School of Japanese Language
Winter II 2012
Winter II Session: January 30 ~ March 19, 2012
Spring Session: April 2 ~ May 19, 2012
We encourage you to visit
the school and observe a class for free. Please call aheßad to make
an appointment (212) 645-2800. For those who have experience in Japanese,
class placement is based on an evaluation interview and/or test which
can be arranged at your convenience. Discounts are offered
to those who register for two consecutive courses. Please
e-mail us at tci@tenri.org
BEGINNERS JAPANESE 101
This 7-week course is designed for students who have little
or no background in Japanese. The course will provide a solid foundation
for the study of Japanese language focusing on daily greetings and basic
conversation. The hiragana syllabary will be introduced as the
foundation of Japanese pronunciation and grammar.
Text: Japanese For Busy People I
| Course |
Day/Time |
Session (7 wks.) |
Tuition |
| Beg. 101 (new) |
M W 7:10 ~ 8:10 pm |
1/30 ~ 3/19/12 |
$220 (14 hrs.) |
| Beg. 101 (new) |
T Th 6:00 ~ 7:00 pm |
1/31 ~ 3/15/12 |
$220 (14 hrs.) |
|
Free Sample Lesson for Beginners
January 11 (Wed.) from 7:10 to 8:10 p.m.
January 19 (Thur.) from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Call 212-645-2800 for an appointment!
BASIC JAPANESE 102 ~ 104
This course is designed for students who have completed
the Beginners 101 course or those who have some knowledge of Japanese.
Through the use of daily life situations supported by a study of sentence
structure, the student will become competent in basic Japanese language
skills. A total of 1,000 words and 100 kanji will be studied
in Beginners and Basic Japanese levels and the hiragana and katakana
syllabaries will be mastered. Prerequisites: Beginners Japanese or the
equivalent (based on evaluation interview).
Text: Japanese For Busy People I
| Course |
Day/Time |
Session (7 wks.) |
Tuition |
| Basic 102 |
M W 6:00 ~ 7:00 pm |
1/30 ~ 3/19/12 |
$220 (14 hrs.) |
| Basic 102 |
T 7:10 ~ 8:10 pm |
1/31 ~ 3/13/12 |
$120 (7 hrs.) |
| Basic 103 |
T Th 7:10 ~ 8:10 pm |
1/31 ~ 3/15/12 |
$220 (14 hrs.) |
| Basic 103 |
Sat 10:00 ~ 12:00 pm |
2/4 ~ 3/17/12 |
$220 (14 hrs.) |
Basic 104 |
T Th 7:10 ~ 8:10 pm |
1/31 ~ 3/15/12 |
$220 (14 hrs.) |
|
INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE 200 & 300
Intermediate 200, a continuation
of Basic 104, this course focuses on general communication skills, and the ability to carry conversations on typical everyday situations by formulating complex sentences and utilizing frequently used vocabulary and sentence patterns. A total of 1,000 words and
100 kanji will be studied and students will be taught to understand
polite language and idiomatic expressions. Prerequisite: Basic Japanese
106 or equivalent (based on evaluation interview).
Text: Japanese for Busy People II (Int. 201 ~ 205)
Intermediate 300, a continuation
of Intermediate 200, focuses on acquiring more natural and effective ability in communication. In order to become capable of handling various occasions and topics, the ability to select appropriate words, phrases, and different expressions will be studied. Students will be taught to understand polite language and idiomatic expresssions. 1,100 new words and 150 new kanji will be introduced. Prerequisite: Intermediate Japanese
200 or equivalent (based on evaluation interview).
Text: Japanese for Busy People III (Int. 301 ~ 304)
| Course |
Day/Time |
Session (7 wks.) |
Tuition |
| Int. 201 |
Sat 10:00 ~ 12:00 pm |
2/4 ~ 3/17/12 |
$220 (14 hrs.) |
| Int. 202 |
T Th 6:00 ~ 7:00 pm |
1/31 ~ 3/15/12 |
$220 (14 hrs.) |
| Int. 203 |
M W 7:10 ~ 8:10 pm |
1/30 ~ 3/19/12 |
$220 (14 hrs.) |
| Int. 204 |
M W 7:10 ~ 8:10 pm |
1/30 ~ 3/19/12 |
$220 (14 hrs.) |
| Int. 205 |
Sat 10:00 am ~ 12:00 pm |
2/4 ~ 3/17/12 |
$220 (14 hrs.) |
| Int. 301 |
T Th 6:00 ~ 7:00 pm |
1/31 ~ 3/15/12 |
$220 (14 hrs.) |
| Int. 301 |
M W 6:00 ~ 7:00 pm |
1/30 ~ 3/19/12 |
$220 (14 hrs.) |
|
ADVANCED INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE 400
A continuation of Intermediate 300, this course will narrow
the gap between the intermediate level and the various study objectives
of the student. Utilizing expressions studied in the Intermediate courses,
this course focuses on conversing in varied situations and responding
appropriately to conversation with others. Students will also be able
to understand conversations with abstract terms. Texts, materials, and
order of study will be determined by the objectives of the students.
Prerequisite: Intermediate Japanese or equivalent (based on evaluation
interview).
Texts: Chukyu e Ikou, Minna no Nihongo Chukyu
| Course |
Day/Time |
Session (7 wks.) |
Tuition |
| Adv. Int. 415 |
M W 7:10 ~ 8:10 pm |
1/30 ~ 3/19/12 |
$220 (14 hrs.) |
| Adv. Int. 424 |
T Th 7:10 ~ 8:10 pm |
1/31 ~ 3/15/12 |
$220 (14 hrs.) |
| Adv. Int. 434 |
Sat 10:00 am ~ 12:00 pm |
2/4 ~ 3/17/12 |
$220 (14 hrs.) |
ADVANCED JAPANESE 500
A continuation of Advanced Intermediate 400, this course
focuses on meeting the specialized language needs of the student. For
example, those in need of conversational study can participate in active
conversation, or those in need of Japanese for the workplace can study
the language skills necessary in business. Prerequisite: Advanced Intermediate
Japanese or equivalent (based on evaluation interview).
Text: Chukyu Kara Jokyu e no Nihongo
| Course |
Day/Time |
Session (7 wks.) |
Tuition |
| Adv. 536 |
Th 7:10 ~ 8:10 pm |
2/2 ~ 3/15/11 |
$120 (14 hrs.) |
JAPANESE CLASSES FOR CHILDREN (click for more
info)
A Japanese Language curriculum geared for children is now
available. This course is designed as an introduction to Japanese, and
will focus on daily greetings and basic conversation in a fun and relaxed
environment. Basic grammar and the hiragana syllabary will be
introduced. Classes are limited to ten students. Open enrollment. Kokugo:
5 years old and older. Japanese: 10 years old and older.
Text: Nihongo 1, Kokugo I
| Course |
Day/Time |
1st Term |
Tuition |
| Japanese |
Tu 3:45 ~ 5:15 pm |
1/10 ~ 3/20/12 |
$180 |
| Japanese |
Th 3:45 ~ 4:45 pm |
1/12 ~ 3/22/12 |
$150 |
| Kokugo (Native spkrs) |
W 4:00 ~ 5:30 pm |
1/11 ~ 3/21/12 |
$180 |
| Kokugo (Native spkrs) |
Sat 1:00 ~ 2:30 pm |
1/14 ~ 3/17/11 |
$180 |
2012 CALENDAR
| WINTER SESSION II |
January 30 ~ March 19, 2012 |
| SPRING SESSION |
April 2 ~ May 19, 2012 |
| SUMMER SESSION |
May 30 ~ July 18, 2012 |
Materials
The cost of materials is not included in tuition or registration fees.
Materials are available through the School and may be purchased before
or on the first day of classes.
BEGINNERS 101 AND BASIC 102 - 104
Japanese For Busy People I: Rev. 3rd Ed., Romanized - $27.00
Japanese For Busy People I: Kana Workbook - $14.00
Japanese For Busy People I: Workbook (Optional) - $22.00
INTERMEDIATE 200
Japanese For Busy People II: Rev. 3rd Ed.- $29.00
Japanese For Busy People II: Workbook - $25.00
INTERMEDIATE 300
Japanese For Busy People III: Rev. 3rd Ed.- $32.00
ADVANCED INTERMEDIATE 400
Minna no Nihongo Chukyu - $33.50
Minna no Nihongo Chukyu: Trans. & Gram. Notes - $25.60
Integrated Approach to Intermediate Japanese & Workbook - $56.70
ADVANCED 500
Authentic Japanese: Progressing from Intermediate to Advanced - $34.25
School Facilities and Programs
The Student Library Lounge is open to students during office hours for class preparation, casual conversation,
or just to relax before and after class. Students may borrow from a variety of Japan-related books and audio/visual materials.
Books may also be ordered for students at a significant discount.
Japanese Cultural Events are held in conjunction with classes as a way to understand Japanese language through the study of culture.
Other Programs
The Gallery is available to students to view year-round art exhibitions. In addition, the Institute presents a variety of programs including the
Traditional Japanese Music Series, the Chamber Music Series, and other special events. All students receive discounted admission privileges to Institute programs.
Registration
You may register in person or by phone. Payment by Mastercard, Visa, or American
Express is accepted. Call (212) 645-2800.
There is a one-time fee of $30 for first time registrants
only. This fee covers student processing and issuance of student ID card
(useful at many city museums and other events where student ID is valid
for discount). The fee also helps to offset some of the cost of the special
activities (student library, cultural events) that are available to the
student throughout the duration of his/her study at Tenri School of Japanese
Language.
Withdrawals: Tuition fees will be refunded if the student
withdraws before the first day of class. All refunds are subject to a
5% cancellation fee. The registration fee of $30 is not refundable. A
partial credit may be granted to a student who is forced to withdraw for
reasons beyond his or her control. Partial credit will be granted for
the portion of the session remaining after written notice of withdrawal
is received. This credit may be applied toward registration for a subsequent
course.
For further information, please e-mail us
or call (212) 645-2800 |