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VJLS-JH Vancouver Japanese Language School Japanese Hall National Historic Site of Canada Non-profit organization committed to sharing Japanese language, culture programs
VJLS-JH — Language School Founded in 1906, Vancouver Japanese Language School (VJLS) is BC’s oldest Japanese language school, providing opportunities for Japanese culture, education, and connections The VJLS curriculum emphasizes a balance of language education, cultural activities, and local history to create an engaging and meaningful experience for students
Language School - VJLS-JH Vancouver Japanese Language School Japanese Hall National Historic Site of Canada Non-profit organization committed to sharing Japanese language, culture programs
Adult Program - VJLS-JH For adult including university students who learn Japanese as a foreign language Vancouver Japanese Language School Japanese Hall National Historic Site of Canada
JLPT - VJLS-JH Non-profit organization committed to sharing Japanese language, culture programs Vancouver Japanese Language School Japanese Hall National Historic Site of Canada
JLPT Prep Course - VJLS-JH For absolute beginners of Japanese, we recommend our private lessons for N5 preparation, or our Weekday Evening Online WE100 course for introduction to Japanese-language Registration for N5 Prep is full and closed
VJLS-JH — About Established in 1906, the Vancouver Japanese Language School Japanese Hall (VJLS-JH) [Vancouver Nihon-go Gakko narabi ni Nikkei Jin Kaikan] is a non-profit, community-based and driven organization, committed to education, culture and community
VJLS-JH — History The Vancouver Japanese Language School was founded in 1906 at a newly-constructed wooden building at 439 Alexander Street, right in the heart of Powell Street (Paueru Gai) From the early 1880s, early Japanese pioneers to Canada began to settle and work in the Powell Street area
VJLS-JH — Contact Non-profit organization committed to sharing Japanese language, culture programs Vancouver Japanese Language School Japanese Hall National Historic Site of Canada
Online 10-week Weekday Course (Adult) - VJLS-JH This class is for first-time Japanese language learners In this course you will learn basic concepts of Japanese Goals: Reading and writing hiragana; Exchanging greetings; Introducing yourself ** Assessment not required