Departments, Content of Teaching
Jissen Women's Junior College consists of two communication departments: Japanese Communication and English Communication. Students in each department study a language (Japanese or English) which forms the foundation and nucleus of communication, and on top of that several courses are provided that enable the students to acquire special knowledge or skills.
Department of Japanese Communication
Nurturing cultured young women who possess beautiful Japanese ability and shine in society
In the Department of Japanese Communication, you will acquire extensive knowledge of Japanese language, literature, and culture, as well as skills to communicate freely using Japanese. You will also have opportunities to develop specialized skills related to business and information technology that can be useful for your future career. Moreover, there will be instruction on how to refine your writing skills for various situations and the development of publication planning and editing skills.In addition, we provide two courses and students can gain in-depth knowledge related to their chosen career.
In the Communication Skills Course, students learn various ways of expression and aim to improve their face-to-face communication skills in business.
In the Information Communication Course, students learn from basic skills to practical application of information that can actually be used in business. Our goal is to instruct and develop skilled individuals in the field of information communications.
Department of English Communication
Gaining fundamental knowledge of the tourism industry in the Tourism Business Course and acquiring communicative English skills in the Global Communication Course
The Department of English Communication comprises two courses: the Tourism Business Course and the Global Communication Course. The former provides an opportunity to learn about the mechanisms of the tourism industry, including travel agencies, the lodging industry, restaurant management and the airline business, among others. The latter aims to nurture intercultural communication skills. Both courses feature practical, communicative English language lessons, based on recent research in second language education.
