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
PrimaryⅡ
IntermediateⅠ
IntermediateⅡ
Senior
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).
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.