You will learn basic English expressions useful for dealing with international students and visitors from abroad on university campuses. We cover situations expected throughout the campus, such as counter service and simple guidance expressions, facility guidance using maps, explanations related to document preparation, and phone calls. Through role-playing and exercises, students aim to improve practical English communication skills that can be used in daily work.

In addition to contemporary Chinese social conditions, we introduce the latest university trends, entrance examination systems, and education systems.
Additionally, based on recent changes in Japan-China relations, we explain study abroad trends, shifts in student preferences, and the status of studying abroad in Japan. Furthermore, we will explain the current state of China’s rapidly growing top universities and the internationalization of domestic universities.
You will learn how to understand the study abroad situation amid the ever-changing circumstances and how to communicate smoothly with Chinese international students.

You will practically understand the basic structure of emails and how to write an easy-to-understand promotional email to the recipient. Additionally, you will learn practical skills in efficient email creation using AI tools and concise chat exchanges and expression methods. In the web conferencing exercises, participants learn essential English phrases for meetings, such as the initial greeting, screen sharing, and handling voice issues, as well as expressions for expressing opinions, all through role-play.
Through these exercises, you will develop the basics of communicating in English.

You will learn basic expressions and facilitation methods to smoothly conduct meetings in English and logically organize and convey your opinions. After understanding how to speak and structure discussions in meetings, mock meetings were held assuming practical scenarios such as handling overseas inspections. Additionally, anticipating an overseas study fair, participants will practice presentations that highlight their university’s curriculum and strengths, aiming to improve their English communication and presentation skills through a series of exercises.

This course teaches students related to Southern European countries, mainly Italy and Spain, from both the admission and sending stages.
We will understand the local cultural characteristics and university education styles, and explain the cultural gaps that often arise in Japanese universities arising from these differences, using concrete examples.
We also introduced the importance of pre-instruction when sending Japanese students, local evaluation criteria, and required skills. Through real-life examples, students learn practical points useful for international exchange, such as the necessity of smooth dialogue and education in cross-cultural understanding.

We deepen our understanding of the cultural backgrounds and values necessary when welcoming international students from Southeast Asian countries, especially Indonesia and other Islamic countries. In addition to basic religious knowledge, we introduce specific challenges and the latest solutions commonly faced during university life, such as exam preparation during fasting (Ramadan), improvements in prayer facilities, and troubles related to halal. By understanding the recent developments surrounding Islamic culture and Japanese universities, students develop appropriate responsiveness and mindset in the field.