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[AgentMulderUK]

Well, I deciced its time I took the plunge and graduate beyond the use of asking for cheesburgers and the like.

I was thinking of going back to Japan for work, but the whole eikawa scene depressed me before and will no doubt do it again. Hence my need to learn the language better and move on up and out.

So, armed with several paycheques, I come here looking for those who know a good school, 3 months or so, intensive style.

I did a search about the whole working on a student visa option too, but it seems pretty unchartered territory; the legality of it is secondary to the reality I assume. Jobs need bodies.

Cheers
Mulder

[markle]

The Yamasa school in Okazaki Aichi (about an hour from Nagoya) has a pretty good reputation, I'm lead to believe. It handles a lot of the Japanese scholarship recipents.

[southofreality]

If you're starting from ordering cheeseburgers, and you're just talking three months, I'll teach you, buddy. And, I'll charge less than any school.

But, I have one rule: you can't be boring.