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Free trial lessons are now available!

Due:End of Nov.

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

🍓Bilingual education from age 3 The key to successful English education is goal setting🍓.

It is customary to set goals"New Year's Resolution" for the New Year.
It is said that the more familiar and clear the goal is, the more likely it is to be realized.
It is important for parents to set goals for their children's English education.
Think about when and what kind of English skills you want your child to acquire.
Our recommendation is to 'acquire reading skills in childhood.
Reading skills will be a skill that will last a lifetime
It will also be useful for examinations, qualification tests, employment, and career changes.
English skills acquired in childhood will lead you to success in the future.

TLC for Kids uses phonics to teach your child "Reading Fluency （ and fluency in English ）.
Children can learn English reading and comprehension skills in a fun way through songs 👧👦
Original reading materials to enhance learning while having fun ✏ ️

Counselors with extensive teaching experience in Japan and the US will help children who are unsure of English

Please join us for a free trial lesson 🎵 Ages 3 years old for English class ~ 1.5 years old for Japanese class 〜Japanese class 1.5 years old

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• TLC for Kids LA
• 3142 Pacific Coast Highway, Suite201, Torrance, CA, 90505 United States
• [TEL]+1 (424) 399-6699

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.