Assistant Professor / CSE
Japanese Coordinator
The Centre for Foreign Languages (CFL) at RMK College of Engineering and Technology actively promotes Japanese language learning and cultural exchange to enhance students' global career opportunities. The Japanese language programme follows a structured learning pathway from N5 to N3, enabling students to acquire internationally recognized language certifications while developing cross-cultural communication skills.
The college regularly organizes Japanese language orientation programmes, guest lectures, cultural events, industry interactions, and career guidance sessions in collaboration with organizations such as JETRO, Mirai Academy, ABK-AOTS, and leading Japanese industries. Students also participate in Japanese language proficiency examinations (JLPT/NAT), Japanese cultural club activities, and placement-oriented training programmes.
These initiatives have enabled many students to secure internships and high-paying placements in Japanese companies, making RMKCET one of the institutions actively preparing engineering students for global careers in Japan through language proficiency and industry engagement.
An audit mandatory course in Japanese and German languages is being conducted on our campus for I year students (Batch 2025–29). Around 366 students have enrolled to learn the Japanese language, while 234 students have enrolled to learn the German language.
The Japan Job Fair 2026 was conducted at the Regency Ballroom, Hyatt Regency, Chennai on 06.03.2026. 54 Students from RMK Group of Institutions participated.
A Seminar on "Life in Japan" was organized on 18.07.2025 for Japanese-learning students by Dr. Kanmani Kandaswamy, Coordinator for Japan's JICA (Japan International Cooperation Agency).
RMK-Nihongo Club logo was officially unveiled on 20.11.2025 by our Chairman, Vice Chairman, and 17 Japanese delegates from the Industry Club of Kitakami, Iwate Prefecture.
SEKISHO INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED, a Japanese company along with JETRO visited our Institution on 05.03.2026.
Japanese and German Club Activities conducted every semester to promote language learning, cultural exchange, and student talent through exciting competitions and prize-winning events.
