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What You\'ll Learn in the Business Communication Program

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  • What You\'ll Learn in the Business Communication Program
01 Business Research Seminar 02 All-Inclusive Internship 03 : Tackling Challenges Together with Companies 04 Business English Education 05 IT Passport + 1 Certification

01 Business Research Seminar

Instruction is led by faculty members who are active on the front lines of business. Students undertake research—either individually or in teams—by combining academic perspectives with practical business insights.

FEATURED
Runs a shop in collaboration with local high school students and producers.
Showcases the charms of Niigata and Joetsu in Tokyo.

PROJECT FLOW

  • 1 Together with high school students from Niigata Prefecture, we conducted interviews with local producers at
  • 2 Analyze the main target demographic and select products to carry at the
    store
  • 3 Live appearance on a Joetsu FM radio show
    Promoting the shop to listeners
  • 4 In Kanda, Tokyo, we sold specialty products from Joetsu, Niigata Prefecture, together with high school students from Niigata Prefecture

MESSAGE

Guided by a love for the local community:
—An unforgettable experience that connected Joetsu with its people

My decision to enroll at KIFL was inspired by my participation in this activity during high school. Precisely because I know my hometown of Joetsu and my alma mater so well, I’ve made it a priority to reach out to each member individually to ensure that everyone can enjoy our activities.The role of leading high school students and first-year students was more difficult and carried more responsibility than I had imagined, but being able to run the Joetsuアンテナショップ across school and grade levels was a valuable experience that I could not have gained anywhere else.

Rin Takahashi

Rin Takahashi

International Business Career Program, 2nd Year

Admitted to the Department of Accounting, College of Commerce, Nihon University, as a second-year transfer student

A graduate of Sekine Gakuen High School in Niigata Prefecture

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All-Inclusive Internship

All students will take on internships at renowned companies and organizations. While gaining hands-on experience in a real-world business setting, they will develop the skills required in the workforce.

Project-Based

Teams will work together to tackle challenges presented by companies and then propose and present their results to those companies.

type of employment

Through work experience at host companies, participants deepen their understanding of the industry and their jobs.

1-Day Type

We will attend seminars at companies and local government offices, or observe business operations firsthand at their offices.

FEATURED
Insights from a survey on attitudes toward foreigners,
Tips for attracting new fans at a global motorsports festival.

PROJECT FLOW

  • 1 Conducted English role-playing exercises based on real-world scenarios and interpretation training at
  • 2 Providing assistance in English at
    for venue information and visitor concerns, and conducting surveys
  • 3 Participating in a global motorsports festival; analyzing challenges through attending the "
    " event
  • 4 Proposing improvement suggestions to companies based on feedback gathered through interviews with foreign tourists

MESSAGE

A special experience: participating in the world’s premier motorsports event

While there, I communicated in English with many international visitors and helped ensure the event became a wonderful memory for them. Being able to participate as a student intern in this world-renowned motorsports festival was a valuable experience made possible by my studies at Kanda Foreign Language College.For me, as I’m set to start working as a ground staff member at Narita Airport this spring, this experience has given me a great deal of confidence and boosted my motivation.

Anrisa Sakamoto

Anrisa Sakamoto

International Airlines 2nd year

Job Offer for Airport Terminal Services

Graduated from a school abroad (Romania)

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: Tackling Challenges Together with Companies

We offer hands-on, active learning programs in collaboration with leading companies. Students conduct field research and analysis, develop business plans as a team, and present them to the companies.

Chiyoda City Tourism Association
HONDA Mobilityland
AEON Fantasy, Inc.
JAL Sky Co., Ltd.
JICA
JTB
JR East
UNHCR Association
VIVRE YOKOHAMA
Amazon Web Services
McDonald's
Suntory
TerraSky Technologies
ISETAN MiRROR
New Balance
ANA AIRPORT SERVICE

FEATURED
[McDonald's Japan]
Project to Develop Recommendations for Recruiting Part-Time Workers and Improving Retention Rates

PROJECT FLOW

  • 1 Analysis of the Current State of Part-Time Job Recruitment We will attend lectures given by store managers of company-owned stores and young employees who started as part-time workers. We will conduct interviews to gather feedback from the front lines.
  • 2 Comparison with Competitors and Data Analysis We will conduct a survey and analyze data to identify common feedback from on-site staff and challenges in current part-time recruitment efforts.
  • 3 Report Preparation Based on the results of interviews and survey data, we will organize the identified issues and compile specific improvement measures into a report.
  • 4 Presentation Each team will present recommendations to the Human Resources Department at McDonald’s Japan aimed at improving part-time staff recruitment and retention rates.
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Business English Education

In classes organized by proficiency level, students hone their English skills for use in the business world. With many programs in partnership with companies and local governments, there are ample opportunities to put the skills they’ve developed into practice.

EIB
- English for International Business -

In small-class settings, students engage in discussions, presentations, and fieldwork.
You'll learn practical business English from foreign instructors from around the world.

Virtual English

You'll gain practical English conversation skills in a virtual online environment that simulates a variety of business situations.

English Usage
(TOEIC® Prep)

Aiming for a TOEIC® score of 600 or higher will broaden your options for companies and universities where you can take the
.

IT Passport + 1 Certification

We aim for all first-year students to earn the “IT Passport” national certification, which is in high demand at various companies. In addition, we will work on preparing students for certification exams that will help them showcase their individual strengths.

EX) Universal Etiquette Certification, Secretary Skills Certification, Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry Bookkeeping Certification, World Heritage Certification, Hotel Business Practice Certification