Overview of the business
Every year, please register as soon as possible due to its great popularity! As
the globalization of higher education accelerates, such as the enhancement of support for international students and the promotion of collaborative projects with overseas universities, it can be said that the time has finally arrived when the English proficiency of university faculty and staff is indispensable as a basic ability.
The training program of the University Consortium Kyoto aims not only to improve the English proficiency of the faculty and staff of member schools that can cope with such times, but also to raise the awareness of language learning in the future.
Outline of the event
2018 English Skill Improvement Training for University Teachers and Staff
2018 Consortium of Universities Kyoto English Training for Faculty/Staff of Member Universities Overview
*Application deadline is May 31
Program Overview:
1. Name: English skill improvement training for university faculty and staff Training content: 6 sessions series (individual application)
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| 1st time | Saturday, July 14 , 2018 9.30-17.00 Joint Research Laboratory 1 |
TOEIC Listening & Reading Strategy Seminar Lecturers: Kyoto Sangyo University Ms. Atsuko Nishitani and Ms . Maho Sano Instructors with extensive experience in TOEIC preparation will tell you how to efficiently improve your TOEIC score. In the morning, we will focus on the reading section (Part 5~7) and in the afternoon on the listening section (Part 1~4), we will introduce frequent patterns and effective learning methods and practice them. |
For those with TOEIC score of 400~700 Capacity: 24 people (minimum 20 participants) *Please prepare the IIBC "Official TOEIC Listening & Reading Questions 3" by yourself. (Application closed) |
| 2nd Annual | Saturday, July 21 , 2018 9.30-17.00 Joint Research Laboratory 1 |
Active-Learning for English-speaking Classroom Lecturer: Mikako Nishikawa Mainly for teachers. Students will learn various know-how and skills to conduct classes in "English" using AL. Teachers take the initiative in a "practice-type" course in which teachers take the initiative in a "seminar-type" class using simulated classes and ICT, such as interactive classes using instructions in English and participatory classes based on materials from flipped classrooms. I would also like to invite teachers who are worried about teaching in English to participate. |
Intermediate~Advanced Capacity: 18 ( minimum 12 participants) |
| 3rd | Saturday, July 28, 2018 9.30-17.00 Joint Research Laboratory 1 |
Telephoning and Emails Lecturer: Scott Seeley In this course, we will assume various scenarios, and in telephone correspondence, you will learn skills such as basic greetings, intermediaries, meeting arrangements, etc. In e-mail, you will learn the format, tone, style, syntax, etc. of English e-mails based on scenarios. |
Beginner~Intermediate Capacity: 18 (minimum 12 participants) ( Closed)
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| 4th | Saturday, September 8, 2018 9.30-17.00 Joint Research Laboratory 1 |
Cross-cultural Manners and English Communication in Higher Institutions Lecturer: Mikako Nishikawa For staff involved in international education related work at universities. Mannerisms and ways of communicating vary greatly from culture to culture. In this course, students will deepen their understanding of cultural diversity, communication styles, and business manners in order to respond to the increase in international students and foreign researchers. Through role plays and PBL (problem-solving exercises) in various situations, we aim to improve communication skills in English. |
Intermediate~Advanced Capacity: 18 ( minimum 15 participants) (Closed)
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| 5th Annual | Saturday, September 22, 2018 9.30-17.00 Joint Research Laboratory 1 |
Everyday Communication Lecturer: Scott Seeley Students will learn practical English communication based on various situations (formal and informal, appropriate tone and word choice, etc.) depending on the situation, such as dealing with international students, teachers, and guests from overseas. |
Beginner~Intermediate Capacity: 18 ( minimum 15 participants) (Closed) |
| The 6th | Saturday, September 29 , 2018 9.30-17.00 Joint Research Laboratory 1 |
Meeting and Discussion Lecturer: Scott Seeley Improve your communication skills in meeting discussions. You will learn meeting phrases and processes, improve your English instantaneously, and acquire the ability to speak logically in practice. |
Intermediate~Advanced Capacity: 18 ( minimum 15 participants) (Closed)
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2. Venue: Campus Plaza Kyoto, 5th floor, Joint Laboratory
1 3. Participation fee: Faculty and staff of consortium member universities 5,000 yen/1 lecture
3. Participation fee: Faculty and staff other than consortium member schools 7,000 yen / 1 course
4. How to apply: From the University Consortium Kyoto HP ↓
https://stg02.stg-consortium.net/project/international/global/form-4
* Please note that if there are many applicants, a lottery will be held after the application deadline.
Decisions on whether or not to take the course will be announced at the beginning of June.
5. Payment method: Please transfer to the account designated by the Foundation by the specified date.
5. Payment method: (Details will be announced in the course decision email)
5. Payment method: No refunds will be made after payment (proxy attendance is possible).
<Contact> University Consortium Kyoto International Division
TEL:(075)353-9164 / FAX:(075)353-9101
E-mail: kokusai■consortium.or.jp (Please change ■ to @ and send)
