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| As the world comes to India and Indians make an impact in countries abroad, many technology professionals find that the knowledge of foreign languages gives them a definite edge over their technical counterparts. The Foreign Language Program of DYPCET has designed courses in French, Japanese, German to meet global needs and turn these foreign languages into an asset for those who intend to join multinational companies and look for opportunities abroad. The Foreign Language Club at DYPCET provides students with the opportunity to learn German, French, and Japanese, helping them develop strong language skills for higher education, research, and global career prospects. Mastering a foreign language not only enhances communication skills but also opens doors to scholarships, student exchange programs, and international universities. | ||
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| ➤ To enable students to use the foreign language skills in different development sectors. ➤ To introduce students to basic and advanced foreign language communication. ➤ To help students understand grammar, sentence structure, and pronunciation in German, French, and Japanese. ➤ To build confidence in LSRW skills. ➤ To prepare students for international language proficiency exams (Goethe-Zertifikat, DELF/DALF, JLPT). ➤ To create awareness about global academic and research collaborations. |
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| Language Offered | ||
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Japanese: Japan is known for its technological advancements in robotics, electronics, and manufacturing. Japanese universities provide scholarships and fully funded exchange programs, making it a great language for students interested in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields. Japan’s research institutions also collaborate with international students for internships and higher education opportunities. German: German is widely used in engineering, automotive, and technical fields. Many top ranked German universities offer tuition-free education, making it an excellent choice for students seeking higher studies in mechanical, automotive, and industrial engineering. Learning German can also help students access research programs and scholarships in Europe. French: French is one of the most commonly spoken languages worldwide and is highly beneficial for students interested in international business, fashion, hospitality, and the arts. Many prestigious universities in France, Canada, and Switzerland offer courses in technology, management, and humanities, with scholarship opportunities for international students. |
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| Certification Program | ||
| Japanese: JLPT Certification/ NAT-TEST N5, N4, N3/ 5Q, 4Q, 3Q German: A1, A2 French: A1, A2 |
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Language Workshops – Basics of German, French, and Japanese. |
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Guest Lectures – Insights from language experts and professors. |
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Certificate Courses – Training for basic and advanced language levels. |
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Study Abroad Guidance – Information on scholarships and higher education opportunities. |
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