Graduate Diploma in Japanese Language through Kazumi Japanese & Culture School by Henry Harvin for professional proficiency. In class, we had discussions built around the lesson plan, assignments and presentation activities. The curriculum included reading, writing, listening and cultural aspects of how the language is used in Japan. I loved the structured modules leading up to advanced concepts. My trainer provided practical tips on how to use Japanese in the workplace. The program helped me deepen my language skills and provided confidence to express in Japanese in academic or professional context.
6. Henry Harvin Japanese Course Reviews by Nidhi Dwivedi, 4.3/5
I joined the JLPT / NAT Exam Preparation Course for N3 level certification from Kazumi Japanese & Culture School by Henry Harvin. The trainer had a deep understanding of Japanese grammar, vocabulary and exam strategies. The sessions used to involve mock tests, discussing the sample paper, and doubt clearing sessions which made my class experience very interactive. The syllabus centered around the important topics of examination that were reading, listening, grammar and vocabulary. I liked specifically how the trainer explained the exam structure and gave top time management tips to use during the actual test. Regular assignments and assessments ensured, I did not lose track of time. In the end, the course prepared me systematically and I passed the exam after this training.
7. Henry Harvin Japanese Course Reviews by Sagar Lama, 4.6/5
I had a very good experience at Kazumi Japanese & Culture School for the JLPT / NAT Exam Preparation Course. I had gotten into the program to further improve on Japanese language skills as a preparation step before taking an exam certification. The class was very interactive with discussions of various styles and practice tests, reviews which really helped me solidify the learning. It covered key areas of the exam including reading comprehension, listening practice and language knowledge. The trainer explained difficult topics through one to one dialogue with ease. In summary, this course provided a structured way to study for the exam.
8. Henry Harvin Japanese Course Reviews by Sukhvinder Singh, 4.4/5
I had a very rewarding learning experience with Kazumi Japanese & Culture School by Henry Harvin on the Japanese Language Course. I joined here to learn Japanese for travel and cultural interest. There was so much reading practice, group discussion and speaking exercises that made learning fun. At a high level, the curriculum covered the basics of the language in addition to advanced modules that introduced more detailed grammar elements and Kanji concepts incrementally. There were also structured learning materials along with practice assignments, which I liked. In conclusion, I learned more about how Japanese people communicate with each other and this also increased my confidence in speaking even a basic simple conversation using the Japanese language.
9. Henry Harvin Japanese Course Reviews by Deepshika Dutta, 4.6/5
I enrolled in Henry Harvin’s Crash Course for Japanese Language at Kazumi Japanese & Culture School. The trainer explained common expressions, greetings and pronunciation very clearly. My class was fast-paced but it included interactive role-play activities and quick practice conversations. It included important grammar structures, vocabulary and patterns of sentences for daily usage. I also appreciated that the trainer gave some cultural insights about Japan. In conclusion, the course was useful for me as an entry to learning Japanese and thanks to it, I feel a bit more comfortable communicating in basic communication.
10. Henry Harvin Japanese Course Reviews by Anurag Goel, 4.4/5
I did the Post Graduate Diploma in Japanese Language from Dunster Business School through Kazumi Japanese & Culture school by Henry Harvin. The class was participatory at every level of writing and translating. The curriculum revolved from language proficiency to elements of culture and communication. The trainer ensured each student should be actively involved, practicing a conversation regularly. The assignments were a great aid for language accuracy. In short, because of this course, I was able to speak fluent Japanese.