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Japanese is written by combining three scripts, i.e., Chinese characters called “Kanji” and two modified Chinese characters called Hiragana and Katakana.
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Japanese is written by combining three scripts, i.e., Chinese characters called “Kanji” and two modified Chinese characters called Hiragana and Katakana. Although Japanese is the official language of Japan, it is also spoken in parts of Korea, Taiwan, China, Philippines, Hawaii and the United States, notably California.
Learning Japanese opens the door to a wealth of exciting and innovative career opportunities.
In addition to the above reasons, by learning Japanese, you will gain access to the rich culture, history and philosophical resources of the Country.
Moreover, Japanese tourism is a major player with many Japanese people visiting India every year, consequently there is a high demand for Japanese speakers in the hospitality sector and tour guide industry.
General Japanese language course is for adults who want to sharpen their speaking, listening, reading, and writing abilities in Japanese .
One-to-one Japanese lessons are for corporate and businesses who want to get skilled in Japanese language quickly.
This course is for professionals who want to study Japanese in a specific area, such as nursing, law, aviation, and hospitality etc.
Specialty Japanese course is for those who want to learn Japanese and participate in activities, such as travel, sports, arts, food, culture, and more.
Cambridge English Academy (CEA) India Training follows the guidelines of The Japanese Language Proficiency Test
(JLPT) which places importance not only on knowledge of Japanese-language vocabulary and grammar but also on the ability to use the knowledge in actual communication. In order to perform various everyday tasks.
There are five JLPT levels: N1, N2, N3, N4, N5 In order to measure Japanese language proficiency as thoroughly as possible.
N4 and N5 measure understanding of basic Japanese that is mainly learned in the classroom. N1 and N2 measure understanding of Japanese used in a broad range of actual everyday scenes. N3 bridges the gap between N4/N5 and N1/N2.
You can study at Elementary, Intermediate or Advanced Levels as stand alone courses, alternatively take our Comprehensive Japanese Course which covers all three levels combined as one course.
This course includes Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing of all the 3 kinds of Japanese script i.e., Hiragana, Katakana and 50 basic Kanji (Chinese characters). This is the beginner’s level where the learner learns to read and understand typical expressions and sentences that covers daily life conversation in Japanese. The learner is able to listen to and comprehend conversations about topics regularly encountered in daily life and classroom situations and can grasp necessary information from short conversations spoken slowly. He/she can frame most of the basic sentences in Japanese.
This course is the continuation of the Level 1 and focuses on Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) N4. Its syllabus covers the grammar, 150 kanji’s and 800 words of vocabulary for the preparation of JLPT N4. On reaching this level, the learner is able to read and understand passages on familiar daily topics written in basic vocabulary and kanji. Besides, he/she will be capable of listening and comprehending conversations encountered in daily life and generally follow their contents, provided that they are spoken slowly. The students are capable of reading, writing & conversing in Basic Japanese.
Upon completion of this level, the students will be able to read and understand written materials with specific contents concerning daily topics and also be in a position to grasp summary information such as newspaper headlines. Additionally, they will be able to read slightly difficult writings encountered in everyday situations. Besides, they can aptly listen and comprehend coherent conversations in everyday situations and follow their contents. In this course, 300 Kanjis and 1500 words of vocabulary are taught, that allows the students to converse with the Japanese nationals about their life, work, likings or disliking using polite expressions. They are capable of exchanging information on Japan and India. This course is sufficient to start a job in a Japanese MNC.
After this level, one is able to read and comprehend the contents written clearly on a variety of topics like articles, newspapers commentaries, magazines, simple critiques as well as on general topics and following their narratives. The student can also comprehend orally presented materials such as coherent conversations and news reports, spoken at nearly natural speed in different everyday situations.
Cambridge English Academy (CEA) India is the best Japanese language training institute in East Delhi
Cambridge English Academy (CEA) India Pvt. Ltd. was set up over two decades ago with the intention of providing access to a broad spectrum of courses related to English Language acquisition.
Our longevity, however, doesn’t mean we have let the grass grow under our feet. We have kept up with the times, and over the years, we have augmented our portfolio by adding programs that could provide our students with great opportunities for educational and career development.
Cambridge English Academy (CEA) India Pvt. Ltd. was set up over two decades ago with the intention of providing access to a broad spectrum of courses related to English Language acquisition.
Our longevity, however, doesn’t mean we have let the grass grow under our feet. We have kept up with the times, and over the years, we have augmented our portfolio by adding programs that could provide our students with great opportunities for educational and career development.
