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Sandford Languages Dublin Japanese Evening : Japanese
The Sandford Language Institute has been running courses in Japanese since 1989. Our tutors are native speakers and qualified teachers, teaching the communicative use of the language making it as relevant as possible to every day situations. All of the main language skills of Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking and Use of language (Grammar) are developed in class. If you join a class and the level proves too high or low, moving level is no problem. Enrolment for upcoming Spring 2012 classes is now possible. Should you have any queries, please contact Mary Zerbe on 01 2601296 or mary.zerbe@sandfordlanguages.ie
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| Japanese level 1 - February 2012 | Absolute beginners - for students who have no previous knowledge of the language. |
| Japanese level 2 - February 2012 | Advanced beginners - for beginners with a basic knowledge of all the above language skills or for students who have completed the beginners course. |
| Japanese level 3 - February 2012 | Lower Intermediate - I can understand and use simple structures fairly consistently, and can ask and respond to a wide range of simple questions. I have a reasonable idea of how the tense system works. I can express myself in familiar contexts, although I still make a quite a lot of mistakes. |
| Japanese level 4 - February 2012 | Intermediate - I have a good understanding and knowledge of a wide range of language structures and functions, although I may continue to make minor errors syntactically. I have considerable passive knowledge, but need to expand my active usage. I am ready to learn different ways of expressing ideas, work on the subtle nuances of the language, and expand the range of what I can say and write. |
| Japanese level 5 - February 2012 | Upper Intermediate - I have a good grasp of all the essential structures and can use them with a reasonable degree of accuracy. Although I have some language gaps and make some errors, I can communicate effectively and appropriately in most situations, including on unfamiliar topics. I am ready to learn more complex forms and more advanced vocabulary. |
| Japanese level 6 - February 2012 | Upper Intermediate - I have a good grasp of all the essential structures and can use them with a reasonable degree of accuracy. Although I have some language gaps and make some errors, I can communicate effectively and appropriately in most situations, including on unfamiliar topics. I am ready to learn more complex forms and more advanced vocabulary. |
| Japanese level 8B - February 2012 | I have a good understanding and knowledge of a wide range of language structures and functions, although I may continue to make minor errors syntactically. I have considerable passive knowledge, but need to expand my active usage. I am ready to learn different ways of expressing ideas, work on the subtle nuances of the language, and expand the range of what I can say and write. |
| January 2012 Level 9 | For upper intermediate level students. |
| Japanese Language Proficiency Test | For students who wish to sit The Japanese Language Proficiency Tests Levels 1,2,3,4 & 5 in December 2011.The closing date for exam enrolment is 30th September 2011. |
Venues:
Merrion Square
26 Merrion Square North,
Dublin 2.
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