Maple English School - Akaiwa

It's fun to learn with a native teacher!

Interesting teachers over the years! You can learn English that you can't learn at school

Since the English conversation class is small and the teacher is a native speaker, you can learn from other than textbooks, unlike the English you learned at school. All the texts are in English, so you can learn with your eyes and ears, and you can learn words you don't know or don't understand in English ⇄ English instead of English ⇄ Japanese, which is the same as learning in an English-speaking country. There are also Japanese staff, so if you have a problem, you can consult with us, and you can enjoy going there with peace of mind!

(English below) It was so nice to meet Maple, who helped me to develop usable English that I couldn't find even in the international liberal arts school in Okayama! Not only did my English conversation skills improve through classes at Maple, but I also became interested in reading, became interested in multiculturalism, and became interested in thinking about current affairs in the world. Native teachers such as Eiko-sensei who always listened to the students' interests and listened seriously and continued to support their dreams. After graduating from Maple, I was able to enter Canada University and graduate because I chose to study English at Maple. A story called War Horse that everyone read about Harry Potter. Board games I played during class are now my hobby (especially Catan!)! My favorite grammar lesson was reading and shadowing stories from entrepreneurs at Facebook, the Body Shop and Amazon! I want to learn while enjoying English! Maple is recommended for those who want to learn English together with culture and culture! My experience as a student at Maple led me to study at the university in Canada, and graduate with the Honours BA degree.I was often praised by professors for my strong writing skill.Maple helped me develop writing skill with their extensive grammar lessons, and creative and critical essay assignments instructed by native speakers. I also had a chance to work at Maple for a short period during my university years.I enjoyed working in an environment where I could always keep learning new things and interact with enthusiastic students and supportive parents.Maple's classrooms (workplaces) are very clean. I enjoyed working in a diverse environment with teachers from multiple countries.

Maple is very at home, and the teachers are bright and fun! \(^^)/ It teaches you a living English for the future, not English for taking and taking exams. In the Books class, I enjoyed reading books in English, I felt a sense of accomplishment, and I was not good at homework, so I read it myself before I knew it! You can learn the joy and depth of learning English, and through English, you can have a great interest in international cultures and broaden your horizons. I love Maple!!!