Mastering Technical Communication
in N2 (Upper-Intermediate Level)About this course
This specialized course is designed for developers, engineers, and project managers working with Japanese clients. You will learn technical terminology, how to participate in "Horenso" (Report-Inform-Consult) sessions, and how to write professional technical specifications in Japanese.
Learning Objectives:
Conduct code reviews and technical meetings in Japanese.
Master IT-specific vocabulary (e.g., kaigai sh仕様sho, kousei).
Communicate effectively during system deployments and troubleshooting.
Requirements:
Minimum JLPT N4 certification or equivalent conversational ability.
Pre-require
FAQ
Technical communication is the practice of conveying complex, specialized information—such as software, engineering, or medical data—to a specific audience in a clear, concise, and usable manner. It involves creating, editing, and designing documents, digital content, and instructions to ensure users can safely and efficiently complete tasks.
Identifying your audience involves defining the specific group of people most likely to engage with your content or product by analyzing demographics (age, location), psychographics (values, interests), and behaviors. Utilize data from surveys, social media analytics, and competitor research to create detailed buyer personas, allowing you to tailor your messaging effectively and avoid trying to appeal to everyone.
A ready-to-use template for creating technical reports and manuals. Includes pre-formatted headings and table of contents.
This template helps you structure your weekly progress reports using the Japanese Horenso framework. It includes sections for 'Current Status', 'Key Challenges', and 'Proposed Solutions'. Using this format ensures clear communication with your project managers.
An essential guide to the Japanese 'Report-Inform-Consult' framework, specifically tailored for software development cycles.
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