TOP 英語運用能力の開花をめざすあなたへ 受講生様のガンバリ情報 Welcome to Q-Five 特徴 日本語訓練
- 英語専科 Q‑Five, a private English‑training service in Sendai focused on helping
learners strengthen the four English skills through fully individualized
instruction. 🎯 Target Learners: Working adults, University / graduate‑school
applicants, High‑school graduates, High‑school seniors, Junior‑high 3rd‑year
students, Only these groups are accepted. 🧑🏫 Instructor Profile: H.
R. Igarashi, 42 years of teaching experience. 📚Qualifications include:
国連英検特A級, 英検1級, TOEFL 667, TOEIC 985. 🔨Experience in interpreting, translation,
multicultural education research. 🍳 Additional certifications (e.g., 調理師,
パテント秘書). 📝 Lesson Style & Policies: Completely individual instruction,
Free trial lesson (60–90 minutes). No pushy sales tactics. Family members
living together may observe for free (but cannot interact during lessons)
💰 Fees: 3,600 yen per hour. Monthly hours vary depending on learner progress.
✐ Materials fees: about 1,500–2,500 yen per year (mainly printouts at 10
yen/page). No other fees. Students may quit anytime once they feel confident
continuing on their own.
1. Fully individualized instruction: Every session is one‑on‑one, tailored to the learner’s current level and goals. No group classes, no fixed curriculum.
2. Highly experienced instructor: 42 years of teaching experience, High‑level certifications (国連英検特A級, 英検1級, TOEFL 667, TOEIC 985), Background in interpreting, translation, and multicultural education. This positions the instructor as unusually qualified for a private English school.
3. Meticulous, non‑native‑speaker‑based training method: The teaching approach is something like “英語母語話者には真似のできない懇切丁寧な訓練法” — a unique point for learners who want structured, analytical training rather than casual conversation practice.
4. Transparent, low‑pressure enrollment: Free 60–90 min trial. No sales pressure. Quit anytime once you feel confident. This is rare among English schools, which often require contracts.
5. Very low material costs: Only printouts (10 yen/page), totaling roughly 1,500–2,500 yen per year.
6. Family observer system: Family members living together can sit in for free — useful for teens or learners who want support.
7. Clear, simple pricing: 3,600 yen per hour, no hidden fees.
🔍Comparison with Typical English Schools in Japan
1. Versus major chain schools (e.g., ECC, AEON, NOVA)
Chains: Mostly group lessons; private lessons cost significantly more; Instructor quality varies; many are
part‑time or early‑career; Often require multi‑month or annual contracts
Q‑Five: One‑on‑one, deeply personalized; Instructor with decades of experience; No contracts
2. Versus online English conversation (e.g., DMM, Cambly)
Online: Primarily conversation practice; Instructor changes frequently; Usually not specialized in test prep
Q‑Five: Structured skill‑building across reading, writing, listening, speaking; Consistent instructor who tracks your progress; Focus on exam prep and academic English
3. Versus private native‑speaker tutors
Native tutors: Great for natural conversation, but often less structured; Tutor credentials Vary widely
Q‑Five: Emphasis on systematic training and error correction; Strong test‑prep credentials
4. Versus cram schools (予備校)
予備校: Large classes, standardized curriculum; Mostly for teens
Q‑Five: One‑on‑one, flexible pacing; Suitable for adults as well as students
💡Does Q‑Five Fit Your Goals? Here’s how to evaluate that. Q‑Five is a strong fit if you:
- Want serious skill improvement, not just conversation
- Prefer one‑on‑one coaching
- Are preparing for exams (英検, TOEFL, 大学受験)
- Value long‑term instructor consistency
- Want clear pricing without contracts
- Prefer a teacher with deep experience and credentials
× Q‑Five may not be ideal if you:
- Want casual conversation with native speakers
- Prefer group classes or social learning
- Need ultra‑flexible scheduling like online platforms
- Want the lowest possible cost (online conversation is cheaper) - 【TOP】 【このような方におすすめ】 【受講生様のガンバリ情報】 【特徴】