It is often said that globalization opens international markets, which is one of the reasons why learning the Japanese language is important. Japan is the 3rd largest economy in the world after the United States and China. The Japanese economy is larger than those of Germany and the United Kingdom, which are ranked fourth and fifth largest. More than 130 million people speak Japanese, making it the 9th most widely spoken language in the world. Outside of Japan, there are another 5 million people who speak Japanese with some degree of proficiency – predominantly Japanese descendants in Hawaii and Brazil. Japanese language services have become extremely important in social and business settings. Globally, Japanese is spoken by 130 million speakers.

Thus, learning how to converse in Basic Japanese at the workplace is a critical component for most Japanese linked companies to converse especially during operational processes. This program is to prepare and ensure the participants who currently lack the integral component of verbal and auditory skills in Japanese, to develop a better understanding of the language. These enhanced skills will help eradicate the barriers in communication and breakdown in understanding.