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Unlocking AP Success: Japanese Topics for High School Students

Jul 22 2024, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

$320 – $350


Are you a high school student currently preparing for college through AP courses? Do you speak Japanese or have a keen interest in Japan? The AP Summer Bootcamp for High School Students, a workshop designed to blend Japanese conversational skills with AP level topics, might just be perfect for you! This workshop seeks to enhance your proficiency in Japanese through engaging conversations, expanding your vocabulary, and sharpening your listening comprehension, all while diving into subjects frequently covered in the AP exams. Whether you’re aiming to expand your Japanese knowledge or preparing for your upcoming AP assessments, this bootcamp will help deepen your understanding in both language and subject matter.

Examples of topics that will be covered:
Japanese Holidays and Customs: Explore the rich cultural traditions, festivals, and
customs unique to Japan!
Weather, Climate, and the Environment: Dive into Japan’s diverse climate zones, natural landscapes, and environmental considerations.
Geography, Society, and Life: Discover the geographical features, social dynamics, and everyday life in Japan.
Food and Art: Delve into the delectable world of Japanese cuisine and its artistic expressions.

*Workshops with low enrollment may be canceled.


Date: From July 22nd to July 25th at 9 AM-12 PM (Pacific Time)

Fee: Japan Society Members – $320 | Non-members – $350  

Class format: In-Person

Venue: Werqwise San Mateo | 4 W 4th Ave, San Mateo, CA 94402

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Our Amazing Teacher

MS. CHIAKI VANASUPA 

Vanasupa-sensei has been teaching Japanese for over 7 years and holds a California Teaching Credential. After living in different countries and working as an interpreter and translation for many years, she realized that teaching Japanese language and culture is what she would like to pursue as a life time career. Her focus is on business Japanese conversation and cultural differences in business while utilizing her work experiences in Japan. She received her BA (Hons) in Sociology, MA in International Studies with Research Training from University of Reading, UK, and MA in Translation and Localization Management from Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey.

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