Tourism Japanese 2
Yoko Pinkerton
4 or 6 points
* 1.5 hours per week
* Second semester
* Clayton
* Prerequisites: As for JLG4805
Objectives Students completing this subject should have developed Japanese language skills and cross-cultural knowledge for use in the tourism industry in Australia. They should have also gained knowledge with operation of sightseeing tours for Japanese tourists through observation.
Synopsis The structure of this subject is the same as for JLG4805. The content of the component to provide information on Australia to a Japanese tourist will focus upon geography, natural life and the history of Australia. Wide reading and watching videotapes in Japanese are also included for the purpose of information gathering and delivery in Japanese. The second component of the subject is a continuation of JLG4805 covering different situations in which professional discourse is practised.
Assessment (4 points) Class presentations: 20%
* Class performance
in professional discourse: 10%
* End-of- semester test: 70%
Assessment (6 points) Class presentations: 20%
* Class performance
in professional discourse: 10%
* Assignment: 10%
* End-of-semester test
(one hour): 60%
Prescribed texts
Tourism Japanese 2 reading and information materials (available from the department)
Pinkerton Y and Hiraga M The easy interpreter: A Japanese phrasebook for the hospitality industry Hospitality Press, 1990
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