過去プログラム Completed Programs
LICENSING PRESENTATION SKILLS - "INTRODUCING YOUR COMPANY EFFECTIVELY" ライセンシングプレゼンテーションスキル：「効果的な会社紹介の仕方」 |
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LICENSING PRESENTATION SKILLS - "INTRODUCING YOUR COMPANY EFFECTIVELY" ライセンシングプレゼンテーションスキル：「効果的な会社紹介の仕方」 |
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LICENSING PRESENTATION SKILLS - "INTRODUCING YOUR COMPANY EFFECTIVELY" ライセンシングプレゼンテーションスキル：「効果的な会社紹介の仕方」 |
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MARKETING & LICENSING ENGLISH (1)（INTERMEDIATE~） 「マーケティングとライセンス英語①」（中級～） |
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MARKETING & LICENSING ENGLISH (2)（INTERMEDIATE~） 「マーケティングとライセンス英語②」（中級～） |
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MARKETING & LICENSING ENGLISH (3)（INTERMEDIATE~） 「マーケティングとライセンス英語③」（中級～） |
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LICENSING & CONTENTS BUSINESS ENGLISH COURSE (ADVANCED) ライセンシング＆コンテンツビジネス英語（上級） |
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LICENSING & CONTENTS BUSINESS ENGLISH COURSE (ADVANCED) ライセンシング＆コンテンツビジネス英語（上級） |
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LICENSING & CONTENTS BUSINESS ENGLISH COURSE (ADVANCED) ライセンシング＆コンテンツビジネス英語（上級） |
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LICENSING & CONTENTS BUSINESS ENGLISH COURSE (ADVANCED) ライセンシング＆コンテンツビジネス英語（上級） |
EGL#1 LICENSING PRESENTATION SKILLS - "INTRODUCING YOUR COMPANY EFFECTIVELY"
ライセンシングプレゼンテーションスキル：「効果的な会社紹介の仕方」
ライセンシングプレゼンテーションスキル：「効果的な会社紹介の仕方」
Course Period: May 2013
Course Goals: １日のワークショップを通じて効果的に会社を紹介する方法を丁寧にお教えいたします。
This one-day workshop will teach participants how to introduce their company in an effective manner.
Course Topics:
講師によるモデルプレゼンテーションの後、各参加者がプレゼンテーションを行い、講師によるフィードバックを受けます。次に、効果的なプレゼンテーションの構成（オープ二ング、使用ビジュアル、質疑応答への対応の仕方など）を考えます。ワークショップは海外へ進出するライセンスおよびコンテンツ業界にカスタマイズされ、英語のライセンス専門用語を練習します。最後に、皆様が勉強した内容を整理し、“Final Presentation”をします。
The workshop will begin with a model presentation, followed by students’ presentations, which will receive feedback from the trainer. The workshop will then focus on the elements of a good presentation including effective openings, visuals, vocal delivery, and dealing with questions. The workshop will be customised for the global licensing and creative contents industry and provide practice in specialist licensing terminology. At the end of the day, the students will give a final presentation incorporating the points learnt.
Course Goals: １日のワークショップを通じて効果的に会社を紹介する方法を丁寧にお教えいたします。
This one-day workshop will teach participants how to introduce their company in an effective manner.
Course Topics:
講師によるモデルプレゼンテーションの後、各参加者がプレゼンテーションを行い、講師によるフィードバックを受けます。次に、効果的なプレゼンテーションの構成（オープ二ング、使用ビジュアル、質疑応答への対応の仕方など）を考えます。ワークショップは海外へ進出するライセンスおよびコンテンツ業界にカスタマイズされ、英語のライセンス専門用語を練習します。最後に、皆様が勉強した内容を整理し、“Final Presentation”をします。
The workshop will begin with a model presentation, followed by students’ presentations, which will receive feedback from the trainer. The workshop will then focus on the elements of a good presentation including effective openings, visuals, vocal delivery, and dealing with questions. The workshop will be customised for the global licensing and creative contents industry and provide practice in specialist licensing terminology. At the end of the day, the students will give a final presentation incorporating the points learnt.
EGL#2 LICENSING PRESENTATION SKILLS - "INTRODUCING YOUR COMPANY EFFECTIVELY"
ライセンシングプレゼンテーションスキル：「効果的な会社紹介の仕方」
ライセンシングプレゼンテーションスキル：「効果的な会社紹介の仕方」
Course Period: May 2015
Course Goals: １日のワークショップを通じて効果的に会社を紹介する方法を丁寧にお教えいたします。
This one-day workshop will teach participants how to introduce their company in an effective manner.
Course Topics:
講師によるモデルプレゼンテーションの後、各参加者がプレゼンテーションを行い、講師によるフィードバックを受けます。次に、効果的なプレゼンテーションの構成（オープ二ング、使用ビジュアル、質疑応答への対応の仕方など）を考えます。ワークショップは海外へ進出するライセンスおよびコンテンツ業界にカスタマイズされ、英語のライセンス専門用語を練習します。最後に、皆様が勉強した内容を整理し、“Final Presentation”をします。
The workshop will begin with a model presentation, followed by students’ presentations, which will receive feedback from the trainer. The workshop will then focus on the elements of a good presentation including effective openings, visuals, vocal delivery, and dealing with questions. The workshop will be customised for the global licensing and creative contents industry and provide practice in specialist licensing terminology. At the end of the day, the students will give a final presentation incorporating the points learnt.
Course Goals: １日のワークショップを通じて効果的に会社を紹介する方法を丁寧にお教えいたします。
This one-day workshop will teach participants how to introduce their company in an effective manner.
Course Topics:
講師によるモデルプレゼンテーションの後、各参加者がプレゼンテーションを行い、講師によるフィードバックを受けます。次に、効果的なプレゼンテーションの構成（オープ二ング、使用ビジュアル、質疑応答への対応の仕方など）を考えます。ワークショップは海外へ進出するライセンスおよびコンテンツ業界にカスタマイズされ、英語のライセンス専門用語を練習します。最後に、皆様が勉強した内容を整理し、“Final Presentation”をします。
The workshop will begin with a model presentation, followed by students’ presentations, which will receive feedback from the trainer. The workshop will then focus on the elements of a good presentation including effective openings, visuals, vocal delivery, and dealing with questions. The workshop will be customised for the global licensing and creative contents industry and provide practice in specialist licensing terminology. At the end of the day, the students will give a final presentation incorporating the points learnt.
EGL#3 LICENSING PRESENTATION SKILLS - "INTRODUCING YOUR COMPANY EFFECTIVELY"
ライセンシングプレゼンテーションスキル：「効果的な会社紹介の仕方」
ライセンシングプレゼンテーションスキル：「効果的な会社紹介の仕方」
Course Period: November 2015
Course Goals: ３回のワークショップを通じて効果的に会社を紹介する方法を丁寧にお教えいたします。
This three session workshop will teach participants how to introduce their company in an effective manner.
Course Topics:
Session 1 -
Course Goals: ３回のワークショップを通じて効果的に会社を紹介する方法を丁寧にお教えいたします。
This three session workshop will teach participants how to introduce their company in an effective manner.
Course Topics:
Session 1 -
- Introducing your company and receiving feedback
- Model presentation: discussion of good and bad points
- Graphics and fonts: the technical side of presentations
- Opening statements: getting the client’s attention
- Pronunciation and intonation
- Introducing your company and receiving feedback
- Transitions—moving from one section to the next
- In the meeting: Useful language for discussing your company and the business of licensing
- Practice activities including dialogues
- Final introduction of company
- Specialist licensing language
- Practice activities including dialogues
- Dealing with questions
- Practice pitching your company’s products/services to a client
EGL#4 MARKETING & LICENSING ENGLISH (1)（INTERMEDIATE~）
「マーケティングとライセンス英語①」（中級～）
「マーケティングとライセンス英語①」（中級～）
Course Period: September 2015 to March 2016
Course Goals: この講習は日常的に外国と取引されているライセンス、コンテンツ及び一般的なマーケティング環境に働いている方やこの分野にご興味のある方を対象となります。英語力は中級以上です（TOEICを持っている場合：550+程度）。基本教材はケンブリッジ大学出版局の「Cambridge English for Marketing」というマーケティング専門家によって書かれた、不可欠な専門知識、及びコミュニケーションスキルを養成するコースブックです。これに加え、海外のライセンス業界をリアルに使用されている業界誌、ソーシャルメディア、出版物などから資料を使用され業界用語やトレンドなどを学びます。コースブックは約40～60時間で終了するように10ユニットに編集されていますが、今までの学期ではUnits 1-7はすでに学習済みで今回の講座では残りのUnits 8-10を中心に教材として使用する予定しています。また、受講生の状況によって今回の講習内容がかわることがあります。
This course is designed for professionals active in licensing, creative content or general marketing environments that work or are considering working with overseas companies on a daily basis. The course is suitable for intermediate level and above learners of English (guideline TOIEC score: 550+). The course book will be Cambridge English for Marketing (Cambridge University Press), a specialist text written by marketing experts covering the necessary knowledge and communications needed in marketing. Additionally, licensing terminology and trends will be taught through the use of real industry trade publications, social media and other types of publications. The whole course book requires 40 to 60 hours of teaching time. Previous semesters taught units 1 to 7 and this semester we aim to focus on the remaining 3 units. If student circumstances require it, the course content may change.
Course Topics:
Unit 1 - The Role of Marketing: describing your skills and qualifications; talking about organizations; describing marketing within an organisation; identifying stakeholders
Unit 2 - Marketing Plan 1 (analysis and objectives)： outlining a marketing plan; carrying out a marketing analysis via various methods including SWOT; setting marketing objectives.
Unit 3 - Marketing Plan 2 (strategy and tactics): writing a marketing strategy; planning and discussing the marketing mix; presenting a marketing budget; writing an executive summary.
Unit 4 - International Customer Communications: respecting differences in cultural attitudes and behaviors; summarizing a meeting; describing a target market segment; adapting a message for a new market; presenting and giving feedback on concepts.
Course Goals: この講習は日常的に外国と取引されているライセンス、コンテンツ及び一般的なマーケティング環境に働いている方やこの分野にご興味のある方を対象となります。英語力は中級以上です（TOEICを持っている場合：550+程度）。基本教材はケンブリッジ大学出版局の「Cambridge English for Marketing」というマーケティング専門家によって書かれた、不可欠な専門知識、及びコミュニケーションスキルを養成するコースブックです。これに加え、海外のライセンス業界をリアルに使用されている業界誌、ソーシャルメディア、出版物などから資料を使用され業界用語やトレンドなどを学びます。コースブックは約40～60時間で終了するように10ユニットに編集されていますが、今までの学期ではUnits 1-7はすでに学習済みで今回の講座では残りのUnits 8-10を中心に教材として使用する予定しています。また、受講生の状況によって今回の講習内容がかわることがあります。
This course is designed for professionals active in licensing, creative content or general marketing environments that work or are considering working with overseas companies on a daily basis. The course is suitable for intermediate level and above learners of English (guideline TOIEC score: 550+). The course book will be Cambridge English for Marketing (Cambridge University Press), a specialist text written by marketing experts covering the necessary knowledge and communications needed in marketing. Additionally, licensing terminology and trends will be taught through the use of real industry trade publications, social media and other types of publications. The whole course book requires 40 to 60 hours of teaching time. Previous semesters taught units 1 to 7 and this semester we aim to focus on the remaining 3 units. If student circumstances require it, the course content may change.
Course Topics:
Unit 1 - The Role of Marketing: describing your skills and qualifications; talking about organizations; describing marketing within an organisation; identifying stakeholders
Unit 2 - Marketing Plan 1 (analysis and objectives)： outlining a marketing plan; carrying out a marketing analysis via various methods including SWOT; setting marketing objectives.
Unit 3 - Marketing Plan 2 (strategy and tactics): writing a marketing strategy; planning and discussing the marketing mix; presenting a marketing budget; writing an executive summary.
Unit 4 - International Customer Communications: respecting differences in cultural attitudes and behaviors; summarizing a meeting; describing a target market segment; adapting a message for a new market; presenting and giving feedback on concepts.
EGL#5 MARKETING & LICENSING ENGLISH (2)（INTERMEDIATE~）
「マーケティングとライセンス英語②」（中級～）
「マーケティングとライセンス英語②」（中級～）
Course Period: April to September 2016
Course Goals: この講習は日常的に外国と取引されているライセンス、コンテンツ及び一般的なマーケティング環境に働いている方やこの分野にご興味のある方を対象となります。英語力は中級以上です（TOEICを持っている場合：550+程度）。基本教材はケンブリッジ大学出版局の「Cambridge English for Marketing」というマーケティング専門家によって書かれた、不可欠な専門知識、及びコミュニケーションスキルを養成するコースブックです。これに加え、海外のライセンス業界をリアルに使用されている業界誌、ソーシャルメディア、出版物などから資料を使用され業界用語やトレンドなどを学びます。コースブックは約40～60時間で終了するように10ユニットに編集されていますが、今までの学期ではUnits 1-7はすでに学習済みで今回の講座では残りのUnits 8-10を中心に教材として使用する予定しています。また、受講生の状況によって今回の講習内容がかわることがあります。
This course is designed for professionals active in licensing, creative content or general marketing environments that work or are considering working with overseas companies on a daily basis. The course is suitable for intermediate level and above learners of English (guideline TOIEC score: 550+). The course book will be Cambridge English for Marketing (Cambridge University Press), a specialist text written by marketing experts covering the necessary knowledge and communications needed in marketing. Additionally, licensing terminology and trends will be taught through the use of real industry trade publications, social media and other types of publications. The whole course book requires 40 to 60 hours of teaching time. Previous semesters taught units 1 to 7 and this semester we aim to focus on the remaining 3 units. If student circumstances require it, the course content may change.
Course Topics:
Unit 5 - Market Research: explaining research needs; formulating and explaining a market research plan; moderating a focus group; writing survey questions; explaining survey data.
Unit 6 - New Product Development (NPD) and Branding: discussing possibilities in an idea generation meeting; developing an idea into a concept statement; creating a brand; writing a brief for a brand identity.
Unit 7 - Product Launch & Promotion: creating and presenting a marketing message; presenting the promotional mix; communicating effectively to internal stakeholders; planning and writing a press release.
Course Goals: この講習は日常的に外国と取引されているライセンス、コンテンツ及び一般的なマーケティング環境に働いている方やこの分野にご興味のある方を対象となります。英語力は中級以上です（TOEICを持っている場合：550+程度）。基本教材はケンブリッジ大学出版局の「Cambridge English for Marketing」というマーケティング専門家によって書かれた、不可欠な専門知識、及びコミュニケーションスキルを養成するコースブックです。これに加え、海外のライセンス業界をリアルに使用されている業界誌、ソーシャルメディア、出版物などから資料を使用され業界用語やトレンドなどを学びます。コースブックは約40～60時間で終了するように10ユニットに編集されていますが、今までの学期ではUnits 1-7はすでに学習済みで今回の講座では残りのUnits 8-10を中心に教材として使用する予定しています。また、受講生の状況によって今回の講習内容がかわることがあります。
This course is designed for professionals active in licensing, creative content or general marketing environments that work or are considering working with overseas companies on a daily basis. The course is suitable for intermediate level and above learners of English (guideline TOIEC score: 550+). The course book will be Cambridge English for Marketing (Cambridge University Press), a specialist text written by marketing experts covering the necessary knowledge and communications needed in marketing. Additionally, licensing terminology and trends will be taught through the use of real industry trade publications, social media and other types of publications. The whole course book requires 40 to 60 hours of teaching time. Previous semesters taught units 1 to 7 and this semester we aim to focus on the remaining 3 units. If student circumstances require it, the course content may change.
Course Topics:
Unit 5 - Market Research: explaining research needs; formulating and explaining a market research plan; moderating a focus group; writing survey questions; explaining survey data.
Unit 6 - New Product Development (NPD) and Branding: discussing possibilities in an idea generation meeting; developing an idea into a concept statement; creating a brand; writing a brief for a brand identity.
Unit 7 - Product Launch & Promotion: creating and presenting a marketing message; presenting the promotional mix; communicating effectively to internal stakeholders; planning and writing a press release.
EGL#6 MARKETING & LICENSING ENGLISH (3)（INTERMEDIATE~）
「マーケティングとライセンス英語③」（中級～）
「マーケティングとライセンス英語③」（中級～）
Course Period: October 2016 to March 2017
Course Goals: この講習は日常的に外国と取引されているライセンス、コンテンツ及び一般的なマーケティング環境に働いている方やこの分野にご興味のある方を対象となります。英語力は中級以上です（TOEICを持っている場合：550+程度）。基本教材はケンブリッジ大学出版局の「Cambridge English for Marketing」というマーケティング専門家によって書かれた、不可欠な専門知識、及びコミュニケーションスキルを養成するコースブックです。これに加え、海外のライセンス業界をリアルに使用されている業界誌、ソーシャルメディア、出版物などから資料を使用され業界用語やトレンドなどを学びます。コースブックは約40～60時間で終了するように10ユニットに編集されていますが、今までの学期ではUnits 1-7はすでに学習済みで今回の講座では残りのUnits 8-10を中心に教材として使用する予定しています。また、受講生の状況によって今回の講習内容がかわることがあります。This course is designed for professionals active in licensing, creative content or general marketing environments that work or are considering working with overseas companies on a daily basis. The course is suitable for intermediate level and above learners of English (guideline TOIEC score: 550+). The course book will be Cambridge English for Marketing (Cambridge University Press), a specialist text written by marketing experts covering the necessary knowledge and communications needed in marketing. Additionally, licensing terminology and trends will be taught through the use of real industry trade publications, social media and other types of publications. The whole course book requires 40 to 60 hours of teaching time. Previous semesters taught units 1 to 7 and this semester we aim to focus on the remaining 3 units. If student circumstances require it, the course content may change.
Course Topics:
Unit 8 - Digital Marketing: talking about results; making your point persuasively; discussing digital marketing objectives and tools; writing good web copy.
Unit 9 - Agencies and Suppliers: responding to a request for information from a potential client; pitching informally to a potential client; choosing a supplier based on selection criteria, evaluating good copy.
Unit 10 - Exhibitions and Events: booking a stand at an event; dealing with a visitor to the stand; networking at a social event; writing a follow-up email.
Course Goals: この講習は日常的に外国と取引されているライセンス、コンテンツ及び一般的なマーケティング環境に働いている方やこの分野にご興味のある方を対象となります。英語力は中級以上です（TOEICを持っている場合：550+程度）。基本教材はケンブリッジ大学出版局の「Cambridge English for Marketing」というマーケティング専門家によって書かれた、不可欠な専門知識、及びコミュニケーションスキルを養成するコースブックです。これに加え、海外のライセンス業界をリアルに使用されている業界誌、ソーシャルメディア、出版物などから資料を使用され業界用語やトレンドなどを学びます。コースブックは約40～60時間で終了するように10ユニットに編集されていますが、今までの学期ではUnits 1-7はすでに学習済みで今回の講座では残りのUnits 8-10を中心に教材として使用する予定しています。また、受講生の状況によって今回の講習内容がかわることがあります。This course is designed for professionals active in licensing, creative content or general marketing environments that work or are considering working with overseas companies on a daily basis. The course is suitable for intermediate level and above learners of English (guideline TOIEC score: 550+). The course book will be Cambridge English for Marketing (Cambridge University Press), a specialist text written by marketing experts covering the necessary knowledge and communications needed in marketing. Additionally, licensing terminology and trends will be taught through the use of real industry trade publications, social media and other types of publications. The whole course book requires 40 to 60 hours of teaching time. Previous semesters taught units 1 to 7 and this semester we aim to focus on the remaining 3 units. If student circumstances require it, the course content may change.
Course Topics:
Unit 8 - Digital Marketing: talking about results; making your point persuasively; discussing digital marketing objectives and tools; writing good web copy.
Unit 9 - Agencies and Suppliers: responding to a request for information from a potential client; pitching informally to a potential client; choosing a supplier based on selection criteria, evaluating good copy.
Unit 10 - Exhibitions and Events: booking a stand at an event; dealing with a visitor to the stand; networking at a social event; writing a follow-up email.
EGL#7 LICENSING & CONTENTS BUSINESS ENGLISH COURSE (ADVANCED)
ライセンシング＆コンテンツビジネス英語（上級）
ライセンシング＆コンテンツビジネス英語（上級）
Course Period: April to September 2017
Course Goals: To further students advanced English skill sets across contents and licensing in the areas of rights negotiation, creative, legal and marketing. Materials will be from freely available online and offline sources. More emphasis will be placed on video content to further listening comprehension of native English speakers in different accents.
Course Topics:
Session 1: Article on Fast Fashion
Session 2: Video content – Japan Licensing Market Webinar
Session 3: Rights Negotiation 1 – Licensor & Licensee Aspects
Session 4: Video Content from YouTube
Session 5: Rights Negotiation 2
Session 6: Presenting & Pitching 102
Session 7: International Marketing
Session 8: Licensing Legal Basics – including basic coverage of easier terms & conditions
Session 9: The Language of Creative Approvals
Session 10: Research Project
Session 11: Pekakucha-style 20x20 Presentations - Overview and Learning
Session 12: Pekakucha-style Presentations 5x20 - Activation
Course Goals: To further students advanced English skill sets across contents and licensing in the areas of rights negotiation, creative, legal and marketing. Materials will be from freely available online and offline sources. More emphasis will be placed on video content to further listening comprehension of native English speakers in different accents.
Course Topics:
Session 1: Article on Fast Fashion
Session 2: Video content – Japan Licensing Market Webinar
Session 3: Rights Negotiation 1 – Licensor & Licensee Aspects
Session 4: Video Content from YouTube
Session 5: Rights Negotiation 2
Session 6: Presenting & Pitching 102
Session 7: International Marketing
Session 8: Licensing Legal Basics – including basic coverage of easier terms & conditions
Session 9: The Language of Creative Approvals
Session 10: Research Project
Session 11: Pekakucha-style 20x20 Presentations - Overview and Learning
Session 12: Pekakucha-style Presentations 5x20 - Activation
EGL#8 LICENSING & CONTENTS BUSINESS ENGLISH COURSE (ADVANCED)
ライセンシング＆コンテンツビジネス英語（上級）
ライセンシング＆コンテンツビジネス英語（上級）
Course Period: November 2017 to June 2018
Course Goals: To further students advanced English skill sets in contents and licensing with a special focus on using topical and up-to-date licensing materials from a variety of multimedia sources. Through the use of various written and audio-visual media, students will be able to respectively improve their specialist vocabulary and hearing skills. We will spend more time to enhance presentation skills.Also, 3 new features of this semester will be:
Session 1 - Tuesday 7 November 2017: Describing a Product Design
Session 2 - Tuesday 21 November 2017: Video Content on Brands and Social Media
Session 3 - Tuesday 5 December 2017: Team Debate: “Is Licensing a Good Career Choice?”
Session 4 - Tuesday 12 December 2017: Video Content - Pechakucha-style; Student Show & Tell
Session 5 - Tuesday 16 January 2018: Students Pechakucha-style Presentations & Feedback
Session 6 - Tuesday 30 January 2018: Article on Comparing US and Japan Retailing; Licensing Live Chat Preparation; Student Show & Tell
Session 7 - Tuesday 13 February 2018: Licensing Live Chat #1 with Becky Ash, Editorial Director, Total Licensing. Becky writes on the latest licensing trends
Session 8 - Tuesday 27 February 2018: Professional Business Email Writing #1; Student Show & Tell
Session 9 - Tuesday 13 March 2018: Students Selected Topic
Session 10 - Tuesday 27 March 2018: Professional Business Email Writing #2; Student Show & Tell
Session 11 - Tuesday 8 May 2018: Licensing Live Chat #2 with Jane Garner, Owner, kilogrammedia. Jane is a licensing industry public relations specialist; Student Show & Tell
Session 12 - Tuesday 5 June 2018: Field Activity (outside classroom)
Course Goals: To further students advanced English skill sets in contents and licensing with a special focus on using topical and up-to-date licensing materials from a variety of multimedia sources. Through the use of various written and audio-visual media, students will be able to respectively improve their specialist vocabulary and hearing skills. We will spend more time to enhance presentation skills.Also, 3 new features of this semester will be:
- “Show & Tell” – students will present a recent product or service they have introduced. Presentation time: no more than 5 minutes.
- Student-chosen topic – students choose the topic and with one month’s notice, the teacher will plan the lesson.
- “Licensing Live Chat” with licensing professionals from Europe via web video
Session 1 - Tuesday 7 November 2017: Describing a Product Design
Session 2 - Tuesday 21 November 2017: Video Content on Brands and Social Media
Session 3 - Tuesday 5 December 2017: Team Debate: “Is Licensing a Good Career Choice?”
Session 4 - Tuesday 12 December 2017: Video Content - Pechakucha-style; Student Show & Tell
Session 5 - Tuesday 16 January 2018: Students Pechakucha-style Presentations & Feedback
Session 6 - Tuesday 30 January 2018: Article on Comparing US and Japan Retailing; Licensing Live Chat Preparation; Student Show & Tell
Session 7 - Tuesday 13 February 2018: Licensing Live Chat #1 with Becky Ash, Editorial Director, Total Licensing. Becky writes on the latest licensing trends
Session 8 - Tuesday 27 February 2018: Professional Business Email Writing #1; Student Show & Tell
Session 9 - Tuesday 13 March 2018: Students Selected Topic
Session 10 - Tuesday 27 March 2018: Professional Business Email Writing #2; Student Show & Tell
Session 11 - Tuesday 8 May 2018: Licensing Live Chat #2 with Jane Garner, Owner, kilogrammedia. Jane is a licensing industry public relations specialist; Student Show & Tell
Session 12 - Tuesday 5 June 2018: Field Activity (outside classroom)
EGL#9 LICENSING & CONTENTS BUSINESS ENGLISH COURSE (ADVANCED)
ライセンシング＆コンテンツビジネス英語（上級）
ライセンシング＆コンテンツビジネス英語（上級）
Course Period: June 2018 to January 2019
Course Goals: The goals of this semester are to continue developing the students advanced English skills sets in contents and licensing focusing on using topical and up-to-date licensing materials from a variety of multimedia sources. We will continue with articles from various licensing publications, blogs and video content. Through the use of various print and audio-visual media, students will be able to respectively improve their specialist vocabulary and hearing skills.
Specific features of this semester:
＊Session #1 (Tuesday 19 June): Overview, Discussion and Feedback on EGL#8 curriculum; Group Setting of EGL#9 Curriculum: Discussion Topic - What is Licensing?
＊Session #2 (Tuesday 3 July): Licensing Article - Movie Franchise Licensing
＊Session#3 (Tuesday 31 July): Team Debate: Are Licensing Agents Necessary?
＊Session#4 (Tuesday 21 August): Show & Tell - Student #1; Dictation & Numbers
＊Session#5 (Tuesday 4 September): Show & Tell - Student #2; Presentation Skills #1 of 5 - Kick Off
● Discussion - What Is A Good Presentation? ● Video - Presentations
● Key Areas - Fundamentals Of A Good Presentation (Technical Aspects)
＊Session#6 (Tuesday 30 October): Show & Tell - Student #3 Presentation Skills #2 of 5 - Language Activities
● Stating Your Goal/Purpose ● Signposting ● Clarification ● Using Your Voice;
Students Question Preparation for Licensing Live Chat #1
＊Session#7 (Thursday 8 November): Licensing Live Chat #1 with Guest #1
＊Session#8 (Tuesday 13 November): Show & Tell - Student #4 Presentation Skills #3 of 5 - Toastmaster Contests for Ad Hoc Language Use
＊Session#9 (Thursday 13 December): Show & Tell - Student #4; Presentation Skills #4 of 5 - Scenario & Role Play Preparation
＊Session#10 (Monday 17 December) (followed by Year-End Party): Show & Tell - Student #6 & Teacher; Presentation Skills #5 of 5 - Programme Recap & Group Feedback; Students Question Preparation for Licensing Live Chat #2
＊Session#11 (Tuesday 15 January): Licensing Live Chat #2 with Guest #2
＊Session#12 (Tuesday 29 January): Summarizing English
Course Goals: The goals of this semester are to continue developing the students advanced English skills sets in contents and licensing focusing on using topical and up-to-date licensing materials from a variety of multimedia sources. We will continue with articles from various licensing publications, blogs and video content. Through the use of various print and audio-visual media, students will be able to respectively improve their specialist vocabulary and hearing skills.
Specific features of this semester:
- Licensing Presentation Skills – specific curriculum over 4 or 5 sessions, based on ZenWorks previous workshop - Introducing Your Company Effectively.
- More “Licensing Live Chat” with licensing professionals from Europe.
- Show & Tell topic - Your All-time Favorite Song.
＊Session #1 (Tuesday 19 June): Overview, Discussion and Feedback on EGL#8 curriculum; Group Setting of EGL#9 Curriculum: Discussion Topic - What is Licensing?
＊Session #2 (Tuesday 3 July): Licensing Article - Movie Franchise Licensing
＊Session#3 (Tuesday 31 July): Team Debate: Are Licensing Agents Necessary?
＊Session#4 (Tuesday 21 August): Show & Tell - Student #1; Dictation & Numbers
＊Session#5 (Tuesday 4 September): Show & Tell - Student #2; Presentation Skills #1 of 5 - Kick Off
● Discussion - What Is A Good Presentation? ● Video - Presentations
● Key Areas - Fundamentals Of A Good Presentation (Technical Aspects)
＊Session#6 (Tuesday 30 October): Show & Tell - Student #3 Presentation Skills #2 of 5 - Language Activities
● Stating Your Goal/Purpose ● Signposting ● Clarification ● Using Your Voice;
Students Question Preparation for Licensing Live Chat #1
＊Session#7 (Thursday 8 November): Licensing Live Chat #1 with Guest #1
＊Session#8 (Tuesday 13 November): Show & Tell - Student #4 Presentation Skills #3 of 5 - Toastmaster Contests for Ad Hoc Language Use
＊Session#9 (Thursday 13 December): Show & Tell - Student #4; Presentation Skills #4 of 5 - Scenario & Role Play Preparation
＊Session#10 (Monday 17 December) (followed by Year-End Party): Show & Tell - Student #6 & Teacher; Presentation Skills #5 of 5 - Programme Recap & Group Feedback; Students Question Preparation for Licensing Live Chat #2
＊Session#11 (Tuesday 15 January): Licensing Live Chat #2 with Guest #2
＊Session#12 (Tuesday 29 January): Summarizing English
EGL#10 LICENSING & CONTENTS BUSINESS ENGLISH COURSE (ADVANCED) (February 2019~)
ライセンシング＆コンテンツビジネス英語（上級）（2019年2月~）
ライセンシング＆コンテンツビジネス英語（上級）（2019年2月~）
Course Period: February 2019 to July 2019
Course Goals: 既存の上級講座の続きです。教材はリアルなライセンシングとコンテンツのニュース記事、ソーシャルメディア、YouTubeやその他のビデオコンテンツ、また業界の海外にいるキーパーソンとビデオ会議、などを使用しハイレベルなコンテンツ英語を目指す。このコースのカリキュラムは参加される生徒の構成やニーズに合わせてカスタマイズされます。
This course is a continuation of an existing advanced course. Class materials are based on actual news articles, social media, YouTube and other video content, and video conferencing with industry key players overseas. The aim is to deliver industry-specific, high-level English to the students. This course is customized to the makeup and needs of the participating students.
Specific features of this semester:
#1 Thursday 14 February: Feedback on EGL#9 curriculum; presentation and discussion of EGL#10 topics; Contents article - publishing industry contents focused
#2 Tuesday 26 February: video content – fashion industry focused
#3 Tuesday 12 March: Understanding A License Agreement - Part 1 of 3
#4 Tuesday 26 March: Show & Tell – Licensing Live Chat #1 - onsite discussion with US MBA candidate specializing in anime
#5 Tuesday 9 April: Show & Tell – student #1; The Awards Process Part 1 of 2 - introduction and outline
#6 Tuesday 16 April: Show & Tell – students #2 & #3; The Awards Process Part 2 of 2 - creative writing
#7 Tuesday 14 May: Show & Tell – student #4; Contents article - blockchain focused
#8 Tuesday 21 May: Show & Tell – student #5; Understanding A License Agreement ("Protecting the Brand") - Part 2 of 3
#9 Tuesday 11 June: Show & Tell – student #6; Reading contents newsletters - absorbing information; quick reading methods
#10 Tuesday 25 June: Show & Tell – student #7; Free discussion focused topic - “Are Trade Shows A Good Business Strategy"
#11 Tuesday 9 July: Famous Designers & Creators Series #1: Jony Ives
#12 Tuesday 30 July: Understanding A License Agreement - Part 3 of 3
Course Goals: 既存の上級講座の続きです。教材はリアルなライセンシングとコンテンツのニュース記事、ソーシャルメディア、YouTubeやその他のビデオコンテンツ、また業界の海外にいるキーパーソンとビデオ会議、などを使用しハイレベルなコンテンツ英語を目指す。このコースのカリキュラムは参加される生徒の構成やニーズに合わせてカスタマイズされます。
This course is a continuation of an existing advanced course. Class materials are based on actual news articles, social media, YouTube and other video content, and video conferencing with industry key players overseas. The aim is to deliver industry-specific, high-level English to the students. This course is customized to the makeup and needs of the participating students.
Specific features of this semester:
- Understanding a Licensing Agreement - we will look at some important features of a merchandising license. While students are familiar with Japanese-language agreements, comprehending the equivalent English-language terminology is also a useful skill to have.
- The Awards Process - nominating IP for awards is an increasingly popular method to gain PR for a brand. Students will spend time learning about the awards for licensing and broadcast and will be challenged with a creative writing exercise.
- Licensing Live Chat with licensing professionals from Europe and (NEW!) Asia via Skype video (to be confirmed).
- Show & Tell – choose either The Person I Respect the Most or The Worst Licensed Product Ever and present in a fast-paced presentation style 3 x 60 format (3 slides with each slide 60 seconds).
#1 Thursday 14 February: Feedback on EGL#9 curriculum; presentation and discussion of EGL#10 topics; Contents article - publishing industry contents focused
#2 Tuesday 26 February: video content – fashion industry focused
#3 Tuesday 12 March: Understanding A License Agreement - Part 1 of 3
#4 Tuesday 26 March: Show & Tell – Licensing Live Chat #1 - onsite discussion with US MBA candidate specializing in anime
#5 Tuesday 9 April: Show & Tell – student #1; The Awards Process Part 1 of 2 - introduction and outline
#6 Tuesday 16 April: Show & Tell – students #2 & #3; The Awards Process Part 2 of 2 - creative writing
#7 Tuesday 14 May: Show & Tell – student #4; Contents article - blockchain focused
#8 Tuesday 21 May: Show & Tell – student #5; Understanding A License Agreement ("Protecting the Brand") - Part 2 of 3
#9 Tuesday 11 June: Show & Tell – student #6; Reading contents newsletters - absorbing information; quick reading methods
#10 Tuesday 25 June: Show & Tell – student #7; Free discussion focused topic - “Are Trade Shows A Good Business Strategy"
#11 Tuesday 9 July: Famous Designers & Creators Series #1: Jony Ives
#12 Tuesday 30 July: Understanding A License Agreement - Part 3 of 3