Japanese Language Course

Course Eligibility

The Japanese language course is designed in a way that learning this language is easy for everyone regardless of their age and mother tongue. Anyone with a strong desire and keen interest in learning the Japanese Language can enrol for this course.
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Benefits of Learning the Japanese Language

• 1. Work as Japanese Translator and Interpreter: There is a huge demand for Japanese translators and interpreters in India owing to the increasing number of Japanese business travelers and Japanese companies visiting India.
• 2. Job Opportunities in Japan: If you have plans to work and settle in Japan, it would not be possible without learning Japanese. Japan offers jobs in both IT and non-IT fields. Japanese companies also hire foreigners for some positions, so it would be quite easy to get a job in Japan if you know the basics of Japanese.
• 3. Easy to Study in Japan: After learning the Japanese language, it would be quite easy for you to study in Japan and understand their culture. Further, you can also easily apply to many reputed Japanese universities and colleges in Japan.
• 4. Improve Your Professional Profile: Japanese is one of the most popular languages in the world. It is also spoken in many other countries. So, learning Japanese improves your professional value as it enables you to communicate with Japanese professionals, organizations, and people throughout the world.
• 5. Easy to Communicate with Natives: Japan is one of the most popular tourist destinations for Indians. Indians usually visit Japan with their friends and families. So, if you know the basics of Japanese, it will be easy for you to interact with the Japanese people, and it will make your trip to Japan more enjoyable and memorable.
• 6. Improves Cognitive Abilities: It is found that learning a foreign language helps improve cognitive functions, such as memory, problem-solving skills, and multitasking skills. Further, learning a language challenges your brain, which keeps it active and sharp.
• 7. Boosts Confidence: It takes a lot of dedication and determination to master Japanese. So, when you learn a complex language by overcoming the challenges associated with it, your confidence is increased and you develop valuable qualities like resilience, determination, etc.

Career and Jobs after Learning Japanese

• 1. Translator and Interpreter: It is one of the most popular careers after learning Japanese. As a translator, you are supposed to translate materials written in Japanese into English and vice versa. On the other hand, while working as an interpreter, you will mediate between speakers of different languages.
• 2. Japanese Trainer: You can work as a trainer of Japanese language in Japanese companies in India. Your role would be to train potential candidates for better opportunities, and train staff to enable them to interact with Japanese professionals.
• 3. BPO and KPO Jobs: There are BPOs and KPOs in India that deal with Japanese clients. You can easily get a job there by providing language support services.
• 4. Government and Embassy Jobs: Japanese language experts are needed in various government entities like the External Affairs Ministry, the Indian embassy in Japan, the Ministry of Tourism, etc.
• 5. Aviation Sector Jobs: Japanese language skills enable you to get jobs in the aviation sector such as flight attendant, crew member, customer care service, etc. Further, working in the aviation sector would be fun and rewarding.
• 6. Export-Import Sales Executive: Japan’s economy is mostly export-driven, so there is always a demand for sales representatives or service agents who know the Japanese language. You can use your Japanese language skills to work in Indian companies that are doing business with Japan.
• 7. Travel, Hospitality, and Tour Guide Jobs: Learning Japanese offers you jobs in travel and hospitality, where Japanese-speaking candidates are required. For example, you can work as a tour guide for Japanese tourists or groups who are visiting India for different purposes.