Shimonoseki Citizens' Current Situation and Challenges of Foreign Language Learning - Focusing on Three Languages (English, Chinese, and Korea) -

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• Thursday, May 30, 2013
• Opening 16:30 scheduled to end 17:20
• 3F -301, Shimonoseki City University Main Building II -301 Classroom

[Reporter]

OH Hyangsun (Appointed Professor, Faculty of Economics, Shimonoseki City University)
Masaki Asano (Associate Professor, Faculty of Economics, Shimonoseki City University)
Chris Ten Sullivan (Lecturer, Faculty of Economics, Shimonoseki City University)

[Summary of Report]

　At Shimonoseki City University, foreign language courses have been offered frequently to the general public. However, there are questions about the timing and level of the course, whether the content of the education really meets the needs of the students, and whether the course has achieved learning outcomes.
　In this study, we mainly rely on the city bulletin "Kagayaki" to investigate how much foreign language education services, such as courses, have been provided in the Shimonoseki area in recent years. Then, a questionnaire targeting citizens foreign language learners with the aim of grasping the situation and trends regarding foreign language learning (English, Chinese, and Korean) of the general public, and clarifying problems. Created and implemented. This report pointed out the characteristics of foreign language learners (English, Chinese, and Korean) in the Shimonoseki area based on the results of this questionnaire survey. And from the viewpoint of the instructor in charge, we will consider the issue of what points should be paid attention to and improve them in order to open citizen lectures that meet the needs of citizens in the future.

[Participation]

Admission is free. Everyone, please come and join us.

[About parking lot]

Parking spaces are limited, so please use public transportation if possible.

[Renewal date: 2013.5.1]

[Contact]
Public university corporation Shimonoseki City University
Affiliated Regional Co-creation Center
TEL. 083-2