University of Tokyo
Learn Japanese language education methodology from Asia's #1 university. Covers teaching techniques, cultural context, and practical classroom strategies.
Duration
20 hours
Level
Beginner
Deadline
No Deadline
No prior Japanese language teaching experience required. Basic interest in the Japanese language and culture is sufficient. The course is taught in English.
Foundations of Japanese Language Education and Teaching Philosophy
Japanese Phonetics, Writing Systems (Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji)
Grammar Teaching Methods and Sentence Structure
Cultural Context in Japanese Language — Politeness and Keigo
Practical Classroom Strategies and Lesson Planning
Assessment Methods and Learner Motivation Techniques
The University of Tokyo, founded in 1877, is Japan's most prestigious university and consistently ranked as Asia's top university. It has produced numerous Nobel laureates and world leaders.
Founded
1877
Location
Tokyo, Japan
Recognition
QS World Ranking #28 | Asia #1
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