Education Program for Globalization

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Jun 24, 2011 20:00
Japanese young people don’t want to work abroad in general.
On the other hand most of Japanese companies can’t live without globalizing them.
They are seeking for a good way to educate their young employee as a global business person.
When I attended an international tradeshow last month, I felt my lack of abilities for English and negotiation.
At the same time I thought the tradeshow is a good occasion to polish those my abilities.
I’m thinking about an education program using tradeshow in the US for Japanese companies.
In the program, the participants take a lecture about negotiation and English in order to take part in a tradeshow.
In the tradeshow they will gather information as a researcher of a consulting company that introduces exhibiting company’s products to Japanese market.
We sell a tour including this program to Japanese companies.
I will talk about this idea with my colleagues tomorrow.
Perasuke
Jun 24, 2011 20:22

Hi Akira-san,
Long time no see.
We have just started swimming lesson.
I got suntanned.

 
Jun 25, 2011 21:28 wachibi
  • Hi Perasuke, How are you? I'm fine. I swim every weekend. Come here. Let's swim under the Californian sunshine.
Tim
Jun 24, 2011 23:25
  • On the other hand most of Japanese companies can’t live without globalizing them.

  • On the other hand most of Japanese companies can’t live without globalization.

 
  • When I attended an international tradeshow last month, I felt my lack of abilities for English and negotiation.

  • When I attended an international tradeshow last month, I could feel my lack of ability for English and negotiation. (your writing for this sentence was okay, but it's a little better with my correction)

 
  • At the same time I thought the tradeshow is a good occasion to polish those my abilities.

  • At the same time I thought the tradeshow was a good occasion to polish those my abilities in those areas.

 
  • We sell a tour including this program to Japanese companies.

  • We would sell a tour including this program to Japanese companies.

 

That's a great idea. Wow. I'm always surprised at the myriad ways you imagine to generate travel. You are very talented and passionate I think.

Thank you for your correction!

 
Jun 25, 2011 21:34 wachibi
  • Thank you, Tim-san. You alway cheer me up.

 
Jun 25, 2011 22:12 Tim
  • you're welcome. That makes me happy.
Beth
Jun 25, 2011 10:35
  • They are seeking for a good way to educate their young employee as a global business person.

  • They are seeking for a good way good ways to educate their young employees as a global business persons/people.

 
  • I’m thinking about an education program using tradeshow in the US for Japanese companies.

  • I’m thinking about an education program using tradeshows in the US for Japanese companies.

 

Excellent idea and writing!

Thank you for your correction!

 
Jun 25, 2011 21:40 wachibi
  • Thank you Beth-san. It's difficult to separate singular and plural.
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