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Japanese language education for Scottish schools

Japanese language education for Scottish schools

Japan Foundation funded project: Promoting Japanese language and culture to Scottish secondary school pupils by hybrid Japanese language tuition through a Scottish eLearning system and in-person teaching.

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Japan Foundation funded project: Promoting Japanese language and culture to Scottish secondary school pupils by hybrid Japanese language tuition through a Scottish eLearning system and in-person teaching.

  • Welcome to the website for the project “Developing hybrid Japanese language education for Scottish secondary schools“.

The aim of the project is to set up and to deliver a hybrid Japanese language tuition for Scottish high school pupils, particularly in remote areas in Scotland through a Scottish eLearning system and in-person teaching.  

The map of schools of the online Japanese language class participants

 

This project is funded by the Japan Foundation

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