Date: 16-Apr-2009
From: Hiroshi Matsumoto <hmatsumoto soka.edu>
Subject: New graduate program in teaching Japanese
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The Soka University of America Graduate School is pleased to announce a new
program. The Certificate Program in Teaching Japanese as a Foreign
Language provides future teachers with a curriculum that balances a
theoretical foundation with the practical tools necessary to successfully
teach Japanese to nonnative speakers. The program offers a well-balanced
curriculum, small class size and academic excellence for which Soka is noted.
Weekend classes accommodate even the busiest schedules while the central
location of Soka’s Aliso Viejo campus allows easy access from locations
throughout southern California. For more information, please visit
http://www.soka.edu/page.cfm?p=1332.
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics
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