The Japanese language competency required for non-Japanese workers varies greatly according to their occupation and working environment. KGCC' s Corporate Seminars present participants with wide selections according to their goals and levels. We offer fundamental daily office conversation classes to advanced classes for students who need to cope effectively with a range of tasks such as writing business letters, presentation, and negotiations.
Schedule and curriculum of corporate seminars are totally customized to the needs of students. Classes can be held at KGCC school or we deliver an instructor to the students' company.
| Example 1 | Example 2 | Example 3 | |
| Class | Group lesson (at KGCC) | Semi-private lesson (delivered an instructor to the company) | Private lesson (delivered an instructor to the company) |
| Participants | 4 (multinationals in their 20s to 30s) | 1 (Asians, in their 40s) | European in his 30' s Engineer |
| Purpose | To learn Japanese sufficient for daily office communication (their priority is to enhance listening comprehension) | To acquire Japanese in which to be able to make product presentation to clients |
Enhancement of reading in-house mail |
| Contents | Used Beginners’ general text | Business Japanese texts, and company product brochures, etc. | Used received mail (he brought them for lessons) |
| Sentences, vocabularies, and listening practices (with tapes) for the first term, beginner' s level Conversational exercises (role-playing in set situations) |
Business expressions, honorific form, correction of pronunciation and intonation Making presentations and feedbacks |
Learned kanji frequently used in mail Reading mail documents |
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| Schedule | 2.5 hours / five times a week | 1.5 hours / twice a week | 2 hours / once a week |
| Duration | 2 months (total 40 times: 100 hours) | 3 months (total 24 times: 36 hours) |
6 months (total16 times:32 hours) |
| At the start | Because they did not understand a word of Japanese, they felt awkward about communicating with Japanese coworkers who normally shy away from speaking up in a foreign language. | (Passed Japanese Language Proficiency Test Grade 1) They used Japanese for in-company dealings. But they were inclined to use English outside the company because they were not sure about the usage of honorific form. |
(Passed Japanese Language Proficiency Test Grade 3) Could barely understand Japanese mail without a help from Japanese co-workers. |
| After the course | Completed the first term, beginners' course. They became able to communicate in Japanese for easy tasks such as confirming schedules, and so on. | They became able to make presentations in Japanese regarding a certain range of products. | Became able to roughly understand mail by kanji frequently used in it. |
KGCC offers special Japanese programs for short-stay students who visit Japan under the arrangement of their schools or study-abroad organizations. With Japanese as the keyword, lessons cover multiple activities, including field trips to interchange with local people, popular J-pops and so on.
| Example | |
| Class | Group lesson |
| No. of students | Ten Two classes (multinationals, high school students) |
| Purpose | To have intercultural experience and learn practical Japanese useful to live by in Japan |
| Contents | Beginners' general text for students |
| Learned hiragana, katakana and kanji Practiced conversation for shopping, meal, transportation, and home-stay situations Japanese songs/calligraphy/field trips, and so on | |
| Schedule | Four hours / five times a week |
| Duration | One month (total 20 times: 80 hours) |
| At the start | Introductory - Beginners' first term level |
| After the course | Beginners' first term level - beginners' second-term level |
| INQUIRY |
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| COUNSELING |
| Duration /Days /Time /Budget |
| CURRICULUM / ESTIMATE SHEET |
| Making lesson curriculum and estimate sheet |
| EXCHANGE CONTRACTS |
| LEVEL CHECK |
Coordinator will have an interview with the students to check their levels of language. |
| LESSON STARTS |
| COMPLETE LESSONS / RENEW CONTRACTS |
| LESSON REPORT |
Teachers in charge of lessons will make a lesson report. |


