Both international students and those with roots abroad.

For those whose parents are foreign nationals or who have lived abroad for a long period of time and have concerns about their Japanese language ability, we have established a "Japanese Language Course" that allows students to study Japanese in addition to the regular curriculum.

*This course is free of charge.

subject (of taxation, etc.)

Those who have Japanese language proficiency at the level of JLPT N2 and wish to improve their Japanese language skills while studying in each department.

Department/Course

International Business Career Course, International Airline Course, International Tourism Course, International Hotel Course, Digital Communication Course, Global Communication Course, English Major Course, Asian/European Language Course French, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai Course, English for Children Teacher Training Course

• Departments and courses other than those listed above and one-year programs do not offer this service.
• This is not a course to learn Japanese language from the basics.
• If the results of the entrance examination indicate that a student is unable to attend classes in Japanese, he/she may be required to take classes in Japanese.
• Tuition fees are the same as for regular departments and courses, even if you take the Japanese Language Program.

Application Requirements for International Students

Applicants must have studied at a Japanese language school for at least 6 months or have passed JLPT N2 level or above, and have a guarantor who lives in Japan*1 or abroad*2.

• 1 Japanese nationals or foreigners with permanent resident status in Japan.
• 2 In principle, one of the parents or a relative. A copy of the guarantor's official identification such as passport or driver's license and contact information (address, telephone number, and e-mail address) must be submitted. In this case, the guarantor must be able to provide a person who lives in Japan and understands Japanese well as a guarantor*3.
• 3 A friend or acquaintance over 20 years old and residing in Japan who can be contacted in case of emergency (injury, illness, accident, incident, etc.). Please note that underwriters will not be responsible for tuition or other financial obligations.

• There are other application qualifications and requirements for international students. Please be sure to check the application guidelines posted on the web application site of the school's website.

curriculum

In Japanese 1, students take classes focusing on "reading," "writing," and "presentation" three times a week to acquire the Japanese language skills necessary to attend classes in Japanese without difficulty, with the aim of passing the N1 level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test. In Japanese 2, students take classes focusing on "writing" and "presentation" twice a week, and prepare for essays, entry sheets, and interviews in Japanese.

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• Going Beyond the Two Colleges

  common subject

  English x ICT x Career