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education,students grow as individuals and gain the skills to shape their futureWe nurture individuals who express themselves,respect others,and contribute to a more peaceful world  \nMessage from Head of School  \nNagoya is a city where culture and industry come together.Conveniently located in the educational district,NagoyaYWCA offers an ideal environment for studying abroad.With smallclasses and close relationships betweenstudents and faculty,we make sure every student feelsvalued.We look forward to sharing this special chapter ofyour life in Japan with you.  \nMihoko Hanyu,Head of School  \n# History\n\nSince 1978,Nagoya YWCA has offered a wide range of Japanese language courses to meet the growingdemand for studying Japanese.Students from more than 30 countries and regions,primarily in Asia,South America,North America,and Europe,have come to study here,each pursuing their own goals.  \n1977 Launched Japanese classes for YWCA's English teachers1978 Opened Japanese classes for the general international community1979 Opened evening classes (once a week)and morning classes (twice a week)1984 Opened Intensive Japanese Course(five times a week,three months)1985 Opened Full-time Japanese Course (20 hours per week)  \n1986 Authorized by the Ministry of Justice,Full-time Course eligible for student visas  \n1989 Established as a Miscellaneous School,Nagoya YWCA School of Japanese Language,authorized by the Governor of Aichi Prefecture1990 Introduced Nagoya YWCA Scholarship Program  \n1995 Published Nihongo Shochukyu (Japanese for Beginners and Intermediates)2004 Published Wakatte Tsukaeru Nihongo (Understanding and Using Japanese)2017 Accredited by the Ministry of Justice under the Notification Standards for Japanese Language Education Institutions  \n# ya YWCA?\n\nFind your path at Nagoya YWCA.What do you want to achieve with Japanese?What will you be able to do?  \n# ▶School Features\n\nSmall classes with close relationships between teachers and students  \n1  \nWith a maximum of 15 students per class,we provide personalized attention and close support2Communication built on a solid foundation of JapaneseUsing original materials based on many years of teaching experience,we help studentsstrengthen their Japanese fundamentals while encouraging self-expression3One-year programs to match your goalsChoose from two one-year programs:ONE-YEAR JAPANESE LANGUAGE AND CULTUREPROGRAM and ONE-YEAR JAPANESE LANGUAGE PROGRAM FOR CAREER PREPARATION4Support for self-directed learningWe incorporate active learning methods to foster the ability to continue learning independently  \n# ▶Comments from Our Teachers\n\nLanguage is a tool that connects people.At YWCA,youcan study together with classmates from many differentcountries and build connections with people around theworld.All of our teachers and staff are here to supportyour learning.  \nKaori Hisada,Instructor  \nAt YWCA,you'l have chances to talk not only with yourclassmates but also with Japanese people,includinguniversity students and working professionals.Studywith us and build real communication skills.  \nFumiko Taniyama,Instructor  \nEnrollmentPeriodsApril,OctoberCapacity  \n40 students (April),26 students (October)  \n# Learning Goals\n\n◆Can understand the main points of familiar,everyday topics whenspoken in standard Japanese  \n◆Through understanding Japanese culture,can briefly expressexperiences,hopes,opinions,reasons,and explanations on familiaror personal topics  \nRecommended For  \n◆Those who want to learn Japanese while experiencing daily life in Japan  \n◆Those who want to develop the ability to communicate in everyday Japanese  \n◆Those who want to study not only the language,but also Japaneseculture and society  \n# What You Will Learn\n\nJ1(6 months)  \nSubjects  \nSubjects  \nComprehensive Japanese Kanji and VocabularyReading Listening Writing Special Activities  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