Furthermore, studying with a diverse KCP student body comprised of individuals from around the world also contribute to the quality and comprehensive nature of the KCP programs. Today, many countries encourage students and citizens to become more international, open-minded and culturally aware, and are placing more emphasis on the ability to communicate in more than one language. In this new era of understanding and cooperation, it is increasingly important for people to understand the cultural traditions, political and economic systems, and historical backgrounds of countries different than their own. KCP is a place where people from many different countries, who speak a variety of languages, and who celebrate a diverse set of traditions can study the Japanese language and grow in their understanding of Japan. Resident Staff and Faculty Students will typically have two or three native Japanese language instructors per language course.
Instructors are available to answer students questions when needed.
A language program advisor is also available to answer specific questions related to the course. One head professor will be in charge of the Japanese Culture and Civilization Course. A student coordinator will be available to answer any questions you might have about your homestay or dormitory and life in Japan. There is a large supportive staff at KCP who will take a personal interest in you and your educational growth. If you have any questions, concerns, or items of interest you would like to discuss, please be open and talk with the KCP faculty or staff.