Japanese Half Day-Afternoon Class

Japanese Classes

Japanese Half-Day Classes Monday - Friday, 3 hours per day, 5 days per week, total 150 hours per term
Level	Time	Tuition (Excluding Textbooks)
4 Levels	Afternoon 2:10- 5:00	NT$19,500
Half-day classes begin from the very basics. The teaching is fast-paced, and in the first level, the pronunciation system and phonetic alphabet are covered within the first three to five hours of the class. Beginning students are advised to preview the material before attending the class. The overall half-day program is designed for people who wish to learn a great amount of Japanese in a short time. Each level includes instruction in grammar, listening comprehension, and conversation. The way the conversations, sentence patterns, and short writing passages are combined helps the students acquire the language in a natural manner. In addition to the language, understanding of Japanese culture is also emphasized. Participation in situational role-playing helps students learn everyday Japanese usage. Students who have successfully completed the four half-day levels are sufficiently prepared to register for the official Level Two Japanese Proficiency Exam.

Japanese Part-time Classes meet daily from Monday to Friday for an hour each day, starting at 12:10 and 1:10pm, or on Mondays, Wednesdays, and alternating Fridays or on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and alternating Fridays during the evening class session, which is from 5:30pm to 7:15pm. Each term includes 50 hours of instruction.
Class	Level	Tuition(Excluding Textbooks)
General	9 Levels	NT$6,800
Japanese part-time classes start from the basic level. The material is covered quickly. In the first level, the phonetic alphabet and pronunciation are covered within the first 3 to 5 hours of class. Beginning students are advised to preview the material before attending the class. In all levels, the students are asked to work with teachers and their classmates to develop an interactive learning environment. Through the use of audio recordings, the classes help the students improve their listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. The courses follow a step-by-step progression to teach the students everyday conversation, basic business usage, and contemporary Japanese culture. In addition to learning how to use Japanese to express their own opinions, students also develop the ability to draw comparisons between Japanese and Chinese culture.

Updated: 2008/05/19