Aisha Patel

I've always wanted to learn Japanese — I have a trip to Japan planned for next year and want to actually use the language, not just survive. I want to reach JLPT N3, which means I can read signs, have basic conversations, and follow slow Japanese speech.

I'm an international student preparing to apply for a Master's program in Canada. My current English is strong for daily use but I need IELTS Academic 7.5+ — particularly in writing and speaking where I score lower. I need a structured, efficient exam strategy.

I studied Spanish for 2 years in high school but retained almost nothing. I'm moving to Mexico City for work and want to reach genuine conversational level — able to have a real back-and-forth, not just tourist phrases — without taking expensive evening classes.