Learn the language & live long-term in the Japanese Countryside

Recommended For:

People who want to live in the Japanese countryside learning Japanese
People who want to work in Japan, or go on towards studying in university or vocational college in Japan.

Requirements:

Be over 18 years old
Graduated high school, or in their last year about to graduate when applying.
Have financial means to live in Japan for a year & pay for school fees (details are sent after inquiring).

Courses:

(1) 1-year course
Starts in April or October

Beginners get JLPT N4
High Beginners get JLPT N3
Suitable for those who want to find a job. Recommended for those who aim to work on a Specified Skills Worker visa (new visa allowing you to work in Japan without a degree, in certain industries)
Learn language and communication skills such as:

Talking comprehensively with a wide range of customers/ people
Holding conversations
Communicating with team members
Making reports, presentation and drafting business correspondence

(2) 1-year-6-month course
Starts in October

Beginners get JLPT N3
High Beginners get JLPT N2
Learn language and communication skills such as:
- Talking comprehensively with a wide range of customers/ people
- Holding conversations
- Communicating with team members
- Making reports, presentations and drafting business correspondence

(3) 2-year course
Starts in April

Beginners get JLPT N2

For those who wish to acquire solid Japanese and link it to their career. You can freely plan your career, such as university or employment.
Learn language and communication skills such as:
- Talking comprehensively with a wide range of people in the field of private and business situation.
- Communicating with team members in different cultures
- Make reports, presentations and drafting business correspondence
- Selecting and implementing context-sensitive communication.

Textbook: Marugoto

In ” Marugoto”, using Japanese to actually communicate is the goal. The goal is not just to increase your knowledge of grammar and sentence patterns. Can-dos are set as objectives that show what you will be able to do in what situations, and you study Japanese that can be used in real-life situations.
Marugoto incorporates learning processes that are based on the results of a variety of studies on second language acquisition.
For example, the process from input, in the form of audio recordings, to oral output is taken into consideration, so that ability in oral output can be increased.
Grammar practice is designed so that, through Notice and Discover activities that take place within real communication, grammar can be learned within a meaningful context.
The study materials fee is included in the tuition fee.

Unlike what is commonly practiced, there is a large focus on practicing speaking, using techniques such as shadowing.
So you will actually be able to converse, not just studying for tests!
Dormitory and school is only a few minutes from the station!

The place is a tourist area, so there are many places to eat, and local cafes, hotels, places to find a part-time job, to supplement living costs and actually practice your Japanese!

The school even prepares cultural activities, and even fun activities near the lake, to understand the culture and enjoy your life here in Japan.

Students with a student visa can work up to 28 hours per week. During the semester breaks or long-term holidays like Golden-week or New Year’s holiday, students can work up to 40 hours per week.

We can help you apply for the student visa, please inquire.

School fees:

1st year tuition:

775,500 JPY

Entrance and first month’s dormitory fees

68,000 JPY

Please pay the dormitory fee every month after you arrive in Japan.

Total (tuition + entrance and first month dormitory)

843,500 JPY
In case of using the school’s dormitory.

Starting Dates:

April & October every year.

Begin Planning Today

For 1 year+ course:
- You must apply about 6 months before; due to student visa immigration processes. We can assist you with this.

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