This course teaches basic English expressions useful when interacting with international students and visitors on campus. It covers various scenarios you might encounter on campus, including counter service, simple directions, facility guidance using maps, document preparation, and telephone communication. Through role-playing and exercises, the course aims to improve practical English communication skills applicable to daily work.

This presentation will cover contemporary Chinese social conditions, as well as the latest university trends, entrance examination systems, and education systems.
Furthermore, considering the recent changes in Japan-China relations, it will explain study abroad trends, shifts in student aspirations, and the current state of studying in Japan. It will also discuss the current state of rapidly growing top Chinese universities and the internationalization of domestic universities.
This presentation will help you understand the study abroad situation amidst ever-changing circumstances and learn how to communicate effectively with Chinese students studying abroad.

This course provides a practical understanding of the basic structure of emails and how to create clear and effective announcement emails. You will also learn how to efficiently create emails using AI tools, as well as concise communication and expression techniques in chat. In web conferencing exercises, you will learn essential English phrases for meetings, from initial greetings and screen sharing to handling audio problems, and how to express your opinions through role-playing.
Through these exercises, you will develop a foundation for effective communication in English.

This course teaches fundamental expressions and methods for conducting smooth meetings in English and for logically structuring and communicating your own opinions. After understanding how to speak and structure discussions in meetings, participants will conduct mock meetings simulating real-world scenarios such as handling visits from overseas. Furthermore, they will practice giving presentations highlighting their university’s curriculum and strengths, simulating an overseas study fair. Through this series of exercises, the course aims to improve both English communication and presentation skills.

This course focuses on student relations with Southern European countries, primarily Italy and Spain, covering both the receiving and sending aspects of student exchange. It
explores the local cultural characteristics and university education styles, explaining the cultural gaps that often arise in Japanese universities due to these differences, using concrete examples.
The course also covers the importance of pre-departure guidance for Japanese students, local evaluation criteria, and required skills. Through real-world examples, participants will learn practical points useful for international exchange, such as the necessity of smooth communication and intercultural understanding education.

This course deepens your understanding of the cultural backgrounds and values ​​necessary when welcoming international students from Southeast Asian countries, particularly those from Islamic countries such as Indonesia. In addition to basic religious knowledge, it introduces specific challenges and the latest case studies that students are likely to encounter during university life, such as handling exams during fasting (Ramadan), providing prayer facilities, and dealing with problems related to halal. By understanding Islamic culture and the recent situation surrounding Japanese universities, you will cultivate the ability and mindset to respond appropriately in real-world situations.