JBPP Curriculum
As you advance through the JBPP curriculum, you'll learn new expressions, etiquette, and more from an original custom-designed textbook series. You'll then apply them in practice sessions while using a variety of multimedia resources.
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Course Outline
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Module 1
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- Review of keigo (honorific language)
- Keigo: visiting other companies and short greetings
- Etiquette in conversation
- Introductions and business card exchange
- Greetings
- Understanding Japanese culture: uchi / soto
- How to write a Japanese resume: personal history
- Pronunciation 1
- Business telephone calls 1
- Business e-mail correspondence 1
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Module 2
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- Keigo: invitations, requests, expressing time, refusal
- Using IME to read kanji properly
- Writing name and address on Japanese stationery
- Understanding Japanese culture: vertical relationship, horizontal relationship
- How to write a Japanese resume: work history
- Pronunciation 2
- Business telephone calls 2
- Business e-mail correspondence 2
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Module 3
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- Keigo: expressing opinions, making proposals, offering help, making apologies
- Proverbs
- "Cushion kotoba"
- Understanding Japanese culture: body language and kamiza / shimoza
- Showing yourself off to best advantage at job interviews
- Pronunciation 3
- Business telephone calls 3
- Business e-mail correspondence 3
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Module 4
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- Keigo: leaving messages, confirmation, consulting, making appointments
- Understanding Japanese corporate culture: honne / tatemae, reading between the lines, hou-ren-sou (report, contact, consult), timing, en (destiny or chance meeting)
- Presentation in Japanese 1
- Job interview
- Pronunciation 4
- Business telephone calls 4
- Business e-mail correspondence 4
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Module 5
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- Keigo: making requests, asking permission, explaining reasons, gratitude and apology
- Understanding Japanese corporate culture: modesty, destiny
- Reading newspapers
- Kanji: simplified form, handwriting
- Presentation in Japanese 2
- Interview with Japanese working with foreigners
- Pronunciation 5
- Business telephone calls 5
- Business e-mail correspondence 5
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Module 6
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- Keigo: proposals, insistence, argument, invitation, claims
- Kanji: Photocopier, Microsoft Office 2007
- Presentation in Japanese 3
- Interview with foreigners working with Japanese
- Sentence endings
- Adverbs
- Pronunciation 6
- Business telephone calls 6
- Business e-mail correspondence 6
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