
Keigo (Honorifics) Mastery Course
π€ Keigo (Honorifics) Mastery Course
Master Authentic Japanese Honorifics
to Build Trust and Professionalism
The Keigo Mastery Course is designed
to help learners clearly understand
and naturally apply Japanese honorific
language (Keigo). In Japanese society,
proper Keigo plays a vital role across
professional, academic, service,
and workplace settings. Using
the correct level of politeness leaves
a strong positive impression
and ensures smooth,
respectful communication.
In this course, you will learn the exact
phrasing used daily by native Japanese
speakers and master contextual usage
through repetitive real-world simulations.
Recommended For
Learners who find Japanese honorifics complex or confusing
Job seekers preparing for employment at Japanese companies
Current employees working in Japanese corporations or cross-border roles
Customer service, hospitality, and sales staff serving Japanese clients
Anyone preparing for formal interviews, negotiations, or client meetings
What You Will Learn
Clear distinctions between Sonkeigo (respectful), Kenjougo (humble), and Teineigo (polite)
Situation-specific Keigo expressions for diverse workplace scenarios
Workplace and business etiquette terminology
Professional telephone manner and etiquette
Business email honorific phrasing and salutations
Customer service and hospitality (Omotenashi) phrases
Correction of common Keigo misuse and unnatural literal translations
Practical dialogue drills and realistic role-playing exercises
Course Highlights
100% Native Japanese Instructors: Learn living, authentic business phrasing
100% 1-on-1 Personalized Coaching: Tailored to your industry and role
Real-World Cultural Relevance: Master the nuances of modern Japanese business culture
Step-by-Step Guidance: Customized progression matched to your current level
Iterative Drills & Feedback: Targeted practice to make polite phrasing second nature
Flexible Online Delivery: Learn conveniently from anywhere
Recommended Level
JLPT N4 level and above (or equivalent).
Why Learn with a Native Instructor?
Keigo is not merely a set of grammatical
rulesβit is deeply tied to Japanese culture,
hierarchy, and interpersonal dynamics.
Through personalized 1-on-1 lessons,
a native Japanese instructor teaches
how to select the right words naturally
for any social or business context,
avoiding awkward textbook stiffness.
Learning Goals
Flawlessly choose and use appropriate
honorifics across a wide spectrum
of professional and social scenarios,
communicating with confidence,
poise, and natural fluency
when interacting with Japanese
colleagues and clients.
Book your free consultation
and trial lesson today!
π Tuition & Pricing (60-Minute Lessons)
π΅ Once a Week (4 Lessons / Month)
| Plan | Total Fee | Monthly Equivalent |
| 1 Month | 139 USD | 139 USD / month |
| 3 Months | 389 USD | 129 USD / month |
| 6 Months | 749 USD | 124 USD / month |
| 12 Months | 1,429 USD | 119 USD / month |
π£ Twice a Week (8 Lessons / Month)
| Plan | Total Fee | Monthly Equivalent |
| 1 Month | 269 USD | 269 USD / month |
| 3 Months | 749 USD | 249 USD / month |
| 6 Months | 1,429 USD | 238 USD / month |
| 12 Months | 2,749 USD | 229 USD / month |
π Lesson Policies & Guidelines
Standard Lesson Duration: 60 minutes per session.
1 Lesson/week plan: 4 sessions/month
2 Lessons/week plan: 8 sessions/month
Fixed Schedule: Lesson slots are agreed upon at registration (e.g., Every Tuesday, 21:00β22:00).
Rescheduling: Please notify us in advance if schedule adjustments are needed.
Make-up Lessons: If a lesson is missed due to unavoidable circumstances, make-up classes can only be arranged within the same calendar month (cannot be carried over to the following month).
Late Cancellations: Cancellations made within 3 hours of the scheduled start time are counted as an absence and are ineligible for make-up lessons.
Late Arrivals: If you join late, the missed time is deducted from the lesson (the lesson end time will not be extended).
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