Preparation for the Nihongo Nouryoku Shiken/JLPT 3 (5 Weeks)

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Course Code: JLP103
Start Date: 2024/6/1 End Date: 2024/6/29 Day: Sat Time: 11:00-12:50 Hours: 10 Sessions: 5 Semester: Summer Instructional Language: Japanese / English Special Notes: Should you have any doubts about your current level of Japanese proficiency, don't hesitate to contact the Continuing Education office at contedinfo@tuj.temple.edu. It's important to note that students interested in taking the JLPT must register independently. For details on the registration process, please visit: http://www.jlpt.jp/e/application/domestic_index.html. Location: Online English Proficiency Level: Any Level

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Course Description

Join us on this journey to boost your Japanese language proficiency and achieve your linguistic goals. With structured lessons and targeted practice sessions, this course is designed to comprehensively cover the N3 level grammar, reading, and listening comprehension skills required for the JLPT, scheduled for July and December. To ensure continuous engagement and preparation, weekly reading assignments will be introduced after the second class, fostering a consistent practice routine leading up to the next session.

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Learning Objectives

1. Grasp pre-intermediate grammar concepts.

2. Broaden your vocabulary.

3. Acquaint yourself with the JLPT's question formats through practical drills.

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Who should take this course

This course is ideal for lower-intermediate level students aiming to take the JLPT N3 or those looking to enhance their reading, listening, grammar, and vocabulary skills.

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Textbook

一発合格！日本語能力試験完全攻略N３ テキスト＆実践問題集
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Instructor

Aki Matsukura
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Instructor Biography

Aki Matsukura graduated from the First Department of Literature at Waseda University. After working for a publishing company specializing in educational materials for 9 years, she started teaching Japanese in 2002. She is currently teaching classes at various Japanese language institutions and universities.