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Intensity Levels

By Declan Murphy,
Director - International Office

The usual definition in Japanese language education of an intensive program is 15-20 hours of classes per week, and approximately 800 classes per year. At Yamasa we provide 3 different intensity levels, because we recognise that different students have different needs. Yamasa's on-campus programs are also substantially more intensive than those provided elsewhere in Japan.

There are two reasons for this. One is because the vast majority of our students have consistently indicated through surveys, suggestions and course feedback that they wish to learn as much as possible during their stay in Japan. The second reason is that unlike students in Tokyo, Osaka or elsewhere, almost all Yamasa students live within walking distance of the campus - they do not have long commutes, feel stress from crowded trains or expensive fares, and so are able to allocate more of their time each week to Japanese studies.

  • General Intensive
  • Ultra Intensive
  • Conversation Focus

    Remember that in addition to customizing your study experience in terms of intensity, you should also examine courses for their Program Length and seasonal/experiential character.

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    Length Options:

    6 weeks or less
    6-10 weeks
    12 weeks/3 months
    6 - 12 months
    Mastering nihongo

    Intensity Levels:


    General Intensive
    Ultra Intensive
    Conversation Focus

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    If any of the information in this file is unclear, or if you need more detailed information, please click here and read the study/applications section of the FAQ before contacting us. Best regards, Declan Murphy.

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