Nagoya International Academy
Locations
a school in Nagoya
Level
for beginners, occasional learners and advanced learners
Accommodation
Host families, shared rooms and other accommodation available
Welcome to NIA!
Learn Japanese at Nagoya’s largest language school! Nagoya International Academy (NIA) is situated in one of Japan’s major cities. While Nagoya may not boast as many famous sights as other well-known cities, its central location makes it an ideal starting point for trips to all parts of the country.
At NIA, you’ll learn Japanese in small classes with an average of 12-15 students. The school offers in-house student accommodation as well as the option to stay with a host family.
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Mondays – Fridays
9:15 am – 12:30 pm or
13:30 – 16:45 (not selectable)
January, April, July, October
min. 4 weeks
max. 2 years
FIA offers courses in the areas JLPT N5 – JLPT N1 and thus covers all levels of difficulty. Both beginners and advanced learners will find what they are looking for here.
Everyday-life at NIA
NIA is the largest school in the city, offering ample opportunities to make new friends from the outset. Students often engage in various activities together after class and on weekends. Because of Nagoya's central location, we particularly recommend this school to those who wish to explore Japan extensively within a short period.
Close Contact with Teachers
The teachers and staff at NIA are always ready to listen to you.
Calligraphy Course
Events such as this calligraphy course are offered at regular intervals.
Atmosphere for Studying
The lessons are also aimed at beginners, so that the basics of the Japanese language can be learned in a relaxed atmosphere.
Our Students' Feedback
I only wanted to fly to Japan for 3 weeks and decided to live in a not so big metropolis like Tokyo. Getting to Nagoya was easy because the city has a large international airport and it is possible to fly directly to Nagoya. Since I had already studied Japanese at an online language school, the lessons were more of a repetition for me, but due to the everyday life in Japan, I was able to learn much more in the 3 weeks in Japan than in a whole year in Austria.
I chose the NIA because I wanted to live in a big city. Tokyo was actually my number one choice, but living there is relatively expensive, which is why I opted for something smaller. The lessons at the NIA were very well structured. I studied a lot at home every day, but my efforts were worth it because I passed the Jlpt N4 after just six months. I already miss my friends in Nagoya and would choose to stay there again at any time.
About the Location
Nagoya
Nagoya is the capital of Aichi Prefecture and the fourth largest city in Japan with a population of 2.3 million. Thanks to its central location, international airport and large port, Nagoya is the perfect starting point for trips to other parts of the country and other Asian countries. Whether you are planning a flight to Hokkaido or a trip to Tokyo, you will reach your destination in just a few hours.