-> Scholarships Available:

To those on a student visa with excellent grades and attendance, who are studying for over one year. (Maximum study duration is 2 years on a student visa. You most likely need a student visa if you would like to study for over 3 months. Contact us and we will walk you through the process).

-> Job-Finding Class

Admission Criteria for job-hunting class: Those eligible to apply for a work visa in Japan (Associate and Bachelor Degree holders).

Content: Core classes of reading, writing, speaking & listening Japanese. Intermediate and advanced levels involve core classes, plus this job-finding class if you choose this elective.

Highlights: -Learn proper business manners, unique to Japan-Job interview skills practice

-Helps prepare for the JLPT N1 and N2

Opportunities to attend: -Career fairs for foreign students

-On-campus orientation sessions held by Japanese companies wishing to hire foreign students. Be able to talk to the people in charge of human resources and schedule an interview with them.

Essential for people intending to find work in Japan, you will learn:

-Business Japanese, and 'Honorific' form of the language.

-Communication Ability, International Understanding.

-Presentation Skills, Analysis of One's Strengths.

-Gain an understanding of Japanese affairs, business manners and the ability to adapt to Japanese society.

-Immediately start analyzing different companies, by subscribing to job-hunting websites.

-During business visits, have to opportunity to talk to other foreigners already working with Japanese people.

-> College Pathway Class

At the beginner levels, the student will learn the basics by learning reading・listening・writing・speaking.

At the intermediate and advanced levels, after taking 16 Core Classes per week, the student can choose 2~4 more classes per week electives such as JLPT preparation or conversation.

For those classes with lots of students that do not use Kanji, there will be a lot more time spent learning kanji so they will not have problems once they go to college.

Also, in order to deepen the understanding of the Japanese culture, different types of activities from time to time are scheduled.

College trial classes are scheduled about 3 to 4 times a year.

The students will have the opportunity to attend different classes and take a look at the vocational schools/colleges before they apply to them.

-> JLPT N2 or N1 Class

What is the JLPT?

It stands for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, and is used to assess your Japanese level. The levels go from N5, basic Japanese; to N1, advanced Japanese.

To work full-time in Japan, it is recommended to have at least N2 level of the JLPT. The JLPT is a useful benchmark to have as a clear goal for improving your language ability.

Contents: Core classes of reading, writing, speaking & listening.

The aim is to pass the N1, N2 level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test given in July and December.

As preparation, during the 3 months of the April and August term, past questions and mock tests are given.

By continuously doing past questions, the students will get used to the question format and be able to overcome their weakness.

During the 3 months of the July and January term, the student will gain the necessary basic knowledge by strengthening their vocabulary, their listening comprehension and their reading comprehension skills.

The students will not only be able to prepare for the test but will also gain a much broader knowledge of the language.