Information as of 18 September 2026. We work to keep it accurate, but details can change or contain errors. Always check the official websites for the latest, correct information.
One-to-one online lessons for Year 1–13 at international, local and Japanese schools in Malaysia and across Asia. Our tutors came through IGCSE, A-Level and the IB themselves and now study at LSE, NTU Singapore, Monash and leading medical schools. Lessons in English or Japanese; Japanese-style rigour either way.
Based in Kuala Lumpur. Online, from anywhere in Asia and beyond. Fees in Japanese yen.
9 tutors, all of whom studied under Cambridge, Edexcel or the IB before university. Several hold IELTS 7.5 to 8.0 or Eiken Grade 1; most teach in both English and Japanese.
Nansu Juku is operated by Yabiku Co., Ltd., a company incorporated in Japan.
Japanese and bilingual tutors who came through IGCSE, A-Level and the IB Diploma, now studying at universities in the UK, Singapore, Malaysia and Japan. Tutor and subjects are matched to your child's school and goals.
Tokyo University of Science, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Monash University (current student)
3+ years teaching at a group tutoring school
Extensive one-to-one experience with Japanese and international students
From Indonesia; IGCSE → IB Diploma
IBDP HL: Biology, English A, Psychology (Biology: 6 out of 7)
Waseda University
Monash University, Bachelor of Medical Bioscience (current student)
IELTS 8.0 / Eiken Grade Pre-1 / JLPT N2
Experience teaching Eiken in Japan
Rakunan High School (graduate)
The Jikei University School of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine (current student)
Seiko Gakuin Junior & Senior High School
Studied in the UK on a scholarship
London School of Economics (LSE), BSc Economics (current student)
Ran the school Maths Club (STMC / SMC preparation)
Kansai Gaidai University, Faculty of Foreign Studies (graduate)
Monash University, Master of International Business (current student)
Former public primary-school class teacher (all subjects)
Eiken Grade Pre-1
Kaiyo Academy (graduate)
Monash University (current student)
Taught in overseas education programmes (Workaway, NGOs)
Turkey, Mongolia, Myanmar, Philippines
The Jikei University School of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine (current student)
Eiken Grade 1
Sapporo Nihon University High School, IB course (scholarship student)
IBDP HL: Mathematics AA, Physics, English B
Waseda University → Nanyang Technological University, Business
IELTS 7.5
Hokkaido University (current student)
IBDP HL: Mathematics AA, Physics, English B
Admitted to the University of Melbourne, the University of Queensland, Hokkaido University and Okayama University, among others
IELTS 7.5
EIKEN Grade Pre-1
Eiken is Japan's national English proficiency test; Grade 1 is the top grade and Grade Pre-1 is roughly CEFR B2–C1. JLPT is the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test.
Real feedback from families who study with us, published with their permission.
Her grades at the international school were already good and she was near the top of her year, but we were uneasy about how that would translate if she went on to study in Japan.
At Nansu Juku she was taught the method and the reasoning behind each answer in a way that keeps paying off.
Because she took the trouble to understand things properly then, she is still competing for the top spot as the years go on. They are flexible too: over the summer they concentrated on Japanese maths for her, which opened up the option of studying in Japan.
The tutors are like kind older brothers and praise her generously every lesson. Both of us are glad we started.
5 continuing courses by stage and curriculum. Primary to A-Level fees are published; IB Diploma is quoted at the consultation.
50-minute lessons, four a month. Choose lessons in English or Japanese and build the arithmetic foundations properly.
60- or 90-minute lessons, four a month. Builds the maths foundation that IGCSE sits on.
90-minute lessons, four a month, taught in English. Maths (0580 / 0606) at the core; choose sciences, English and business subjects alongside.
90- or 120-minute lessons, four a month, taught in English. Fully individual support through the application years.
Two-hour lessons, four a month. Covers both Mathematics AA and AI, with support for the Exploration (IA).
Enrolment fee ¥20,000 (one-time). All fees in Japanese yen, tax included.
Not just a weekly lesson. Lesson → homework → submission → marking → weakness log completes a cycle every week, and that record shapes the next lesson.
Bilingual, written in-house, re-ordered to the school's curriculum. Past-paper booklets, check tests and predicted papers are all produced by head office and included in the fee.
Homework, submissions, marking, lesson records and mastery in one place. Student and parent are both notified when homework is set and when marking is returned.
Questions on materials, homework, university plans and scheduling go to head office directly. A monthly online meeting and written report keep progress visible.
The Japanese maths system, re-ordered to each school's curriculum and taught by people who recently earned the grades themselves. Six mechanisms make that real every week.
Our tutors came through IGCSE, A-Level and the IB Diploma themselves and now study at LSE, NTU Singapore, Monash and leading medical schools in Japan. They know the mark schemes from the candidate's side.
Japanese maths education is built on understanding why a method works and then practising it until it is automatic. We bring that discipline to Cambridge, Edexcel and IB syllabuses, in English or Japanese.
Beyond the lesson itself, daily homework, marking and school-specific revision are designed for one student. We analyse test papers and results, then set exactly the practice that is needed.
We write our own materials rather than relying on shop-bought books. Units are re-ordered to follow each school's curriculum, and text, answers and explanations are all in English and Japanese.
Unit drills, written-answer marking and weakness tracking for IGCSE, A-Level and IB (AA / AI), unlimited. Consolidation between lessons is built into the system, not left to chance.
Tutors are paid properly so lesson quality holds. Head office, meanwhile, does the unglamorous work: daily analysis, homework design and university research for every student.
We would rather be chosen for results than for price.Who we suit, and who we don't →Meet the tutors →
Across Asia, and anywhere with a connection.
Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Johor Bahru; Singapore, Bangkok and Jakarta; families posted to Europe and North America. No commute, and timetables adjusted for time zones.
Open to everyone, enrolled or not. Most of our research pages are written in Japanese; the bilingual ones are marked. Ask us in English about anything you find there.
Tell us your child's school, year group and goals. We reply in English within three working days and offer a 30-minute Zoom consultation, free of charge.
Prefer to write to us? info@yabiku-edu.com
