 Elementary Japanese
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Class work concentrates on "survival spoken
Japanese" for everyday situations. The basic writing system will also be introduced.
Textbook:
Japanese for Busy People, Book 1 |
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1-A: |
For those who speak little, or no Japanese. (L.1-16) |
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1-B: |
For those who have completed 1-A, or its equivalent. (L.17-30) |
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Intermediate Japanese (1)
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Class work concentrates on more advanced
grammar and better listening/speaking skills.
Textbook:
Japanese for Busy People, Book 2 |
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2-A: |
For those who have completed 1-C, or its equivalent. (L.1-6) |
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2-B: |
For those who have completed 2-A, or its equivalent. (L. 7-12) |
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2-C: |
For those who have completed 2-B, or its equivalent. (L.13-20) |
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Intermediate Japanese (2)
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The goal is to improve vocabulary and fluency
for daily and business Japanese conversation.
Textbook:
Japanese for Busy People, Book 3 |
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3-A: |
For those who have completed 2-C, or its equivalent. (L.1-7) |
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3-B: |
For those who have completed 3-A, or its equivalent. (L. 8-14) |
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3-C: |
For those who have completed 3-B, or its equivalent. (L.15-20) |
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Advanced Japanese
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4-A: |
Transitional course from intermediate to advanced level.
Focus on reading and conversation in order to gain more fluency and a larger vocabulary including kanji.
Textbook: material provided by the instructor |
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4-B: |
Focus on reading and group discussion in order to gain
more fluency, better understanding of grammar and a larger vocabulary including kanji.
Textbook: material provided by the instructor |
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