What does the course entail?
The Japanese Second Language ATAR course is designed to equip students with the skills needed to function in an increasingly globalised society and a culturally and linguistically diverse local community, providing the foundation for life-long language learning.
Students develop the necessary understandings and values to communicate effectively with Japanese speakers in both social and workplace contexts in Australia, in Japan and elsewhere. They develop a stronger sense of their personal identity and greater respect for people of Japanese-speaking communities.
Students explore, from the perspective of their individual areas of interest, Japanese-speaking communities and the changing world. All learning contexts incorporate information communication technologies, have a personal and practical focus, and highlight the importance of understanding and using Japanese in a rapidly changing world.
All Australian universities will award a 10% bonus to language students who complete the year 12 languages course at ATAR level.
Students develop the necessary understandings and values to communicate effectively with Japanese speakers in both social and workplace contexts in Australia, in Japan and elsewhere. They develop a stronger sense of their personal identity and greater respect for people of Japanese-speaking communities.
Students explore, from the perspective of their individual areas of interest, Japanese-speaking communities and the changing world. All learning contexts incorporate information communication technologies, have a personal and practical focus, and highlight the importance of understanding and using Japanese in a rapidly changing world.
All Australian universities will award a 10% bonus to language students who complete the year 12 languages course at ATAR level.
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Japanese has been very fun in our final year.We are now more than equipped to visit Japan in the future."
What will be covered in this course?
YEAR 11
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YEAR 12
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