This course is aimed at those who have completed Japanese Beginners 1 and 2. It is also suited to those who have a GCSE grade 4 – 9 (C – A*) or equivalent in Japanese from recent years.
Duration
10 weeks
Evening
Tuesday
Dates
Tuesday 10 October – Tuesday 12 December 2023
Time
6 – 8pm
Mode of delivery
Face to face
Room
To be confirmed
Prices
EHU student: free (sign up required, fee of £95 will be covered by the Student Opportunity Fund (SOF) EHU staff: free (sign up required) Member of the public: £180
Prices for the 10 week course in 2023/24.
Full course information
Entry criteria
This course is aimed at those who have completed Japanese Beginners 1 and 2. It is also suited to those who have a GCSE grade 4 – 9 (C – A*) or equivalent in Japanese from recent years.
Emphasis is set on:
a communicative approach to allow you to use the language
achieving an elementary level of communication in all 4 skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing)
developing effective language learning strategies
using the language accurately and confidently in a broader range of situations
What will you do in the weekly sessions?
You will be asked to contribute to the learning process by taking an active part in the lessons. This includes participation in group and pair work. You will develop your communication skills and increase your knowledge of grammar and functions in the language.
Japanese Elementary 2 (January – April 2024)
This course is for those who have completed Japanese Elementary 1 or equivalent.
Duration
10 weeks
Evening
Tuesday
Dates
Tuesday 23 January – Tuesday 19 March 2024 (9 weeks), Tuesday 9 April (1 week)
Time
6 – 8pm
Mode of delivery
Face to face
Room
To be confirmed
Price
EHU student: free (sign up required, fee of £95 will be covered by the Student Opportunity Fund (SOF) EHU staff: free (sign up required) Member of the public: £180
Prices for the 10 week course in 2023/24.
Full course information
Entry criteria
This course is the natural progression for those who have completed Japanese Elementary 1.
Emphasis is set on:
a communicative approach to allow you to use the language
extending and building on content covered on the previous corresponding course
achieving an elementary level of communication in all 4 skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing)
developing effective language learning strategies
using the language accurately and confidently in a broader range of situations
What will you do in the weekly sessions?
You will be asked to contribute to the learning process by taking an active part in the lessons. This includes participation in group and pair work. You will develop your communication skills and increase your knowledge of grammar and functions in the language.
Independent learning
You will progress further by reinforcing the topics covered in the group with private study.
Materials will be provided by your tutor and these will be available on the Blackboard organization.
