Intermediate Certificate in Japanese Language (Equivalent to JLPT N4 and JFT)

  • Onsite and Online
  • Intakes: Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct

The Intermediate Certificate in Japanese Language program at the Global Skills Development Campus provides a comprehensive exploration of Japanese language and culture. Designed to meet the proficiency standards of JLPT N4 and JFT, this program prepares learners to confidently communicate and understand Japanese in various real-world situations. It is ideal for those who wish to advance their basic skills and enhance their cultural and linguistic competence.

Course Description

Embark on a transformative journey into intermediate Japanese with this carefully designed program. Through structured lessons, engaging activities, and cultural immersion, learners develop skills to effectively communicate, comprehend more complex language structures, and appreciate the richness of Japanese culture. Whether for personal growth, career advancement, or academic purposes, this program equips participants with the tools to excel in practical communication and cultural understanding.

 Upon completing the program, participants will be able to:

  • Read and understand phrases, sentences, and intermediate-level texts written in hiragana, katakana, and kanji.
  • Listen to and comprehend conversations about familiar topics in daily life and classroom settings, even when spoken at a moderate speed.
  • Engage in practical conversations for everyday scenarios, such as expressing ideas and understanding viewpoints.
  • Develop a deeper understanding of Japanese culture and social norms, enabling effective communication in various contexts.
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  • Learners who have completed the GSDC Certificate in Japanese Language or hold a JLPT N5 certificate.
  • Professionals, students, or enthusiasts looking to improve their Japanese language skills to an intermediate level.
  • Anyone aiming to pursue further studies, travel, or career opportunities in Japan.
Module 1: Review of Basic Japanese Grammar and Vocabulary
 

Grammar: N5-level particles, sentence patterns, and question structures.

Vocabulary: Numbers, time expressions, and basic nouns/verbs.

Activities: Group discussions, vocabulary quizzes, and dialogue practice.

 
Module 2: Intermediate Grammar Structures
 

Advanced te-form usage, conditionals, and comparatives.

Expressing experiences and linking actions.

Activities: Sentence formation exercises and real-life role-plays.

 
Module 3: Expanded Vocabulary for Daily Communication
 

Vocabulary themes: Travel, work, family, health, and social scenarios.

Activities: Vocabulary games, flashcards, and conversational practice.

 
Module 4: Reading Comprehension (Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji) 

Reading texts: Dialogues, advertisements, and notices.

Kanji focus: 300 new kanji characters.

Activities: Kanji writing practice and comprehension exercises.

 
Module 5: Listening Skills Development
 

Listening topics: Shopping, dining, and family discussions.

Activities: Summarizing audio clips and practicing with recordings.

 
Module 6: Speaking Skills and Practical Conversations
 

Scenarios: Shopping, asking for directions, and reservations.

Activities: One-on-one and group speaking practice to improve fluency.

 
Module 7: Writing Practice
 

Writing: Short essays, formal/informal letters, and basic narratives.

Activities: Weekly assignments and peer feedback sessions.

 
Module 8: Cultural Understanding and Etiquette
 

Topics: Japanese festivals, traditions, and social norms.

Activities: Simulated events and cultural discussions.

 

Module 9: Advanced Listening and Comprehension

 

Listening focus: News snippets, monologues, and announcements.

Activities: Note-taking and answering comprehension questions.

 

Module 10: Kanji Mastery and Sentence Construction

 

Kanji: 150 additional kanji and their compounds.

Activities: Sentence-building exercises and kanji quizzes.

 

Module 11: Exam Preparation for JLPT N4 or JFT

 

Practice: Mock tests for grammar, reading, and listening.

Strategies: Time management and solving exam challenges.

 

Module 12: Final Project and Oral Presentation

 

Project: Research and present on a Japanese cultural or social topic.

Activities: Delivering presentations with instructor feedback.

 
  • Online sessions via interactive platforms.
  • Classroom-based sessions with hands-on activities and role-plays.
  • Digital resources, including video lessons and practice exercises.

Primarily in Japanese, with English support for clarifications.

Online Sessions:

Weekdays: Monday to Friday, 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM.

Classroom Sessions:

Weekdays and weekends (timing options available).

Total Duration: 3 months.
Instruction Hours: 180 lecture hours.
Practical Work: 120 hours of assignments and interactive exercises.
Rs. 70,000

(includes materials, access to online resources, and mock tests).

Payment Plans:

Flexible payment plans are available upon request.

How to Apply

  • You Apply

Tell us a little about yourself and we’ll help with the rest. Our convenient online application tool only takes 10 minutes to complete.

  • We Connect

After you submit your application, an admissions representative will contact you and will help you to complete the process.

  • You Get Ready

Once you’ve completed your application and connected with an admissions representative, you’re ready to create your schedule.

How To Apply

Your Application

Tell us a little about yourself and we’ll help with the rest. Our convenient online application tool only takes 10 minutes to complete.

Our Response

After you submit your application, an admissions representative will contact you and will help you to complete the process.

Your Journey

Once you’ve completed your application and connected with an admissions representative, you’re ready to create your schedule.

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