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Online Conversation
Skill-up Course

What is Daiwa's Online Conversation Skill-up Course?

  • Individuals from institutions other than Daiwa Japanese Language Training Center, Inc., test takers waiting for their Japanese examinations, people who simply want to improve their Japanese speaking skills can enroll to this course for Php 4,000.

  • This course will be included in Daiwa's tuition fee of PHP 30,000 and will be conducted online on Saturdays and Sundays.

    • Saturday: 10:00 - 11:30 AM, 1:00 - 2:30 PM, 3:00 - 4:30 PM, 5:00 - 6:30 PM, 7:00 - 8:30 PM​

    • Sunday: 10:00 - 11:30 AM, 1:00 - 2:30 PM, 3:00 - 4:30 PM, 5:00 - 6:30 PM, 7:00 - 8:30 PM

  • The Philippines has been lacking behind in Japanese education when compared to other countries like China and Vietnam. As a result, not much focus is given to Filipino overseas workers as they lack the ability to communicate with the Japanese despite being a graduate at Japanese training centers. We believe that this is caused by the lack of knowledge and skill of Japanese instructors in already established schools.

    • To counter the point above, we have assigned a Japanese national with more than 15 years of experience in teaching foreigners Japanese as an instructor that will be handling Daiwa's conversation curriculum. With her guidance, we assure our students that they will be able to receive top-class level of education upon their enrollment in our school.

  • We will be preparing more than 30 courses that tackles on various topics relating to Japan.

  • The conversation curriculum will only cater 30-35 students per batch and each student will pick 20 courses* that they will be enrolling to, with the first course being free.

  • Who will be the target of this course?

    • Passers of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (N4 above)

    • People who aim to work in Japan as Technical Intern Training or Specified Skilled Worker

    • People who work at Japanese companies

    • Individuals who passed an interview from a company designated in Japan and are currently applying for their status of residence

    • People who wish to speak Japanese fluently

    • Japanese language instructors who want to further improve their Japanese 

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*It is possible for a student to enroll the remaining 10 courses if he wishes to take them as well

Online Conversation Skill-up Course Instructors

TAKASHI MIYAMOTO

  • Possesses 30 years of experience in dealing with Filipino Technical Intern Trainees and Specified Skilled Workers.

  • A specialist of more than 3,000 Filipino personnel who achieved feats in connection to Accepting Organizations and Accepting Companies from Japan.

  • Mr. Miyamoto has a wide range of connections in Japan and regularly conducts different kinds of support, interviews, and inspections in the Philippines.

RISA SHIOYA

  • A professional Japanese teacher with 15 years of experience in teaching foreigners Japanese.

  • Graduated a Masters in Educated at  Tokyo Gakugei University and another Masters Degree at Beijing Normal University.

  • Fluent in both English and Chinese with students commending how easy it is to understand the lessons she provides.

Online Conversation Skill-up Course Lesson List

Themes about Employment in Japan

  1. Japan's economical and social structure, and the mental make-up of employers

  2. Things to keep in mind during job interviews

  3. The usage of polite and humble forms of Japanese speech

  4. Creating an original self-introduction

  5. The proper way of answering questions from an interviewer

  6. The human relations in the workplace and instructions on how to respond to orders from your superiors.

  7. Things to keep in mind during one's life in Japan

  8. Things to keep in mind about one's earnings in Japan

  9. The similarities of the Philippines and Japan

  10. The difference of the Philippines and Japan

  11. The methods to study Japanese on your own

  12. Free-talk with the lecturer


Conversation with Focus on Grammar

  1. Reviewing of Adverbs (usage of te, ni, wo, and wa)

  2. Reviewing of Conjunctions (dakara, sore de, soko de, suru to)

  3. Reviewing of Particles (~ni imasu, ~te imasu)

  4. Reviewing of Transitive and Intransitive verbs

  5. Gain an N3 level of understanding of the grammar 'koto'.

  6. Japanese that foreigners get wrong frequently ('iku' and 'kuru', 'ageru' and 'morau')

  7. Express yourself more in Japanese (expressing emotions, rejecting invitations, apology, and gratitude)

  8. Pitch accent and homonyms

  9. Pronunciations Filipinos have trouble with

  10. Japanese counters and Japanese expressions used online

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Communication that can be Used in the Workplace

  1. Properly responding in the workplace (reciting and reconfirmation)

  2. Practice of HouRenSou (houkoku, renraku, soudan)

  3. Honorific Language one uses in the Workplace part 1: Review of the Humble Language and Polite Language (N4 level)

  4. Honorific Language one uses in the Workplace part 2: of Humble Language, Polite Language, ~sasete morau, ~itadaku (N3 level)

  5. Practicing of scenarios regarding rules, trouble, and urgent matters in the workplace


Role-playing of Scenarios

  1. Hospitals in Japan

  2. Post offices and express home delivery services in Japan

  3. Restaurants in Japan

  4. Shopping in Japan

  5. Pharmacies in Japan

Try the Free Lesson of Daiwa's Online Conversation Skill-up Course

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Daiwa's Online Conversation Skill-up Course

Pricing and Plans

Know more about the plans you can subscribe to for the Online Conversation Skill-up Course

Online Lesson List

Book the lessons you wish to

take by referring to the 'Online Lesson List' page

Class Schedules

Check the calendar and match the lessons you wish to enroll

to your schedule

Note: You need an account subscribed to the 'Online Conversation Skill-up Course' plan to access the pages 'Online Lesson List' and 'Class Schedules'. 

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  1. After checking the Pricing and Plans that a student can avail, the student can apply through the following methods:

    • by sending an email to daiwa.philippines@gmail.com

    • by messaging the official Facebook page of Daiwa Philippines

    • by physically going to Daiwa Japanese Language Training Center

  2. Upon receiving the email, message, or query, we will be informing you about the details regarding the course and its payment.

  3. (For applicants who will pay online) After payment, please send us a picture of the receipt showing your name.

    • On the occasion that the enrollee's name differs from the name shown in the transfer slip, please send us a clear picture of you holding the slip and a valid ID of the payor, showing the payor's name.

  4. After we confirm your payment, the enrollee must create a Wix account using their email as we will be attaching the 'Online Conversation Skill-up Course' plan to the said email on Wix.

    • With this, the enrollee will be able to navigate his way around the bookings of lessons, and join the Zoom meetings for the said lessons.

  5. Choose the lessons you wish to enroll.

  6. Each lesson has only 30 maximum participants so be sure to enroll before a lesson becomes fully booked.​

  7. To join the Zoom meeting, refer to 'How to join a lesson's Zoom meeting?'

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Note:
- One course lasts 90 minutes (1 hour and 30 minutes)
- Classes will be held on Zoom
- If you fail to notify us 24 hours in advance regarding the cancellation of a course, you will be deemed to have attended the class and no refunds will be allowed.
- Payment methods are through GCash, PayMaya, and bank transfers (send us an email at daiwa.philippines@gmail.com to know more)

How to Enroll the Online Conversation Skill-up Course

How to Join a Lesson's Zoom Meeting?

1. Click on the 'My Bookings' page after clicking the arrow beside your profile picture above

2. Click the lesson you wish to join and check the lesson name and date, then click the 'Open Meeting Link'

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3. A popup will show up confirming your participation to the meeting, click 'Join'

4. You will be referred to the Zoom link where you can click 'Open Zoom Meetings'

5. On the occasion that a popup from Zoom appears, informing you to enter your name, type your name using Katakana and then click 'Join Meeting'

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