On-Campus Introductory Japanese and Workplace Soft Skills Training for Engineering Students
Pain Points (Public)
Regional engineering institutions aiming to qualify graduates for technical placements in Japan face poor employment outcomes because students lack beginner language proficiency (JLPT N5) and corporate etiquette, while the college lacks in-house faculty capable of delivering targeted bilingual coaching.
Suggested Approach (Public)
A structured freelance instructional program delivered on site, combining practical JLPT N5 language fundamentals with Japanese corporate culture modules—such as technical interview simulations, business email protocol, and engineering workplace manners—to boost campus placement rates.
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