Japanese Language Education

In our Japanese language education business, Renaissance Japanese Language Academy (formerly, Japanese Language Center) offers a "Japanese language teacher training course (e-learning)" that corresponds to the 420-hour curriculum required to obtain the new national certification of "registered Japanese language teacher" to be established in 2024, for the purpose of training Japanese language teachers who teach Japanese to non-native speakers of Japanese. We also provide Japanese language training for foreign employees using our unique and established method of "teaching Japanese in Japanese.”
Business details
- Offering Japanese language teacher training courses (e-learning)
- Offering a preparation course for the National Examination for Japanese Language Teachers
- Japanese language training for non-Japanese people using our original method
Features/Business Deployment
Teaching the Japanese language to non-Japanese people absolutely involves helping them to understand Japanese culture overall. It is more than just teaching a language. As globalization advances and the importance of multicultural synergies and international exchange are increasingly stressed, the Japanese Language Center (now, Renaissance Japanese Language Academy) was born from the desire to enable people to understand Japanese culture through the use of the Japanese language.

- Japanese language teacher training courses (e-learning)
Notification Acceptance Number: R05021013041 -
A Japanese language teacher teaches Japanese language, culture, and lifestyle to non-native speakers of Japanese.
The number of people studying Japanese overseas has reached approximately 3.79 million people (in 2021, according to the Japan Foundation), and the demand for Japanese language teachers is increasing at an accelerated pace in Japan as the system for accepting foreign workers is strengthened with the introduction of the specified skilled worker program in 2019.
This course meets the 420-hour curriculum standards of the Agency for Cultural Affairs' guidelines for "training deemed appropriate as a requirement for Japanese language instructors" and has been accepted for registration. About 70% of the course content is theory subjects, which are studied through e-learning, while the practical subjects and teaching practice are taught in person, so students attend school to study them. The teaching practice includes practical online classes, so that students can acquire comprehensive skills by simultaneously learning the theory and practice required of Japanese language teachers, and those who complete the course will be able to work as Japanese language teachers at schools notified by the Ministry of Justice and other schools in Japan and abroad.

- Preparation course for the National Examination for Japanese Language Teachers
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The "Preparatory course for the National Examination for Japanese Language Teachers" is an exam prep course to obtain the national certification of "registered Japanese language teacher," which is required to work as a teacher at Japanese-language education institutions that teach Japanese to non-native speakers of Japanese. In addition to students who have taken the "Japanese language teacher training course (e-learning)" offered by Renaissance Japanese Academy, students who are currently working as Japanese language teachers can select the necessary contents according to their own level.
This is an online course that you can take from the comfort of your own home and customize the courses you want to take according to your needs.

- Japanese language training for non-Japanese
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Renaissance Japanese Language Academy's Japanese language training program for foreigners has a reputation for enabling students to acquire useful Japanese in about half the time it normally takes to learn the language through our unique teaching method of “teaching Japanese in Japanese.” We provide Japanese language education tailored to various needs, such as "I want my foreign employees to learn Japanese" or "I want to conduct Japanese language training.”