Journal of Language, Linguistics and Literature
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Journal of Language, Linguistics and Literature, Vol.4, No.3, Sep. 2018, Pub. Date: Aug. 31, 2018
Analysis of Japanese Teaching Reform in the Direction of Outsourcing Service Under JSP Theory
Pages: 39-44 Views: 1620 Downloads: 215
Authors
[01] Wang Jiadong, Department of Foreign Language, Shandong Jiaotong University, Jinan, China.
Abstract
The statistics of the Ministry of Commerce show that from 2009 to 2013, the market size of our outsourcing service is 14.47, 20, 32.385, 46.57, 63.85 (billion dollars). It can be said that it has been developing fast. By contrast, the proportion of outsourcing service to Japan has declined, from 2009 to 2013, it is 32.3%, 33%, 30%, 14.4%, 11.4%, respectively. Total implementation in 2013 was only $5.15 billion. But, since 2013, Japan's software and information service outsourcing industry has reversed its downward trend. It is expected that Japan will continue to grow in the next few years until the 2020 Olympic Games. The automobile and retail industry will be an important driving force for growth. To meet the market demand for outsourcing service to Japan, many colleges and universities in our country have set up relevant specialties. Companies also have been developing business training for outsourcing service. After years of development insiders found that the main source of outsourcing service talents in China is universities. However, many colleges and universities have some problems in their specialty settings, such as inaccurate positioning and unclear training objectives. This directly leads to a lack of clear direction for students’ learning, and it is difficult for students to find suitable jobs when they leave schools. And because of the rapid market change, education in colleges and universities often appears disjointed. This will make it difficult for college graduates to meet their job needs in a short time. So the healthy and effective development of related majors to outsourcing service in universities will undoubtedly play a positive role in the development of this field. Outsourcing service requires professional software knowledge and professional Japanese knowledge. So it's different from the traditional Japanese Teaching, Japanese education in the field of outsourcing service needs more pertinence. JSP theory is a teaching theory aiming at Japanese requirements in a specific field. In this article, author will analyze the Japanese teaching reform in the direction of outsourcing service from the JSP theory.
Keywords
Outsourcing Service, JSP, Teaching Reform, Japan
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