This 20 week course will introduce some of the basic structures of the language through topics related to social and everyday life in the country/countries where it is spoken. The focus is on listening, speaking and reading simple materials that introduce basic grammatical structures.
Japanese is the 9th most spoken language in the world. In the last decade, over three million people per year opted to learn this interesting and unique global language.
Famed for its inherent politeness and etiquette, the Japanese language boasts very few swear words. It features charming quirks such as green apple being translated to ‘ao ringo’, which actually means ‘blue apple’!
Learning Japanese will open your eyes to the wonders of this fascinating culture and the mind of Japanese people.
Level 1
This 20 week course will introduce some of the basic structures of the language through topics related to social and everyday life in the country/countries where it is spoken. The focus is on listening, speaking and reading simple materials that introduce basic grammatical structures.
Previous knowledge required?
Day and time
Teaching dates
Term 1: starts week commencing 9 October 2023 - ends week commencing 11 December 2023 (10 weeks)
Term 2: starts week commencing 22 January 2024 - ends week commencing 25 March 2024 (10 weeks)
Since its establishment in 1991 the Language Centre has grown steadily and developed to become what it is today: a dynamic teaching unit offering high quality language learning to more than 1200 students from all departments across the University.
A small proportion of students follow a degree course with a compulsory language element. The majority, however, choose a language as an optional module and can either begin a new language or improve existing language skills.
Our Teaching Philosophy
All teachers bring their own personal expertise and personality into the classroom. This richness and variety is something which all learners appreciate. We are fortunate in the Language Centre that we draw staff from many countries and different professional backgrounds - a factor which enhances greatly the opportunities for learners.
These skills and professional convictions lend energy to discussions among staff members about teaching methods. The Language Centre seeks to be a place where ideas are exchanged and where teaching programmes and materials are drawn from the strengths of individual staff members, supported by technology and a dedicated and imaginative technical team.
It is fair to say that there is general consensus amongst staff on a basic teaching philosophy. This can be briefly summarized under the following points:
Simon has arranged Japanese language courses for clients in numerous locations, and with our global network of language trainers we can organise a Japanese language course for you wherever you are – in almost any major city in the UK, Europe and beyond.
We created a new kind of language school in London exclusively for adult learners like you. Your average language school prepares students for exams and certificates teaching a sterile language through irrelevant material and childish textbooks. That’s not what you get with us.
Japanese is spoken by 128 million people, primarily in Japan. Japanese uses four different systems of writing, these are: kanji (Chinese characters) hiragana, katakana and romanji. Hiragana is symbolic and the most original writing system in Japan.
Japanese language training with our carefully curated teachers can be arranged for different levels, corporate skills, and durations to match you or your employees’ needs.We will have an initial conversation with you so that we can get an idea of exactly what you require.
All language courses focus on communication skills through task-based learning, with a particular emphasis on listening and speaking.
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