Japanese Communication
Course Summary:The Japanese Communication program uses CLT (Communicative Language Teaching) methodology to empower the learner with the skills required to communicate effectively in Japanese. The GEOS Montreal Curriculum is made up of 10 20-hour levels; followed by JLPT preparation classes. Beginner to Intermediate: Introduces the learner to basic structures, verb tenses, small talk, and conversational techniques. At the completion of the course, the learner will be able to carry on simple conversations in Japanese, understand basic instructions and discuss topics such as weather, price, likes and dislikes. Advanced: Builds on the skills of the Beginner and Intermediate classes. Students develop more complex sentence structures, strengthen vocabulary, improve pronunciation and self-expression, and further their listening comprehension. The Advanced Class also allows students to develop a better understanding of the formal use of Japanese. We also have the JLPT Preparation Course available. Intermediate students may join classes that are currently in progress. Our next beginners course will begin the week of March 29,2010. Beginner course starting dates in 2010: May 10, July 19, September 13, November 22. TEXTBOOKS GENKI:
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![]() When I arrived at GEOS Montreal four weeks ago, I just wanted to improve my English and add a highlight to my CV. But I found so much more than that: First of all, I have won dear friends at school. While we enjoy Montreal together and get to know our different cultures, we practice our English skills without even noticing. Also, the highly interactive classes help me build more confidence ... in both my English and myself. I particularly love the role plays and discussions on controversial topics that not only increase my fluency but teach me lots about myself. This is due to the excellent young teachers, who impart even sophisticated grammar or vocabulary with esprit and humour. They make me look forward to every single school day. Thank you, GEOS! Pia Wagner Germany |