Grandeur Global Academy Numazu

Grandeur Global Academy teaches Japanese in Takashimahoncho, north of Numazu Station. Its courses serve several distinct groups. Students planning further study can follow a college-preparatory course, while local learners can take everyday Japanese. The academy also lists Japanese for companies and private tuition for individuals or small groups.

How classes use digital materials

Tablets are part of the classroom routine at Grandeur. Students use them to access textbooks and class records, then return to the material when preparing for the next lesson. A learning management system tracks progress. Class work also includes opportunities to present findings in Japanese, so using a device can lead into speaking in front of classmates as well as independent review.

The college-preparatory routes last eighteen months or two years. The longer route has an April entry and the shorter route an October entry. For someone already based in Numazu, the everyday or private options address a different need from a multi-year academic course. The campus is about a twelve-minute walk north from the station area, near Egawa Clinic.

Grandeur’s course guide divides the academic programme into successive blocks. The beginner stages lead into intermediate work, and the guide presents units in blocks of 200 hours. Learners can look at this sequence alongside the tablet records to understand how an individual lesson fits into the longer academic course.