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College Preparatory Course [For those who obtain a college student visa].
This course is designed for students who wish to enter Japanese graduate schools, universities, junior colleges, vocational schools, etc, This course is designed to prepare students for entrance examinations such as the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU), Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT), etc., as well as interview guidance. Extracurricular activities to learn Japanese customs and culture are also offered.
Study Subjects
- Those who will obtain “College Student” status of residence
- Those who intend to enter a Japanese university, graduate school, vocational school, etc.
Classes
Beginner I Class, Beginner Ⅱ Class, Intermediate I Class, Intermediate Ⅱ Class, Intermediate Ⅲ Class
Intermediate I Class, Intermediate Ⅱ Class, Intermediate Ⅲ Class, Advanced
Advanced I Class, Advanced Ⅱ Class, Advanced Ⅲ Class,
EJU Preparation Class (for those who wish to take the EJU)
Class hours
Monday – Friday
Morning class : 9:00-12:30
Afternoon class : 13:00-16:30
※Classes are determined by level test.
Admission Period and Application Deadlines
Month of Admission to the Institute | Deadline of application to this school | Application date of Immigration Bureau | Date of issuance of Certificate of Eligibility | |
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2 year course | April | October 15 of the year before entrance | Mid-November | Late February |
1 year course 9-month course |
July | February 15 | Mid-March | Mid-May |
1 year course 6-month course |
October | May 15 | Early June | Late August |
1 year course 3-month course |
January | August 31, the year before entrance | Mid-September | Mid-November |
Fee Schedule (After April 2025)
First Year Fee | Second Year Fee | ||||
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2 Years Course (April students) |
1 year 9 month course (July) |
1 year 6 month course (October) |
1 year 3 month course (January course) |
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Screening fee | ¥20,000 | ― | ― | ― | ― |
Admission fee | ¥50,000 | ― | ― | ― | ― |
Tuition | ¥648,000(for 1 year) | ¥648,000(for 1 year) | ¥486,500(for 9 months) | ¥324,000(for 6 months) | ¥162,000(for 3 months) |
Facility fee | ¥40,000(for 1 year) | ¥40,000(for 1 year) | ¥30,000(for 9 months) | ¥20,000(for 6 months) | ¥10,000(for 3 months) |
Teaching material fee | ¥30,000(for 1 year) | ¥30,000(for 1 year) | ¥22,500(for 9 months) | ¥15,000(for 6 months) | ¥7,500(for 3 months) |
Extracurricular activity fee | ¥10,000(for 1 year) | ¥10,000(for 1 year) | ¥7,500(for 9 months) | ¥5,000(for 6 months) | ¥2,500(for 3 months) |
Total | ¥798,000(tax included) | ¥728,000(tax included) | ¥546,000(tax included) | ¥364,000(tax included) | ¥182,000(tax included) |
Short-term Course [For those who already have a status of residence or are staying in Japan for a short period of time].
This course is for those who already have a status of residence other than College Student, or those who wish to study Japanese during their short-term stay in Japan, regardless of their purpose.
Study Subjects
- Those who have a status of residence other than College Student
- Those who are staying in Japan for a short period of time
Classes
Beginner I Class, Beginner Ⅱ Class, Intermediate I Class, Intermediate Ⅱ Class, Intermediate Ⅲ Class, Intermediate IV Class, Intermediate V Class, Intermediate V Class
Intermediate I Class, Intermediate Ⅱ Class, Intermediate Ⅲ Class, Advanced
Advanced I Class, Advanced Ⅱ Class, Advanced Ⅲ Class, Preparation for Examination for College Admission for International Students
Preparation for Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students
Class hours
Monday – Friday
Morning class : 9:00~12:30
Afternoon class : 13:00-16:30
※Classes are determined by level test.
Admission Period
Admission is possible at any time.
Fee Schedule
1 month payment | 3 months payment | 6 months payment | |
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Admission fee | ¥0 | ¥0 | ¥0 |
Tuition | ¥54,000 | ¥162,000 | ¥324,000 |
Facility | ¥0 | ¥0 | ¥0 |
Discount | – ¥5,000 | − ¥45,000 | − ¥120,000 |
Total | ¥49,000(for 1 month) | ¥117,000(for 3 month) | ¥204,000(for 6 month) |
※Textbook fees are to be paid at the actual cost at the beginning of the class.
※For 6 months after the first enrollment, the facility fee of 3,500 yen / month will be waived.
※Once the payment has been made, it will not be refunded at all.
Curriculum
Regular classes(every Monday through Friday)
Elementary | Elementary I3 months | Elementary Ⅱ3 months |
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Contents | Elementary Japanese I 【Introductory Japanese】 (conversation, writing, listening comprehension, composition, etc.) JLPT N5 level questions |
Elementary Japanese Ⅱ 【Elementary Japanese】 (conversation, writing, listening comprehension, composition, etc.) JLPT N4 level questions |
Curriculum | To acquire basic grammar, conversation skills, kana and kanji, and to develop the ability to engage in simple daily conversation and elementary reading and writing. ■Kana and Kanji (220 characters) ■Kanji words (350 words) ■Vocabulary (approximately 1200 words) |
Cultivate the ability to engage in basic daily conversation, such as communicating one’s intentions and making requests. ■Kanji (298 characters) ■Kanji words (422 words) ■Vocabulary (approx. 1200 words) |
Teaching materials | Elementary Japanese I Daichi Beginner’s level Japanese Ⅰ Daichi basic problem collection Minna no Nihongo Elementary I Kanji |
Beginner’s Japanese Ⅱ Daichi Beginner’s level Japanese Ⅱ Daichi Basic problem collection Minna no Nihongo Elementary Ⅱ Kanji |
Level JLPT | Equivalent to N5 JLPT | Equivalent to N4 |
Intermediate | Intermediate I3 months | Intermediate Ⅱ3 months | Intermediate Ⅲ3 months |
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Contents | Intermediate Japanese (Basic) Intermediate Sentence patterns and expressions, Reading (close reading) Intermediate conversation, listening comprehension, composition JLPT N3 level questions Intermediate to advanced level Japanese |
Intermediate to upper-intermediate level Intermediate sentence patterns and expressions, reading comprehension (close reading) Intermediate conversation, listening comprehension, composition JLPT N2 level questions |
Intermediate to upper-intermediate level Intermediate sentence patterns, expressions, reading comprehension (close reading, speed reading) Intermediate conversation, listening comprehension, composition JLPT N2 level questions |
Curriculum | While functionally organizing the basic sentence patterns and grammar acquired in the beginner level, acquire the foundation for more advanced conversation and expression. ■Kanji (approx. 250 characters) ■Vocabulary (approx. 1500 words) |
Acquire somewhat advanced sentence patterns and grammar, Kanji and vocabulary, and be able to have natural conversations about general matters. Develop the ability to read carefully as a basis for reading newspapers,magazines, and general books. ■Kanji (approx. 250 characters) ■Vocabulary (approx. 2000 words) |
Acquire slightly advanced sentence patterns and grammar, Kanji and vocabulary, and be able to have natural conversations about general matters. Develop the ability to read carefully as a basis for reading raw materials. Also, acquire the basics of speed reading for reading newspapers and magazines. ■Kanji (approx. 250 characters) ■Vocabulary (approx. 2000 words) |
Teaching materials | New Approach Intermediate Japanese Basic Live Japanese for Beginner and Intermediate 1 Japanese Business Conversation, Japanese for Business Everyday Listening New 50 Days Beginner’s Japanese Grammar Summary, etc. |
New Approach Intermediate Japanese, Complete Japanese language live broadcasts, upper-intermediate level Japanese business conversation Daily Listening Comprehension Plus 40 Intermediate Japanese Grammar Essentials 20 Intermediate Kanji Book, etc. |
New Approach Intermediate Japanese, Complete Advanced Japanese reading comprehension, etc. Daily Listening Comprehension Plus 40 Listening Comprehension Strategies for Developing Advanced Abilities Advanced Japanese Grammar Exercises, Fast Reading Japanese Intermediate Kanji Book, etc. |
Level JLPT | Equivalent to N3 JLPT | N3 to N2 equivalent JLPT | Equivalent to N2 |
Advanced | Advanced Ⅰ3 months | Advanced Ⅱ3 months | Advanced Ⅲ3 months |
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Contents | Advanced Japanese Advanced functional words and expressions, reading comprehension (close reading, speed reading) Conversation, listening comprehension, composition JLPT N1 level questions |
Advanced Japanese Advanced functional words and expressions, reading comprehension (close reading, speed reading) Conversation, listening comprehension, composition JLPT N1 level questions |
Super advanced Japanese Reading comprehension (close reading, speed reading, long reading) Debate, speech Essay writing |
Curriculum | To acquire advanced grammar (functional words), Kanji and vocabulary, and to comprehensively acquire appropriate Japanese for a variety of situations, which is necessary for social life. To deepen knowledge of society and circumstances in Japan from newspapers, magazines and other live materials, and to be able to hold discussions and debates. Acquire the ability to write papers and reports, make speeches, etc., and acquire the ability to carry out their duties without hindrance after entering higher education or finding employment. ■Kanji (about 2,000 characters) ■Vocabulary (about 10,000 words) |
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Teaching materials | Advanced Japanese Listening comprehension strategies to develop advanced level skills Advanced Japanese Grammar Exercises, Fast Reading Japanese Perfect Master Japanese Language Proficiency Test Question Preparation Japanese language summary problem collection, etc. Advanced level Japanese |
Advanced Japanese Listening to the Asahi Shimbun Advanced Japanese grammar exercises Newspaper articles, magazines (Aera, etc.), etc. |
Advanced Japanese Listening to the Asahi Shimbun Advanced Japanese grammar exercises Newspaper articles, magazines (Aera, etc.), Other live materials |
Level JLPT | JLPT N2 to N1 equivalent | JLPT N1 equivalent | JLPT N1 equivalent or higher |
Preparatory Classes for College Preparation
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Classes are held as soon as there are enough students who wish to participate. |