Our Services
SEMLA focuses on two core areas: Japanese Language Education and Pre-Departure Preparation & Japan Orientation.
日本語教育
Structured Japanese language training for students preparing to study or work in Japan.
Our objective is not simply to help students pass examinations, but to develop practical Japanese communication skills they can use in real life.
渡日前準備
Understand Japan before you arrive in Japan.
SEMLA prepares students in Nepal with the knowledge, skills, manners, safety awareness and daily-life understanding required before departure.
Preparation curriculum
Preparation, practice exercises and Mock Tests for relevant Japanese language examinations.
Language, behaviour, presentation and communication preparation for interviews with Japanese companies, institutions or other relevant organisations.
Basic knowledge and preparation for skill tests depending on the student's intended work sector or pathway.
Japanese vocabulary, expressions, instructions and communication commonly required in Japanese workplaces.
Workplace discipline, punctuality, responsibility, communication and Japanese professional culture, including 報告・連絡・相談（ほうれんそう）.
Basic understanding of the rules, responsibilities and legal expectations relevant to international students and foreign workers living in Japan.
Practical knowledge and behaviour needed for everyday life after arriving in Japan.
Japanese road and bicycle rules, pedestrian safety, public transportation, accident prevention and traffic awareness.
Culture, social etiquette, respectful communication, public behaviour, community awareness and appropriate behaviour in Japanese society.
Living, studying and working in Japan; public services, transportation, communication, daily responsibilities and social expectations.
Continued guidance
Japan's regulations, workplace culture and daily-life practices can change over time. SEMLA works with experienced members and Japan-based mentors to share practical, relevant information students can understand and apply in real situations.
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