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English-Japanese Translation and Interpretation
This course provides a solid foundation for Japanese students wishing to enter the translation field or simply wanting to improve their English. Students learn how to effectively translate and interpret a variety of source materials, including texts, dialogues and conversations from all areas of life. This course is divided into several units stressing practical situations and social functions. Meaning and nuance are emphasized in order to reveal a deeper understanding of how English and Japanese relate and differ. Over the course of several assignments and classwork, students gain the necessary vocabulary and grammar to feel confident in their ability to translate both languages. As a result, students will gain an invaluable benefit to their working future, whether in Canada or in Japan.
A typical class schedule is as follows:
| ETI(J) 8 weeks, 200 hours Starting Dates |
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Adam R. Hall B.A. (Humanities and History) is a highly qualified teacher with over seven years experience in the field. Having taught programs in ESL, Just-Speaking, and Business English, Mr. Hall combines his multi-disciplinary approach with his love of language. In addition, Mr Hall's study of Japanese allows him a unique understanding of the learning needs of Japanese students. Naturally enthusiastic and expressive, a dynamic classroom experience is guaranteed for all.
Tomoko Tashiro is a native Japanese Instructor and has studied English at Ottawa University for two years. While in Japan, she taught English at a well known academic preparation school in Tokyo. Her students have been admitted to major universities including Waseda, Meiji, and Tokyo Universities. She looks forward to helping future students achieve their academic goals.