Our school provides small group education. We have over 10 instructor, including full-time and part-time staffs. The number of instructors is large compared to the number of students, and the instructor in charge of the class regularly interviews each student individually and provides career guidance. You can receive school information, correction guidance for your statement of purpose, and interview guidance as many times as you like.

Each classroom at our school is projected on one computer. I will use the combination of projections and video clips, as well as the PowerPoint program, as well as the video clips and video clips.

This course is for people staying in Japan with dependents visa, Japanese spouses visa, short-term stay visa, training visas, etc.
If you need, you can extend your stay by one month after completing the course. This is a course where you come to Japan with a residence status other than a student visa and study Japanese.
In the short-term Japanese course, you can systematically learn language behavior (the four skills of "listening," "reading," "speaking," and "writing") and language knowledge ("vocabulary" and "grammar") according to your Japanese level, and the content allows you to thoroughly learn Japanese even in a short period of time. (Residence statuses other than student visas are basically 3 months)

If you have experience studying Japanese , you can enroll at any time during the semester, but you will be required to take a level check test in advance to confirm that there are classes that suit your level.
For those who have not yet learned Japanese, enrollment will be in April or October. In some cases, admission may be possible at other times with advance notice.

Classes are held in the morning and afternoon from Monday to Friday (excluding holidays).
Classes will be divided based on entrance test scores.