Lecturer: Mr. Owen Mark Kozlowski<\/div>\n
\n Students will learn basic English conversation expressions that can be used in various situations, such as dealing with international students, dealing with guests from overseas, and guiding students around the university campus. In addition, through role-playing, etc., we will improve the instantaneous ability of English speech. This is an English training program for beginners.
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\n English Proficiency: Beginner
\n Capacity: 18
\n (Minimum number of participants: 10)
\n *Please have one copy of your university pamphlet ready.<\/span>
\n <\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\nPart 2
\u3010Language\u3011
\n <\/span><\/td>\n | Saturday, July 29, 2023
9:30-16:30Venue: Campus Plaza Kyoto<\/span><\/span><\/td>\n | English expressions that can be used in email & web conferencing<\/strong><\/p>\nLecturer: Mr. Owen Mark Kozlowski<\/div>\n \n You will understand the structure and phrases of basic English email writing, and you will learn the basic expressions when writing requests, confirmations, announcements, etc. in English. In addition, in conversation practice, you will learn English conversation expressions that can be used during web conferences, which have increased opportunities after the Corona disaster. This is an English training program for beginners.
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\n English Proficiency: Beginner
\n Capacity: 18
\n (Minimum number of participants: 10)
\n <\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n3rd
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\n <\/span><\/td>\n | Saturday, August 5, 2023
9:30-16:30Venue: Campus Plaza Kyoto<\/span><\/span><\/td>\n | Meeting and Discussion<\/strong><\/p>\nLecturer: Glenn Gregas<\/div>\n \n This training is designed to improve the communication skills necessary for discussions, assuming meetings and conferences in English. Students will learn meeting phrases and processes, and practice them so that they can be put into practice through role-play and pair work. This is an English training program for those who have intermediate or higher English conversation skills.
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\n English Proficiency: Intermediate ~ Advanced
\n Capacity: 18
\n (Minimum number of participants: 10)
\n <\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\nNo.4
[Culture]
\n <\/span><\/td>\n | Saturday, August 26, 2023
9:30-16:30 Venue: Online (Zoom)<\/span><\/span><\/td>\n | Training in Islamic culture with a focus on Southeast Asian countries<\/strong><\/p>\nLecturer: Ms. Hangarda Priyahita<\/div>\n \n Students will learn about the acceptance of Muslim students from Southeast Asian countries, which has been increasing in recent years, including their lifestyles, historical background, education, culture, and religious views. This is a cultural understanding training program that aims to help international students be able to respond appropriately while respecting the culture of each international student.
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\n Language proficiency: Not required<\/p>\n Capacity: 18
\n (Minimum number of participants: 10)
\n <\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \nVol.5
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\n <\/span><\/td>\n | First half:
Saturday, September 2, 2023
13:30\u201016:30
Second half:
Wednesday, September 6, 2023
13:30-16:30Venue: Online (Zoom)<\/span><\/span><\/td>\n | Business English Literacy: Intercultural Understanding and Communication in English at University<\/strong><\/p>\nLecturer: Nagasaki University Associate Professor Mikako Nishikawa<\/div>\n \n For faculty and staff involved in international education-related work at universities. Mannerisms and ways of communicating vary greatly from culture to culture. In this course, in order to respond to the increase in the number of international students and foreign researchers, we will deepen our understanding of cultural diversity, communication styles, business etiquette, etc. Through role-play and PBL (problem-solving exercises) in various settings, we aim to improve communication skills in English.
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\n English Proficiency: Intermediate ~ Advanced
\n Capacity: 18
\n (Minimum number of participants: 10)
\n <\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\nNo.6
\u3010Language\u3011
\n <\/span><\/td>\n | Saturday, September 9, 2022
9:30-16:30 Venue: Online (Zoom)<\/span><\/span><\/td>\n | Active Learning Exercises: Teaching Methods for Subjects Using English for Remote Classes<\/strong><\/p>\nLecturer: Nagasaki University Associate Professor Mikako Nishikawa<\/div>\n \n This is a skill-building training program for university faculty members who teach specialized subjects mainly in English.
Students will learn how to facilitate and give instructions in English classes through role-playing. It will be a participant-led “exercise-type” course that will be utilized for interactive classes and flipped classrooms using ICT.
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\n English Proficiency: Intermediate ~ Advanced
\n Capacity: 18
\n (Minimum number of participants: 10)
(For teachers)
\n <\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n \u25ce About English level \u25ce<\/strong>
\n Please refer to the following levels to choose the course you want to take. (*TOEIC score is a guide)\n <\/p>\n\n- Elementary level:<\/dt>\n
- Be able to say simple greetings and introduce yourself. You can do it if you give a short and simple answer. (Up to about TOEIC550)<\/dd>\n
- Intermediate:<\/dt>\n
- \n If the topic is familiar, it can be explained. You can continue the conversation, such as asking questions to the other person.
\n (TOEIC550~800)<\/dd>\n - Advanced level:<\/dt>\n
- \n Be able to express your opinions clearly. Students can exchange opinions and discuss a wide range of topics.
\n (TOEIC800 or older)<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n<\/div>\n\n- 2. Venue:<\/dt>\n
- \n The 1st ~ 3rd lectures will be held at Campus Plaza Kyoto.
\n The 4th ~ 6th lectures will be held online (Zoom), so please prepare an accessible Internet environment and a computer with camera and microphone functions, and participate from a convenient location.\n <\/dd>\n - 3. Participation Fee:<\/dt>\n
- \n Faculty and staff of Kyoto member universities of the University Consortium 2,500 yen \/ 1 course
\n Faculty and staff from non-member schools: 6,000 yen \/ 1 course
\n * Please note that the 5th course will be one course for the first half and the second half, and the participation fee will not be reduced or divided regardless of whether or not you participate in the second half.<\/span>\n <\/dd>\n- 4. How to apply:<\/dt>\n
- Please apply from the “Apply” button below.
\n *Please note that if there are too many applicants, a lottery will be held after the application deadline.<\/u>
\n The decision on whether or not to attend the course will be announced at the beginning of July.<\/u>\n <\/dd>\n- 5. Payment Method:<\/dt>\n
- \n Please transfer the money to the designated account of the Foundation by the specified date.
\n (Details will be announced in the course decision email)\n <\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n<\/p>\n \n The application deadline is Friday, June 30.<\/span>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n Registration is now closed.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n University Consortium Kyoto, International Business Department<\/contact>
TEL\uff1a(075)353-9164 \uff0f FAX\uff1a(075)353-9101
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