Curriculum

Each class is organized by a small group of 15 people on average. The homeroom teacher plays a central role in providing careful guidance that is close to each student. Although it is a large school, the number of students per class is small, so the distance between students and teachers is close, and it is a school with a cosy atmosphere where you can consult anything.

Based on high basic skills, we have a curriculum aimed at developing Japanese skills that can be acquired and used in a well-balanced manner. In addition to inputting knowledge, we are also focusing on output activities such as writing, speeches, and presentations.

Applicants are expected to have basic Japanese ability as well as knowing hiragana and katakana before starting classes to keep up with the class flow.

Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) and Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) are offered according to each level. We also hold a mock exam in the school before the exam.

We hold individual interviews with our teachers and provide thorough guidance such as examination guidance, application document preparation, and interview practice so that we can proceed to the desired course. For those who wish to graduate school, we provide individual guidance on research plans. We also provide guidance on going on to school, holding school information sessions, and providing school information.

Classes are held Monday to Friday, with Saturday and Sunday being holidays.

Students cannot choose a morning or afternoon class. The class allocation is decided based on your placement test results.

1st Class	Break	2nd Class	Break	3rd Class	Break	4th Class
09:00 – 09:45	5 minutes	09:50 – 10:35	15 minutes	10:50 – 11:35	5 minutes	11:40 – 12:25

1st Class	Break	2nd Class	Break	3rd Class	Break	4th Class
13:00 – 13:45	5 minutes	13:50 – 14:35	15 minutes	14:50 – 15:35	5 minutes	15:40 – 16:25