MET Eikaiwa Tutor · Online English Tutoring

TRIAL LESSON

Try the lesson first.
Then receive a plan that fits the learner.

A trial lesson is more than a sample class. It allows our teachers to understand the learner’s current level, pace, confidence, interests, and goals before recommending the most suitable learning path.

For young children, students, adults, and professionals.
Online trial lessons are available. A Fuji City school visit can also be arranged by appointment.

WHY START WITH A TRIAL?

The trial lesson helps our teachers understand each learner’s needs, goals, and level before enrollment.

Each learner begins from a different place. The trial lesson gives the teacher a clearer picture of what kind of support will be effective.

Understand the Learner

We observe age, level, confidence, learning style, interests, and communication needs.

Find the Right Starting Point

The lesson helps identify strengths, difficulties, and areas that need careful support.

Experience Our Approach to English Learning

The learner can experience communication, structure, creativity, and encouragement.

Recommend the Next Step

After the trial lesson, the teacher in charge may recommend a suitable course, schedule, and learning direction based on the learner’s level, needs, and goals.

WHO CAN BOOK?

Trial lessons are available for different ages and goals.

The lesson content is adjusted depending on the learner. A young child does not need the same trial format as a high school student or adult professional.

Young Children and Parents

Warm interaction, songs, stories, movement, parent participation, and early communication.

Elementary Learners

Phonics, vocabulary, sentence building, reading, writing, speaking, and confidence.

Junior and Senior High

Grammar, reading, writing, speaking, interview practice, academic support, and goal-focused study.

Adults and Professionals

Conversation, workplace English, presentation, interview, travel, and practical communication.

TRIAL LESSON FLOW

From inquiry to learning plan

The process is simple, but the recommendation is personal.

Inquiry

Tell us who the learner is, what you are looking for, and your preferred schedule.

Confirmation

A member of our enrollment team will confirm the trial lesson format, schedule, and anything you need to prepare in advance.

Trial Lesson

The learner experiences a short, supportive lesson matched to age, level, and goals.

Teacher Review

The teacher reviews the learner’s strengths, needs, confidence, and next steps.

Learning Plan

Our enrollment advisor will help you choose the most suitable course, lesson length, frequency, and learning path based on the learner’s needs and goals.

Enrolment Decision

You can review the recommendation and decide whether to start regular lessons.

BEFORE THE TRIAL

What to prepare

The trial lesson is more helpful when the assigned teacher understands the learner’s background and purpose.

Please prepare:
Learner’s age or school year
Current English experience
Main goals or concerns
Preferred days and times
Online device and internet connection
For children, parent or guardian contact information

AFTER THE TRIAL

What you will receive

Following the trial lesson, our teachers may provide recommendations on:

The most suitable learning path
Appropriate lesson length and frequency
Private or small-group lessons
Priority skills for development
Recommended home practice
Enrollment procedures and fee information

BOOK A TRIAL LESSON

Send your trial lesson request.

Complete the form and share the learner’s age, current English experience, goals, preferred schedule, and lesson format. Our registration representative will contact you to confirm the next step.

Trial Lesson Request Form

TRIAL LESSON QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

Is the trial lesson the same for every learner?

No. The trial is adjusted according to the learner’s age, level, personality, and purpose.

Do I need to choose a course before the trial?

No. The assigned teacher can recommend the course after understanding the learner during the trial process.

Can a parent join the trial lesson?

Yes. Parent participation is especially helpful for young children and new learners.

Can adults and professionals book a trial lesson?

Yes. Adults and professionals can request lessons for conversation, workplace communication, interviews, presentations, travel, or personal goals.

Can the trial lesson be face to face?

Yes. The trial lesson can be face-to-face by appointment at the Fuji City school, depending on teacher and schedule availability.

What happens after the trial?

The teacher reviews the learner’s needs and recommends a suitable lesson plan, schedule, and next learning step.

Begin with a trial lesson.

Discover the learner’s best starting point and receive guidance for the next step.

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Try the lesson first.Then receive a plan that fits the learner.