School Visits & Japanese Exchange
The school visit programme is beneficial to both the students of Teikyo University in Durham and schools in the local community. The arrangement involves a group of students going into local schools (primary and secondary) to teach children some basic Japanese language and traditional Japanese cultural activities, such as calligraphy, origami, and chopstick practise. The children are also given an opportunity to dress in traditional Japanese clothing.
If you would be interested in a Japanese Culture visit, please contact Helen McAree – [email protected] – for further information.
Unfortunately, we can’t run free Japanese Class any more.
If you are interested in studying Japanese online, our colleagues at Durham University Centre for Foreign Language Study are offering online programmes for all levels and abilities for a fee. Please check this link if you’re interested and contact them directly if you have any queries: https://www.dur.ac.uk/cfls/languagecourses/
Are you learning Japanese or interested in Japanese Culture?
If you are still keen to learn Japanese, contact Helen ([email protected]) and we may be able to assign you a Japanese Cultural/Language Exchange Partner from our current intake of students. We have a very limited number of places and it will be first come first served basis. Please email Helen for more information: [email protected]
Please note that under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.