Inside the KCP Classroom by Spring 2017 Alum Sarah Peters
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KCP’s Spring 2017 student Sarah Peters shares her experience and insights on the KCP classes. Thanks, Sarah! As I said in my previous post, one…
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KCP Students Learn to Cook Japanese Food
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All KCP students can take part in optional activities and outings throughout the term. These may include a tea ceremony, anime and manga drawing, calligraphy,…
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During the orientation (typically a day or two after the program start date/official arrival date), students are tested and placed in a KCP Japanese language…
See AnswerHow can I best prepare for this program?
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Generally, it’s best to have a semester or two of college-level Japanese language learning under your belt. On your own, the most effective thing you…
See AnswerI have no Japanese whatsoever. Is this program right for me?
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As a language-acquisition program, the KCP program requires some Japanese language (kana memorized, some vocabulary, and some kanji); time management; study skills; organization; and the…
See AnswerLearn Japanese Online
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Whether you are still preparing yourself for the KCP Japanese language immersion program or are already in Tokyo for a term, it’s never too late to…
Read ArticleHow will I get from my lodging to school? How long is the commute?
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Setting up your transport If your lodging is arranged by KCP (dorm or homestay), on your arrival day at the airport you’ll receive a pass…
See AnswerThe Best Way to Learn a Language is in a Country Where It’s Spoken
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Japan recently released an official government mandate to increase the number of foreign students studying abroad in Japan. With the 2020 Olympics coming soon, and…
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