For researchers, writing a paper in English may be something what they usually do. However, have you ever adequately learned how to write academic papers in English?
We invited Mr. Masakuni Yoshinaka from ALC Co. as a lecturer. By taking this training, the participants will acquire the fundamentals of writing necessary to compose a paper in English. In the intermediate level, you will learn how to use academic conjunctions, composition and writing in paragraphs, tips on paraphrasing. In the advanced level, you will learn differences in meaning of countable and uncountable nouns, numeric expressions, the gap between a world level in Japanese and English. Participants will also acquire more effective writing skills by correcting texts in English written by themselves.
This page is an application form for “Intermediate level”.

Date

2019/1/25(Fri.) 9:00-16:00

Place

Hokkaido University Multimedia Education Building, 4th floor, Multi-purpose classroom 2
(Kita 17, Nishi 8, Kita-Ku, Sapporo)

Lecturer

Mr. Masakuni YOSHINAKA, ALC Co.

Target

Applicants belonging to higher education facilities nationwide who have written academic papers in English (part-time lecturers are also welcomed). Participants should have TOEIC 700 to 900 points or equivalent English ability.

Capacity

12 people (in case of many applicants, participants will be selected by lot)

Language

Japanese

Application reception

Until Wednesday, January 9, 2019 (Wed) Noon

Remarks

Participation is free of charge, but transportation costs will not be covered.

Note

When applying, each applicant receives an automatic mail with a confirmation of the registration for an event. Please be aware that this is unrelated to the final acceptance of your event attendance.
In the event that the application exceeds the capacity limit, participants will be selected by a lot and results will be reported to all applicants.
If the cancellation occurs after the participant is selected, we do not extend the capacity or take more applications.
We will inform you about the acceptance or rejection to the email address you entered on the application form. Therefore, please use a personal address, not a common address such as the one belonging to your department, etc.

Poster

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