TheAlamo
11-26-10, 12:03 AM
I'm looking into applying for a Japanese linguist (MOS 2739) and one of the requirements is the completion of the DLIFLC course. I've ran into conflicting requirements from needing to be "proficient" to it being a non-issue for acceptance.
This had confused me greatly, and any attempt to find out via the DLIFLC FAQ just confuses me further. I know very little on the subject, but the DLIFLC website gives the impression of a full language course, that suggests to me that prior familiarisation with Japanese is unnecessary to eventualy achieve a linguistic oriented mos in Japanese.
I do apologize if this ended up in the wrong section, i tried searching for a more fitting section for this thread, but i didn't find one.
This had confused me greatly, and any attempt to find out via the DLIFLC FAQ just confuses me further. I know very little on the subject, but the DLIFLC website gives the impression of a full language course, that suggests to me that prior familiarisation with Japanese is unnecessary to eventualy achieve a linguistic oriented mos in Japanese.
I do apologize if this ended up in the wrong section, i tried searching for a more fitting section for this thread, but i didn't find one.