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The Japan Centre North West

The Japan Centre North West is part of the School of Languages, Linguistics and Cultures at The University of Manchester. We offer a range of learning opportunities to promote business, academic and cultural relationships between Japan and the North West.

Doing Business with the Japanese
Full day or half-day briefings for business and cultural awareness
Introductory business and cultural briefings covering a wide range of topics and tailored to individual requirements
English Language Study and Work Experience Programme
Short-term unpaid work placements with UK host organisations
Japanese University students are matched with relevant UK businesses, schools and other organisations to mutual benefit, whether for a specific Japan-based project or simply as additional help.
Japanese Language Tuition
Individual or small group tuition for business professionals
Taught by qualified professional instructors with extensive experience, these courses are designed to suit individual requirements.
Translation and Interpreting
We offer a wide range of specialist Translation and Interpreting services to support individuals and organisations throughout the North West.

Please contact us for further information

Location

School of Languages, Linguistics and Cultures
The University of Manchester, Waterloo Place 176 Oxford Road
Manchester, M13 9QQ
United Kingdom

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