Students of Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU) allowed to set up their own classes during their internships at HUTECH
- 27/03/2024
On March 19, 2024, two students of Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU), Yoshinaga Takumi and Ishiyama Mikuri, self-organized and delivered lessons under lecturers of the HUTECH Faculty of Japanese Studies’ guidance and observation.
 Ms. Ishiyama Mikuri |
 Mr. Yoshinaga Takumi |
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Both Japanese students were delivering their lectures
Both Japanese students have worked as teaching assistants for Japanese lecturers of the Faculty of Japanese Studies for one month to learn teaching methods. For instance, they have been observing classes, supporting learning activities involving listening, speaking, reading, writing, and Japanese grammar, practicing conversations, and participating in cultural exchange activities with students of the Faculty, etc. Additionally, each lesson presented was packed with elementary Japanese reading comprehension and intermediate Japanese grammar. This was also the basis by which the lecturers could assess and confirm the completion of the two students’ internships at the Faculty of Japanese Studies.
Afterwards, the two APU students will write a report on their studies and experiences at HUTECH and make a presentation at the summary report session on March 22.
Images: Quoc Dat
Translator: Tuyet Nhu
