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Students learn not only daily conversation necessary for daily life, but also basic Japanese reading and writing such as hiragana, katakana, and beginner-level kanji.  \nIn addition, students can take conversation classes to obtain information necessary for daily life and support classes for working (Japanese for use in the workplace, how to write resumes and take interviews, individual counseling, etc.) . *All classes are online. *All classes are online. *You may need to purchase course materials depending on the class. * If you do not have a device to take online classes, please consult with us. (Due to the small number of students, we may not be able to lend you a device.)  \n【Class Overview】 Morning Class  \n(1) Elementary Japanese Level 1 (equivalent to N5) / (2) Elementary Japanese Level 2 (equivalent to N5-N4)  \n* This class focuses on conversation at the beginner level of Japanese.  \nMonday-Friday 9:10 a. m. -12:00 p. m. x 40 lessons (2 months)  \nTextbook used: 『Irodori: Life in Japanese (Starter/Elementary 1)』 (The Japan Foundation)  \nAfternoon Class  \n(3) JLPT N4 (Grammar)  \n* This class is for those who have finished basic Japanese language study and want to brush up on their grammar skills.  \nMondays and Wednesdays 1:10 p. m. -3:00 p. m. x 16 lessons (2 months)  \nTextbook used: 『TRY! Japanese Language Proficiency Test N4 Grammar』(ASK)  \n(4) Kanji for Daily Life (equivalent to N4)  \n* This class is for those who have finished basic Japanese language study and want to improve their Kanji skills.  \nTuesdays and Thursdays 1:10 p. m. -3:00 p. m. x 16 lessons (2 months)  \nTextbook used: 『Kanji Tamago Pre-Intermediate』 (Bonjinsha)  \n(5) Japanese for Settling in Japan (N4 to N3)  \n* This class is designed for those who have completed basic Japanese language study and wish to acquire the communication skills necessary for daily life in Japan.  \nFridays 1:10 p. m. -3:00 p. m. x 12 lessons (3 months)  \n(6) Japanese for Work (N4 to N3)  \n* This class is for those who have completed basic Japanese language study and want to learn workplace communication manners, Japanese conversation, resume writing, and interview skills for job hunting.  \nFridays 1:10 p. m. -3:00 p. m. x 12 lessons (3 months)  \nTextbooks used: 『Japanese for Working: Workplace Communication I』 (Learns), 『  \nJapanese for Working: Career Planning』 (Learns)  \n(7) Daily Life Vocabulary (N3 level)  \n* This class is for those who have completed Japanese language study equivalent to N4 and want to learn vocabulary necessary for daily life in Japan.  \nMondays and Wednesdays 1:10 p. m. -3:00 p. m. x 24 lessons (3 months)  \nTextbook used: 『Nihongo Vocabulary Power-Up Training』 (ASK)  \n(8) JLPT N3 (Grammar)  \n* This class is for those who have completed Japanese language study equivalent to N4 and wish to learn N3 grammar.  \nTuesdays and Thursdays 1:10 p. m. -3:00 p. m. x 24 lessons (3 months)  \nTextbook used: 『TRY! Japanese Language Proficiency Test N3 Grammar』 (ASK)  \n【Other】  \n* Employment Support and Seminars  \n* Participants can attend individual employment support sessions, such as how to look for a job, and seminars on the Japanese employment system and social security, according to their individual needs.  \n* We do not provide job referrals.  \n【Who can participate】  \n・ Individuals who do not understand Japanese and are unable to access necessary information or public services  \n・ Foreign parents, youth with roots overseas, or refugees who are struggling to find a place to study Japanese  \n・ Those who have access to a Wi-Fi environment  \n【Entry Fee】  \n★Fee Schedule (per day)  \nScholarships are available for those with financial difficulties.  \n【Program Period】  \nApril 22, 2025 – March 25, 2026  \n\u003CStart Dates for Each Term＞ ★Annual Schedule  \nTerm 1: April ","cbCaimoismbyYR6M","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimoismbyYR6M","pdf",146176,"English","# Class Overview\n## Morning Class\n## Afternoon Class\n# Other\n## Employment Support and Seminars\n# Who can participate\n# Entry Fee\n# Program Period\n# Inquiry","[{\"question\":\"Who is this Japanese language support program for?\",\"answer\":\"It is for foreign-rooted youth and residents aged 15 and over who want to learn Japanese for living and working in Japan, especially those who cannot access necessary information or public services.\"},{\"question\":\"Are the classes online, and what should participants do if they lack a device?\",\"answer\":\"All classes are online. 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