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Teaching Plan

International Student Courses

Courses for students abroad are designed to help them enter universities, college of postgraduates and training schools.
Balanced improvement of 4 skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing), and guides to pass examinations to study in Japan and Japanese ability.
Courses are opened based on 1 year, 1 year and 3 months, 1 year and 6 months and 1 year and 9 months.
The opening time of each course may vary from year to year. For details, please refer to the general regulations of admission.

1-year course

Admission in
April

PrimaryⅠ

-

PrimaryⅡ

-

IntermediateⅠ

190hours

IntermediateⅡ

380hours

Senior

190hours

 Total 
760hours

Course for
1 year and 3 months

Admission in
January

PrimaryⅠ

-

PrimaryⅡ

-

IntermediateⅠ

380hours

IntermediateⅡ

380hours

Senior

190hours

 Total 
950hours

Course for
1 year and 6 months

Admission in
October

PrimaryⅠ

-

PrimaryⅡ

190hours

IntermediateⅠ

380hours

IntermediateⅡ

380hours

Senior

190hours

 Total 
1140hours

Course for
1 year and 9 months

Admission in
July

PrimaryⅠ

-

PrimaryⅡ

380hours

IntermediateⅠ

380hours

IntermediateⅡ

380hours

Senior

190hours

 Total 
1330hours

2-year course

Admission in
April

PrimaryⅠ

190hours

PrimaryⅡ

380hours

IntermediateⅠ

380hours

IntermediateⅡ

380hours

Senior

190hours

 Total 
1520hours

PrimaryⅠ

PrimaryⅠ

  • Be able to read, listen and speak Japanese at a grade from N5 or N4 in JLPT
  • Be able to answer simple questions in Japanese in daily life
  • Be able to comprehend simple articles
  • Be able to read and write hiragana and katakana, and about 100 Chinese characters.
  • Understand the living habits and social life rules in Japan.
PrimaryⅡ

PrimaryⅡ

  • Be able to read, listen and speak Japanese at a grade N4 in JLPT
  • Be able to answer simple questions in Japanese in daily life with your own claims.
  • Be able to comprehend simple articles
  • Be able to read and write about 400 Chinese characters.
IntermediateⅠ

IntermediateⅠ

  • Be able to read, listen and speak Japanese at a grade N3 in JLPT
  • Be familiar with the unique expression modes and tones of Japanese.
  • Be able to apply grammars and dialogue performances learned to improve application ability.
  • Be able to comprehend summative articles.
  • Be expanded in expression capacity via articles of about 400 characters
  • Be able to read and write about 800 Chinese characters.
IntermediateⅡ

IntermediateⅡ

  • Be able to read, listen and speak Japanese at a grade from N3 to N2 in JLPT
  • Be able to comprehend summative articles.
  • Be familiar with the overview of Japan.
  • Be able to give speeches around simple subjects and discuss with others.
  • Be able to speak according to TPO requirements.
  • Be expanded in expression capacity via articles of about 1000 characters
  • Be able to read and write about 1200 Chinese characters, and master the skills to use them in the meanwhile.
Senior

Senior

  • Be able to read, listen and speak Japanese at a grade from N2 to N1 in JLPT
  • Be improved in the ability to comprehend articles with more characters.
  • Be familiar with the overview of Japan.
  • Be a master of topicality vocabularies.
  • Be able to speak according to TPO requirements.
  • Be able to establish theses and articles, with your own opinions.
  • Be able to read and write about 1500 Chinese characters, and master the skills to use them in the meanwhile.
Date of class Date of rest
MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN
In the morning (4 classes)
from 8:40
to 12:00
(break between classes)
Break
In the afternoon
(4 classes)
from 13:30
to 16:50
(break between classes)
Break

※In addition to dates for rest, students may have days off during the festivals of Japan or Okinawa, or as arranged by the school (about 2-3 weeks in each season).

Local Living Course

Courses oriented by local life.
For the purpose to master necessary dialoguing skills in Japanese in daily life, with “listening and speaking” activities as the center.
Class courses and one-on-one private courses are available according to your level and the number of students
Please consult the school after reading the general regulations of admission.

Annual Agenda

Annual Agenda