Techniques and practical skills for writing logically

Students will learn “logical writing skills” necessary for essays required in graduate school entrance examinations, report writing after entering graduate school, and master’s thesis writing. In addition, students will acquire the ability to polish and self-revise through repeated writing practice within a limited time and a specified number of words.

Techniques and practical skills for logical oral expression

Students will learn how to make presentations or have discussions in Japanese required at the graduate level. Students will acquire the Japanese language skills to give basic presentations and respond flexibly to questions and answers with consideration for others. The goal is also to be able to discuss issues with Japanese people on an equal footing.

Cross-cultural understanding – Ability to live in Japanese society

Now that multicultural coexistence is required, students will learn to take a variety of perspectives so that they can also learn to appreciate different values. They will improve their Japanese language skills by making full use of honorifics and other language expressions appropriate to the occasion, with an eye to their post-graduate life and future employment with Japanese companies. Students will also deepen their understanding of the Japanese way of looking at things and thinking, and acquire the ability to live smoothly in Japan.

Students will comprehensively acquire basic Japanese language skills (grammar, vocabulary, writing, reading, speaking, and listening) as well as the ability to carry out assignments in Japanese. In particular, students will acquire the ability to communicate in formal situations as an adult, advanced Japanese language skills that even Japanese students can acquire through hard work, and Japanese language skills that can be used after entering graduate school.

Total Fees for the Second Year
￥552,750

Payment Refund Regulations

Total Fees for 1 Year and 3 Months
￥1,037,250