This course introduces beginners to the fundamentals of the Japanese language, focusing on both writing and speaking skills. Students will learn to write basic Japanese using Hiragana and Katakana, construct simple sentences, and introduce themselves in Japanese, including details such as name, age, nationality, and profession. The course also covers essential topics like telling time, asking for directions, and communicating phone numbers. Through practical exercises, learners will gain the ability to form questions, describe their surroundings, and express personal preferences. By the end of the course, students will confidently handle social and professional conversations in various contexts. The course includes grammar exercises for practice while emphasizing the application of language structures in real-life situations.
Basic Communicative Proficiency
Foundational Grammar and Vocabulary
Listening and Comprehension Skills
Reading and Interpretation Skills
Speaking and Pronunciation
Writing in the Target Language
Cultural Awareness and Sensitivity
Use of Language Learning Tools
Application in Real-life Contexts
Foundation for Further Study
Comprehensive Curriculum: Balanced focus on all four essential language skills — reading, writing, listening, and speaking — to ensure well-rounded learning.
Expert Instructors: Learn from certified, experienced teachers dedicated to guiding beginners with effective and engaging methods.
Mock exam and practice test: Regular assessments and practice tests help students build confidence and be fully prepared for final evaluations.
University Recognized Certification Earn a certificate that is officially recognized by the university, adding valuable academic credits to your profile.
Weekend lectures
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Levels |
As per JLPT structure |
Description |
Can Do |
|---|---|---|---|
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Level 1 |
N5.1 (Beginner – Part 1) |
Very basic understanding of Japanese |
- Read and write Hiragana and Katakana - Recognize ~50 basic Kanji - Use basic greetings and self-introduction - Understand and use basic classroom and daily expressions (e.g., "これは何ですか？") - Understand simple vocabulary and grammar (e.g., ～です, ～ます) |
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Level 2 |
N5.2 (Beginner – Part 2) |
Can handle basic daily interactions |
- Recognize ~100 common Kanji - Understand simple questions and instructions - Use basic grammar (e.g., particles: が, を, に; questions with どこ, だれ) - Talk about simple routines and preferences - Write short sentences using basic verbs and adjectives |
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Level 3 |
N4.1 (Elementary – Part 1) |
Can manage everyday tasks and conversations |
- Recognize ~200–300 Kanji - Understand basic spoken conversations in familiar contexts - Use more complex grammar (e.g., ～たい, ～たり～たりする) - Read and understand short passages - Talk about plans, feelings, and daily situations more clearly |
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Level 4 |
N4.2 (Elementary – Part 2) |
More confident use of familiar language |
- Recognize ~300–400 Kanji - Use a wider range of grammar (e.g., ～そうだ, ～ながら, ～くなる) - Comprehend basic dialogues and passages - Express opinions and reasons - Write short personal texts (e.g., diary, email, notes) |
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Level 5 |
N3.1 (Pre-Intermediate – Part 1) |
Can engage with everyday situations and simple media |
- Recognize ~500–600 Kanji - Understand conversations and written texts with some complexity - Use intermediate grammar structures (e.g., ～ように, ～てしまう, ～ことにする) - Follow basic TV shows or announcements - Describe experiences, reasons, and plans in more detail |
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Level 6 |
N3.2 (Pre-Intermediate – Part 2) |
Can understand everyday and some workplace/social language |
- Recognize ~600–800 Kanji - Understand longer conversations, emails, and instructions - Use nuanced expressions (e.g., ～ばかり, ～らしい, ～わけではない) - Write connected paragraphs on familiar topics - Participate in discussions using polite and casual forms appropriately |
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