Introduction to more complex grammar such as volitional, passive, causative-passive forms, conditional forms, potential expressions, conjunctions, and formal language usage.

• Vocabulary Expansion and Kanji: Learning intermediate-level vocabulary and approximately 350-400 kanji characters to improve reading and writing skills.

• Listening and Speaking Practice: Emphasis on understanding everyday conversations and talks, practicing pronunciation and intonation to sound natural, and engaging in smooth, contextually appropriate conversations.

• Reading Comprehension: Ability to read and understand texts of 600-1,000 characters on familiar topics, including distinguishing between spoken and written Japanese styles.

• Writing Skills: Writing simple compositions (400-600 characters) expressing personal impressions and opinions, as well as summarizing texts, progressing towards academic writing.

• Cultural and Social Contexts: Learning appropriate social registers, cultural norms, and situational Japanese to communicate effectively in real-life scenarios.

• Communication Skills: Developing the ability to express thoughts logically and rationally, participate in discussions, and use Japanese in various social contexts.