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Free trial lessons are now available!

Due:End of May
  • TLC for Kids LA
  • 3142 Pacific Coast Highway, Suite201, Torrance, CA, 90505 United States
  • TEL: +1 (424) 399-6699

🐏Lives in the U.S. My child does not speak English 😨 English is weak and I worry... 🐏

"Are you worried that your child will not speak any English when he/she enters preschool or local elementary school"
In fact, children "don't want to speak", not that they can't speak.
Children whose parents are Japanese, even if born and raised in the U.S., develop English conversation skills later than native English speakers.
However, when children begin preschool, the majority of their lives are spent in an English environment.
English conversation skills are developing very naturally 👶👧
But if I may speak for the child, "I don't want to speak funny English and be ridiculed by my friends" 🫨
Children are just as afraid of making mistakes in English as adults are 😟
Let's take the long view without putting pressure on them😊💞

At TLC for Kids, our lessons are based on building on successes.
This leads to further "motivation to learn", "confidence", and "independence" 👍

Children can learn English while having fun and feel safe to increase their learning effectiveness ✏ ️
Counselors with extensive teaching experience in Japan and the US will help children who are not confident in English or new to English.

Please join us for a free trial lesson 🎵 Ages 3 years old and up

Japanese / English Classes from 1.5 years old [Torrance ・ Online] We will design a best curriculum that is tailored to each child's individual growth status, Japanese / English learning history, and proficiency level of the child. We will build your child's language skills and self-confidence while having fun and building learning habits 🔥[Please join us for a free trial lesson] for those who are new to English, those who are concerned about maintaining their Japanese language skills, and children who have just arrived in the U.S. for an assignment and are unsure about their English skills.

  • Posted : 2024/04/01
  • Published : 2024/05/03
  • Changed : 2024/04/01
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