Japanese 3 lower: module 1

About this course

The course develops communication in everyday situations through spoken interaction, with particular attention to speaking and listening. Learners discuss feelings, recount events and explain sequences using structures including -te kara, -toki and -ni naru. Teaching includes pair and group work, role plays, games, presentations, handouts and audio-visual resources. The course also introduces Kanji and compound words connected with everyday life, while practising all language skills.

What you'll learn

• Describe activities completed in the past
• Sequence and recount a series of events
• Express how you are feeling in everyday situations
• Recognise and read a wider range of Kanji and related compound words
• Use Japanese structures including -te kara, -toki and -ni naru

Is this course right for you?

This Intermediate (B1) course is intended for learners who have studied Japanese for around three years or have equivalent experience. Participants should be fluent readers of Hiragana and Katakana and have some basic knowledge of Kanji. Classes involve spoken communication, pair work, group work and role plays.

• Approximately three years of Japanese study or equivalent experience is expected
• Fluent reading of Hiragana and Katakana is expected
• Some basic Kanji knowledge is expected

Before you go

• The course uses the tutor's own materials.
• An additional textbook may be recommended.
• Homework is highly recommended to consolidate learning.