Reviews

Browse through reviews and comments written by former KCP International students.

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4.7 stars based on 638 reviews

All content has been taken from actual evaluations that former students completed at the end of the program. We hope these reviews will help answer your question regarding our intensive Japanese language program, and that the KCP student comments are useful to you in making an informed decision about applying. Enjoy — KCP Review!

The teachers and staff are awesome! I really appreciated how much they cared about their students <3

Marjorie-Fleure from Winter 2015

I was able to learn a lot of words through the material that was given in [the Japanese business etiqutte] class, and I liked the chance to discuss and give my own opinions, even if I couldnt fully express what I wanted to say.

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I found the Conversation Class to be rather enjoyable as I learned a myriad of terms for specific situations.

Daniel from Winter 2015

I thoroughly enjoyed events which brought together students to aid each other in learning one another’s language.

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The KCP program is an excellent institution for language immersion. The teachers are extremely helpful and understanding.

Syedali from Winter 2015

The most productive was the full immersion of Japanese. Teachers spent a lot of time with the students helping them understand the material. Classes were very engaging which helped with the learning process.

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Manage your time efficiently, especially if you want to both enjoy home stay life and do well in class.

Thu from Winter 2015

I found my Japanese improving significantly through living with my host family, since what I learn in class could be practiced right away. Not only could I have a closer look at the Japanese culture and people, we made unforgettable bonds.

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I looked for a challenge and KCP certainly provided that for me.

Derrick from Winter 2015

I chose this program because of the well favored reviews of the program on various sites as well as the intensity provided by the classes.

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The most interesting and productive aspect was just how intense the program is to others.

Taylor from Winter 2015

The high expectations brought on by the teachers really pushes students to put in their best efforts.

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I would tell everyone thinking of attending KCP to jump in with both feet and go to Japan with an open mind. You never know what you'll experience next!

Brittany from Winter 2015

I loved the fact that teachers cycled out, we weren’t stuck with one teaching style. I also enjoyed the essay writing on Fridays because it allowed me to have a visual of the parts of the language I didn’t understand.

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I enjoyed cooking curry with other college students because it gave me a chance to talk to Japanese people my age.

Thomas from Winter 2015

It is a good idea to study about 6 months in school or on your own in order to make sure you are not left behind by the fast pace of the class.

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Thank you for an amazing 6 months! I really had a great time and learned a lot!

Dawson from Winter 2015

At the end of my first term, I asked the teachers for conversation help and they sat down with me for a half an hour in the mornings for a week and a half and talked with me in Japanese. That was probably the biggest help I had, and really gave me confidence in speaking.

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Don't be afraid to be yourself.

Dustin from Winter 2015

People are just as worried and scared as you are and you can meet some wonderful people if you let you be yourself. I stayed for one semester but I have made better friends in that time than some people I have known for years.

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I found tests to be a good indicator of where I was at over homework. The homework only covered one topic usually, but tests would cover a wider variety of them mixed around. I’ve never studied Japanese from a textbook in this style, so the textbooks have been extremely helpful in visualizing Japanese grammar points.

—Joseph