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Global Communication

We would like to introduce interviews with senior students enrolled in the Center for Japanese Language and Culture at Aichi Shukutoku University.

At Aichi Shukutoku University, students can build a solid foundation in Japanese language and academic skills through the CJLC program before progressing to undergraduate programs.

Some of you may feel, “My Japanese level isn’t high enough yet, so applying directly to an undergraduate program seems difficult…”

If that sounds like you, we encourage you to start by reading these interviews and getting a real sense of student life at Aichi Shukutoku University. You may find helpful insights to imagine your own future.
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出身国：中国　名前：朱さん

Q：留学生別科の授業について教えてください。
A：別科の授業には、視聴解、アカデミック・ライティング、読解、演習などがあり、それぞれの科目で異なる重点が置かれています。例えば、視聴解の授業では、聴解の練習や日本語を話す力を鍛えることが主な内容です。それぞれの授業を通して、日本語の「聞く・話す・読む・書く」という四技能をバランスよく身につけることができます。また、課題を提出した後には、先生から丁寧なフィードバックをいただけるため、自分の理解をより深めることができます。

Q：愛知淑徳大学に留学を考えている人にメッセージをお願いします！
A：愛知淑徳大学での留学生活は、私にとって人生の中で非常に貴重な経験となりました。たくさんの人々との出会いを通じて、多くの素晴らしい思い出を作ることができました。国際交流センターのスタッフの方々には温かいサポートをいただき、授業の先生からも丁寧な指導を受けることができました。そのおかげで、安心して学び、成長することができました。
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You can read the full interviews at the following URL:
https://www.aasa.ac.jp/institution/international/en/program/cjlc/comments.html
*Please note that the interview content is available in Japanese only.*

If you are even slightly interested in Aichi Shukutoku University, please log in to your JPSS MY PAGE and visit the university page below:
https://www.jpss.jp/en/univ/430/
“LIKE” at the top of the page, select the faculties you are interested in from “Global Culture and Communication,” “Business,” and “Global Communication,” and then click “Add to Favorites”!

Special classes to improve Japanese language skills

Specialized Japanese language courses such as "Introductory Japanese" and "Academic Writing" are offered as core courses, so that even students who are not confident in their Japanese language skills can deepen their study of specialized courses while learning Japanese through these core courses.

International student dormitories with living support allows for students to concentrate on their studies

International students from the Center for Japanese Language and Culture as well as undergraduate and graduate school international students and Japanese Resident Assistants (RAs) live together in the 3-story on-campus international student dormitory, iHouse, completed in fall of 2013. iHouse is fitted with a kitchen, tea ceremony room, Japanese-style room, study room, and a mini-lounge, with RAs and a live-in caretaker to provide daily life support so that students can focus on their studies with peace of mind.

https://www.aasa.ac.jp/institution/ihouse/en/

Career support to improve employability and interpersonal skills

The Career Center provides students with all kinds of consultations regarding their career paths. The Career Center has boards for students to browse job offers from companies and other materials necessary for job hunting, as well as booths for individual interviews, and offers support for each student in their individual job hunting activities, including support for the preparation stage and for obtaining qualifications, as well as providing practical know-how.

https://www.aasa.ac.jp/welcome/ed/careercontents/