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Free trial lessons are now available!

Due:Until the end of Jan.

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

Recommended for parents who are concerned about their child's English and homework support at the local school👍

If you are in the U.S. and want to help your child with English or homework support at the local school but are not confident or able to support your child with your own English skills😿
If you want to help your child regain confidence ＆ If you want to nurture ！ English language support for your child's needs🙀

at the local school TLC for Kids LA can help you with your child's English needs and support 😾
TLC for Kids LA can help you ❗ ️

TLC not only offers regular lessons, but also home study methods, habits, and a step-by-step guide to learning English while in the U.S. TLC will advise you on how to improve your child's English skills and habits while in the U.S. and how to develop an English strategy after returning to your home country.

Our counselors are experienced in teaching English in Japan and the U.S. and will guide children who are not confident in English or who are new to English through the process of learning in a fun and easy way to achieve proficiency at or above the level of native speakers at the local school in the shortest possible time.

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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.