With the help of DepEd and the Japan Foundation Manila, our school offered a Japanese language education program called Course on Japan for High School Students (CJH) last June 2010. Initially, it is a two-year plan designed to teach both Japanese culture and language to selected students. It's being offered right now as an elective for our sophomores, majority of whom belonged to the Course on Japan for High School students pilot course. They are:
- Joseph Gabriel J. Adaoag
- Ynson Aldrich A. Amiller
- Christian Joseph B. Anin
- Allain Louies P. Dalisay
- Leeroye John P. Flores
- Francis Regulus R. Gomez
- Ian Neil D. Gutierrez
- Jan Kenneth P. Mati-Ong
- Myron Danielle C. Montefalcon
- Lorenzo E. Ortiz-Luiz
- Mark Joseph M. Sacramento
- Chelsea P. Alejandro
- Katrina T. Almonte
- Eloisa Ann J. Antinero
- Lois Ayra N. Baay
- Camille Ann O. Capitly
- Maria Micah B. Cruz
- Julie Ann D. Dao
- Pamela C. De Guzman
- Patricia Marie R. Faraon
- Angelica Mae Z. Felipe
- Meara Angela P. Galvez
- Aliena Mari P. Miranda
- Denise Mikhaela C. Ortiz
- Danielie Anne B. Pacheco
- Rojene A. Pajalla
- Jaymie L. Reyes
- Rein Coleen D. Sandoval
- Melody R. Sombilon
- Aniña D.C. Soriano
- Diane Pauline O. Umali
- Carmina Gabrielle A. Villena
The CJH program and participants were recently featured in the latest issue of Merienda, the newsletter of The Japan Foundation Manila.
The official commencement of the CJH program was also announced in the worldwide website of The Japan Foundation. The article can be found at http://www.jpf.go.jp/world/en/archives/1007.html#asia.
The seedlings of Japanese language education has just been planted in our school. But we are hopeful that it'll grow up to be a sturdy and strong tree, bearing good fruit and making a lasting impact in the foreign language education scene in the Philippines.
And we're so proud to be part of this :-)
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