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Elementary1 |
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Able to express and communicate in basic everyday life situations, also able to read and write simple sentences. |
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This class is designed for beginners.
Students will learn basic sentence structures and basic daily conversation
(e.g. shopping, dining and transportation) through the situational
conversation exercises and games.
Students will learn 1,000 words and 150 KANJI, and be able to read
and write simple sentences by learning HIRAGANA and KATAKANA. |
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Elementary
2 |
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Able to express own intentions with a certain level proficiency. |
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This class is designed for those who
have finished the Elementary I level (according to Japanese Language
Proficiency Test Level 4).
Students will learn complex sentence structures.
Students will be able to communicate in ordinary conversation (e.g.
intentions, requests and invitations) through functional conversation
practice and games increasing vocabulary 1500 words, and 300 more
KANJI will be learnt. |
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Lower
Intermediate |
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Able to communicate freely in daily conversation. |
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topics and experience daily life without difficulties. Students
will master the basic grammar (according to Japanese Language Proficiency
Test, Level 3) at this level, and advance and enlarge what students
have learnt. Vocabulary will be extended to 3,000 words and 250
more KANJI . |
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Upper
Intetmediate |
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Able
to talk and understand a certain level about present Japanese affairs.
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| This class is designed for those who
have mastered the basic grammar (according to Japanese Language
proficiency Test, Level 3). Students will be able to construct their
own thoughts logically through the revision of grammar, exercises
of conversation, and speech which contains social topics (e.g. health,
environment). Students will learn about current affairs in Japan
through TV, radio programs, and newspaper articles. And they will
also learn how to use the formal expressions. Vocabulary will be
extended to 6,000 words, and 800 more KANJI. |
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Advanced |
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Able
to talk and understand newspaper articles and authentic activities
as native speakers. |
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| This class is designed for those who
have finished the intermediate class (according to Japanese Language
Proficiency Test, Level 2 and over). Students will develop the formal
expressions at Upper Intermediate Level. Students will be able to
discuss current issues in Japan (e.g. foods, jobs, and social issues)
at this level. TV and radio programs and newspaper articles are
used for better understanding of current issues in Japan. Vocabulary
will be extended to over 10,000 words and over 200 more KANJI. |
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