Japanese has been identified as one of the priority languages in our region to be taught in Australian schools as there are close economic and cultural ties between Australia and Japan. With increasing numbers of Australians living and working in Japan and Japanese living and working in Australia, knowledge of the language, culture and conventions of Japanese are becoming increasingly useful in the fields business, banking, international finance, tourism and hospitality, media, education, engineering and mining, science and technology, law and diplomacy. The ability to communicate in Japanese may well provide students with enhanced job choices and opportunities in our increasingly globalised world.
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