What do you think about the correlation between age and learning a language?  We believe we can acquire English skills regardless of age.

There are a variety of reasons for learning English. Similarly, many Japanese take several English tests every year. We think these English tests exist differently on the same line. 

Children at the age of ten or older can do all of reading, listening, speaking, and writing. They are intellectually mature enough to utilize a language at an intermediate level. It indicates they are prepared adequately to challenge a new challenge. In most English classes in Japan, students tend to be boring at an early stage because they are instructed to do writing alphabets. 

We have to share one controversy that kids are too early to study English grammar. Our stance toward studying grammar at the age of kids is negative. In other words, we would have an objection to that. Do you pay attention to grammar when reading, speaking, and writing Japanese? Learning the grammar of a different language seems too difficult for kids to tackle. 

The notion that early English is good for listening practice is both true and false. Even though it is true, English skills are still an acquired one. Age does not discriminate you from mastering English. 

University students and businesspersons take TOEIC with a view to career prospects. TOEIC is mainly business English, most of which are familiar topics with their level moderate. Challenging TOEIC is a good step to rise up to advanced from intermediate.