Japanese Language Course Outlines by Levels:

🇯🇵 Japanese Language – JLPT N5 Level Course Outline

Lesson 1: Introduction to Japanese

• In this lesson, one will learn about the origin of the language, the use of the language in and outside of Japan, the different scripts for writing Japanese, and the basic daily greetings (Good Morning, Good Afternoon, Good Evening, Good Night, Thank You, Sorry, etc.).

Lesson 2: Types of Sentences and their Construction

• In this lesson, one will get to learn the different types of sentences: affirmative, negative, interrogative. One will also learn about the basic expressions used in daily life (How are you?, Please speak slowly, I understand, I don't understand, etc.) and the particles は (wa) and か (ka).

Lesson 3: わたしは ジョン です。 (I am John.)

In this lesson, one will learn the following things:

1. One's identity
2. One's nationality
3. One's occupation
4. One’s age
5. One’s hobbies

Lesson 4: これは ほん です。 (This is a book.)

Grammar Points:

1. Demonstratives (Set -1):

• This
• That
• That over there
• Which

1. Particle – が (ga)
2. Kanji - 本, 魚, 木, 山, 川

Lesson 5: この くるまは たなかさんの です。 (This car is Mr. Tanaka's.)

Grammar Points:

1. Demonstratives (Set -2):

• This
• That
• That over there
• Which

1. Showing that something belongs to someone.
2. Particle – の (no)

Lesson 6: ちちは いしゃ です。 (My father is a doctor.)

In this lesson, one will learn the following things:

1. Members of the family
2. Various occupations

Kanji - 父, 母, 姉, 妹, 兄, 妹

Lesson 7: これは たかい カメラ です。 (This is an expensive camera.)

This lesson helps the learner in learning the types of adjectives in Japanese. One will learn the following things:

1. i-adjectives and their different conjugations:

• Affirmative
• Negative
• Past affirmative
• Past negative

1. na-adjectives and their different conjugations:

• Affirmative
• Negative
• Past affirmative
• Past negative

Kanji - 長, 高, 大, 小, 新, 古, 安, 短

Lesson 8: きょうは にちようび です。 (Today is Sunday.)

This lesson will give the learner an idea about the following things:

1. Days of the week
2. Yesterday, today, tomorrow
3. Dates of the month

Kanji - 日, 月, 火, 水, 木, 金, 土

Lesson 9: Verbs

In this lesson, one will learn about verbs and their different types:

1. Type 1 verbs, Type 2, and Type 3 verbs and their different conjugations

• Affirmative
• Negative
• Past affirmative
• Past negative

Kanji - 行, 書, 待, 持, 読, 飛, 乗, 急, 死

Lesson 10: TE-form of Verbs

In this lesson, the learner will learn about the “te-form of verbs” and its different usages.

Lesson 11: NUMBERS

In this lesson, one will learn about the following things:

1. Numbers
2. Time

• Hours
• Minutes

Kanji - 一, 二, 三, 四, 五, 六, 七, 八, 九, 十

Lesson 12: わたしは アイスクリームが すき です。 (I like ice cream.)

Grammar Points:

1. Liking and disliking
2. Wanting something
3. Particle – が (ga)

Kanji - 秋, 夏, 春, 冬, 東, 西, 北, 南

Lesson 13: わたしは にほんごが できます。 (I can speak Japanese.)

Grammar Points:

1. Potential form (can) and its different conjugations – affirmative, negative, past, past negative.
2. Is good at ~
3. Is not good at ~

Lesson 14: たべる まえに てを あらって ください。(Please wash your hands before eating.)

Grammar Points:

1. Before doing something
2. After doing something
3. Simultaneous actions

Kanji - 手, 足, 顔, 頭, 花, 首, 目, 耳

Lesson 15: しんぶんは テーブルの うえに あります。 (The newspaper is on top of the table.)

Grammar Points:

1. Verbs of existence:

• aru
• iru

1. Different locations:

• on top of
• under, below
• in front of
• behind
• to the right of
• to the left of
• inside
• in between
• next to, adjacent to

1. Particles – に (ni), と (to)

Kanji - 上, 下, 右, 左, 中, 前, 後, 間

Lesson 16: わたしの たんじょうびは しちがつの はつか です。 (My birthday is on the 20th of July.)

Grammar Points:

1. Months of the year
2. Dates of a month

Lesson 17: すしの ほうが うどん より たかい です。 (Sushi is more expensive than udon.)

Grammar Points:

1. Comparison:

• Between two objects/things/people
• Between two or more objects/things/people

Lesson 18: わたしは ともだちの たんじょうびに きれいな おくりものを あげました。 (I gave a beautiful gift to my friend on his birthday.)

Grammar Points:

• Giving and receiving

Lesson 19: わたしは あした かいしゃへ いかなければなりません。(I must go to the office tomorrow.)

Grammar Points:

• Obligation
• Prohibition

Lesson 20: Vocabularies Related to Different Topics

Here’s a well-structured course outline for Japanese Language N4 and N3 levels, aligned with JLPT standards and suitable for Palium Skills’ classroom and online programs. Each includes module breakdowns, learning outcomes, and suggested duration.

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🇯🇵 Japanese Language – JLPT N4 Level Course Outline

Course Duration: 4 months

Prerequisite: Completion of JLPT N5 or equivalent proficiency

Objective:

To build upon the foundational skills of N5 and enable learners to communicate effectively in simple daily situations, read short texts, and understand spoken Japanese at a natural pace.

Module 1: Grammar Expansion

• Review of N5 grammar patterns
• Verb forms: potential, volitional, conditional (~たら, ~ば)
• Passive and causative forms
• Te-form and its variations
• Sentence connectors (ので, のに, けれど, しかし)
• Comparative and superlative expressions

Outcome: Construct complex sentences and express opinions or intentions.

Module 2: Vocabulary & Kanji Development

• Vocabulary target: ~1,500 words
• Kanji target: ~300 characters
• Kanji readings (On’yomi & Kun’yomi)
• Kanji practice through short reading texts

Outcome: Ability to read and write simple passages using intermediate-level Kanji.

Module 3: Reading Comprehension

• Short passages on everyday topics
• Advertisements, emails, and short news pieces
• Identifying key information and context clues

Outcome: Understand short written materials encountered in daily life.

Module 4: Listening Practice

• Everyday conversations and short dialogues
• Identifying key words, context, and speaker intention
• Practicing listening comprehension through JLPT-style questions

Outcome: Comprehend standard-speed conversations on familiar topics.

Module 5: Speaking & Conversation Practice

• Daily conversation role-plays
• Expressing preferences, giving reasons, making requests
• Practicing polite and casual speech

Outcome: Participate in basic everyday interactions in Japanese.

Module 6: JLPT N4 Mock Tests & Exam Strategy

• Practice tests for listening, grammar, reading, and vocabulary
• Time management and answering strategies

Outcome: Preparedness to clear JLPT N4 with confidence.

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🇯🇵 Japanese Language – JLPT N3 Level Course Outline

Course Duration: 4 months

Prerequisite: Completion of JLPT N4 or equivalent proficiency

Objective:

To help learners transition to intermediate Japanese, enabling comprehension of natural conversations, reading intermediate texts, and expressing thoughts clearly in daily and work contexts.

Module 1: Advanced Grammar

• Conjunctions and expressions (～ように, ～ことにする, ～わけではない)
• Formal and informal speech distinction
• Nominalizers (～の, ～こと) and modifiers
• Expression of emotions and opinions
• Using conditional, passive, and causative-passive combinations

Outcome: Express complex thoughts, reasoning, and emotions fluently.

Module 2: Vocabulary & Kanji Mastery

• Vocabulary target: ~3,000 words
• Kanji target: ~600 characters
• Reading Kanji in context (magazines, news excerpts)
• Thematic vocabulary (business, travel, culture)

Outcome: Improved comprehension of practical written materials and spoken Japanese.

Module 3: Reading Skills

• Reading short articles, stories, and essays
• Understanding opinions, comparisons, and implied meanings
• Practicing with JLPT-style comprehension questions

Outcome: Comprehend intermediate written texts with general understanding.

Module 4: Listening Skills

• Audio practice with longer and faster dialogues
• Understanding spoken Japanese in real-world situations
• Recognizing tone, intention, and context

Outcome: Follow conversations in public, at work, or in casual talks.

Module 5: Speaking & Conversation Practice

• Daily life and workplace communication
• Describing experiences, making suggestions, narrating events
• Group discussions and interactive sessions

Outcome: Converse naturally with native speakers on familiar topics.

Module 6: Writing Practice

• Constructing short essays and diary entries
• Email writing and formal messages
• Sentence structure, connectors, and transitions

Outcome: Write coherent and meaningful passages in Japanese.

Module 7: JLPT N3 Mock Tests & Review

• Full-length JLPT N3 practice tests
• Grammar drills and vocabulary revisions
• Personalized feedback from instructors

Outcome: Confidence to attempt and pass the JLPT N3 exam successfully.

Add-on (Optional)

• Cultural Insights: Japanese etiquette, festivals, and customs
• Pronunciation Workshops: Improve fluency and intonation

Course Name	Delivery Mode	Fee	Enroll & Pay
Japanese Language - N5 Level	Regular Classroom/Online Live Trainer	Rs. 14,000 (one time payment) / Installment option available	Duration is 4 months
Japanese Language - N5 Level	Fast-track Classroom/Online Live Trainer	Talk to us	--
Japanese Language - N4 Level	Classroom/Online Live Trainer	16,000	--