Comprehensive Japanese N5–N1 Video Course
Budget: ₹75,000 – ₹150,000 INR
I need a fully structured Japanese program that carries learners from JLPT N5 through N1 by means of pre-produced, high-quality video lessons. Every lesson should feel like the viewer has just stepped into Japan: real-life footage, native speech, on-screen kana/kanji prompts, and plenty of situational dialogue that keeps English to a minimum while still guiding absolute beginners.
Scope and flow
• Roughly map the series to the official JLPT can-do statements, grouping lessons by level (N5, N4, N3, N2, N1).
• Record the videos in clear 1080p (or better) with balanced audio, learner-friendly pacing, and chapter markers for quick review.
• Each level should conclude with mock JLPT sections that mirror the official exam layout.
Practice material
Alongside the videos, package three kinds of supporting resources:
1. Quizzes and tests that automatically mark answers (Google Forms, Moodle, or simple PDFs with keys).
2. Printable worksheets and exercise sets for writing practice, grammar drills, and reading passages.
3. Interactive activities—think flashcard decks (Anki), dialogue gap-fills, or short role-play scripts—that reinforce the immersive style shown on screen.
Delivery expectations
• Organize everything by level in clearly labeled folders.
• Provide original project files (editable), plus final MP4s, PDFs, and any interactive files.
• Confirm that all kanji, grammar points, and vocabulary align with the latest JLPT guidelines.
If you already have sample clips or teaching assets, let me preview a short segment to check quality and teaching approach.
Scope and flow
• Roughly map the series to the official JLPT can-do statements, grouping lessons by level (N5, N4, N3, N2, N1).
• Record the videos in clear 1080p (or better) with balanced audio, learner-friendly pacing, and chapter markers for quick review.
• Each level should conclude with mock JLPT sections that mirror the official exam layout.
Practice material
Alongside the videos, package three kinds of supporting resources:
1. Quizzes and tests that automatically mark answers (Google Forms, Moodle, or simple PDFs with keys).
2. Printable worksheets and exercise sets for writing practice, grammar drills, and reading passages.
3. Interactive activities—think flashcard decks (Anki), dialogue gap-fills, or short role-play scripts—that reinforce the immersive style shown on screen.
Delivery expectations
• Organize everything by level in clearly labeled folders.
• Provide original project files (editable), plus final MP4s, PDFs, and any interactive files.
• Confirm that all kanji, grammar points, and vocabulary align with the latest JLPT guidelines.
If you already have sample clips or teaching assets, let me preview a short segment to check quality and teaching approach.