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The Output Class is flipped. Students preview the week's vocabulary, sentences, and questions at home, then use class time to speak, ask, answer, and react. Preparation means making the English familiar, not memorizing it.

English Juku (Booha Juku) is a structured lesson for prepared students to practise and demonstrate the week's English independently on a device. There is no additional written notebook homework, but students review Booha Adventure at home before class. Games never affect a Juku result. The teacher reviews oral reading and open answers before approving each weekly report.

A meeting is required before an Output Class trial. English Juku has no trial or makeup lessons.

• Output Class / 50 min, 4 lessons per month, all ages¥7,500 / month
• English Juku / 90 min, Sat 17:00 Pre-Boo / Sat 19:00 Boo-riculum¥13,000 / month

Private lessons are for students who need focused, individual English coaching. I use Booha Adventure as the base, but adjust the lesson to the student's level, pace, and goals.

• A tailored study outline
• Personalized lesson notes after each session in English and Japanese
• Interview, presentation, or specific speaking support
• Clear long-term guidance

• Once per week (4 x 50-minute lessons)¥20,000 / month

Parent observation lessons are not stand-in-the-back visits. Parents join the lesson actively with their child.

It is far more useful to join the lesson — to answer, wait, think, and feel what the child is feeling. That is how you understand what the lesson requires and what helps at home.

Daily Check-ins are a short preparation routine for every student. They take about 3–4 minutes and review vocabulary, sentences, and questions from the current curriculum. Students can retake a check-in to practise; their profile records their first attempt and best result.

Output Class

Students open Booha Adventure at home and review the week's 15 vocabulary words, sentences, and questions. They do not need to memorize them; the goal is familiarity. Class time centers on spontaneous output, questions, reactions, flashcards, and building real answers.

Bring a device (phone or tablet) and an English notebook every week. Write at least the weekly vocabulary in English and Japanese, and prepare a small conversation topic. Daily Check-ins support this weekly preparation.

English Juku

Prepared students use the Juku engine to practise and demonstrate the week's English independently. English Juku includes dictation, oral reading, sentence building, vocabulary, comprehension, translation, and spelling; Boo-riculum Juku also includes short writing. Games never affect a Juku result. The teacher reviews oral reading and open answers before approving each weekly report.

Pre-Boo meets Saturday at 17:00 (EIKEN 5–4 foundation); Boo-riculum meets Saturday at 19:00 (EIKEN 3–2 communication). There is no additional written notebook homework, but students review Booha Adventure at home before class. Daily Check-ins offer a simple review before students demonstrate their skills in class.

At Bryan's English School, the following fees are not charged:

• Enrollment fee¥0
• Textbook / Booha Adventure usage fee¥0
• Administrative or system fees¥0

The only regular extra cost is a notebook (around ¥100–¥200).

The Output Class begins with an eight-lesson trial for ¥7,500—half the normal two-month price—so students can see whether the class is a good match.

Monday–Friday

• 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, 20:00Adults
• 17:00Grades 1–3
• 18:00Grades 4–6
• 19:00Junior/Senior High

Saturday

• 9:00, 10:00, 11:00Student classes
• 17:00English Juku Pre-Boo
• 19:00English Juku Boo-riculum