For those in charge of Japanese-language education for foreign employees JLPT e-Learning Introduction Seminar" for those in charge of Japanese-language education for foreign employees.

ATHENE Corporation (Head office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; Tel: 03-3255-4721; Representative: Sei Honda; Capital: ¥114.7 million), operator of the Attain Online Japanese Language School (URL: https://aoj-ls.jp/) and creator of e-learning courses for Japanese language learning in response to the JLPT, will hold a "JLPT e-learning seminar" in August, (Head office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; Tel: 03-3255-4721; Representative: Narihito Honda; Capital: 114.7 million yen) will hold the "JLPT Japanese Language Proficiency Test e-Learning Introduction Seminar" on Friday, August 30, for those in charge of Japanese language education for foreign employees who are concerned about Japanese language education.

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Labor shortages have become a chronic social problem in modern Japan, and opportunities to hire foreigners are increasing in various industries to compensate for the severe shortage of workers. However, many Japanese companies do not have a sufficient Japanese language education system for foreigners, and it is assumed that not a small number of foreign workers are not able to grow in terms of Japanese language skills. In addition, there may be no Japanese language classes in the area that foreigners can easily attend, or even if Japanese language training is provided in-house, it may be difficult to encourage all foreign employees to participate due to work hours. Some may feel that the lack of learning opportunities prevents foreign workers from learning Japanese sufficiently, which in turn prevents them from communicating effectively in Japanese, resulting in work stoppages.

Japanese language e-learning using online materials is a solution to this problem, allowing workers to choose when and where to study from their PCs or smartphones to suit their own life rhythms, making efficient Japanese language learning possible even for workers who are busy with their daily duties. This makes it possible for even workers who are busy with their daily work to learn Japanese efficiently.

The most widely used test to measure Japanese language proficiency is the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT, levels N5, N4, N3, N2, and N1 from the bottom), and the e-learning materials produced by Atein are designed for each level of the JLPT. In addition, the video lectures and accompanying PDF textbooks, which can be used for review, are available in multiple languages (English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Myanmarese, and many others), so that even foreigners who are new to Japanese can study in their native language.

In addition to these video materials, a wide variety of courses are available, including hiragana and katakana courses, mock tests for all levels, and JLPT exam preparation courses. In addition, while conversation practice used to be considered difficult in e-learning, the newly launched free version of ChatGPT, which utilizes AI conversation practice content, can also be used to improve Japanese communication skills.

We have decided to hold the "JLPT e-Learning Introduction Seminar" to explain the "Japanese Language Education e-Learning System" for providing these courses to companies, including an overview of the courses and how to manage learners' progress.

Outline of the Seminar

Seminar Title: JLPT e-Learning Introduction Seminar

Date & Time: Friday, August 30

　　　　　　　　Date & Time: August 30 (Fri.) 1st Session 13:00-14:30 / 2nd Session 15:00-16:30

　　　　　　　　*The content of the first and second sessions are the same.

Venue: Main Conference Room, Head Office, Atein Co.

　　　　　　　　Nitten Kanda Bldg. 3F, 17 Kanda Higashimatsushita-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0042, Japan

　　　　　　　　Map https://www.attainj.co.jp/company/access.html

Lecturer ：Kana Kanazawa

Registration deadline: Tuesday, August 20, 2012

Atein Japanese teaching materials: Airi Ishiyama

Passed the Japanese Language Teaching Proficiency Test (while still in college)

Graduated from Meiji University, Faculty of Letters (Completed the Japanese Language Teacher Training Program)

Graduate School of Hitotsubashi University (Master of Science)

In charge of Japanese language teaching materials

How to apply:

Please fill out the form below and write "I would like to participate in the first (or second) JLPT e-Learning Seminar" in the Inquiry section.

https://www.attainj.co.jp/attain-online-japanese/jp/contact.html

Please feel free to contact us by phone as well.