Keisho Center has an immersion cultural program, not straight up language lessons. The student needs to be able to follow along. We are using a private tutor as our elementary age (non-native speaking) student was not yet ready for that.

I'd like to know this myself, too. Also, what is the basic understanding of your son? Like, he can listen and speak more than adequate Japanese and now wants to strengthen his reading/writing skills?

Seeking classes for 14-year-old boy. This specific language not offered in his school

TIA