Preparatory Courses

""Preparatory courses"" refers to the preparatory courses that students who have obtained “pre-admission” in the JPUE shall take before studying in Japan.
This course starts from basic courses, and uses task-based teaching method. Through the rhythm of 90 minutes for each class of four classes a day, in this independently developed tutorial, students conquer small goals one after another and master proficient oral conversation skills unconsciously. Students who are full of Chinese characters can reach the level of Advanced Japanese in a total of 360 class hours in half a year, while those who are not full of Chinese characters can reach the level of Advanced Japanese in a year of 720 class hours.
Through studying this course, students can finally acquire the Advanced Japanese ability to listen to the teachers normally in Japanese universities, which is equivalent to four skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing in Japanese proficiency test N2 and above.

The course also includes tutorial classes for the final interview. It is developed to integrate Japanese politics, geography, history and other basic knowledge about Japan, as well as conversation skills and manners that should be paid attention to when interviewing with university teachers, so that every student can obtain the final qualification.