JLPT prep classes are offered for levels N3 to N1. In class, students familiarize themselves with the structure of the exam, how to solve the exam questions, and how to achieve high scores. A mock exam will be conducted using an app developed by the school.

Students can take classes that meet their objectives, such as “Business Japanese,” “JLPT Preparation, and “Japanese Conversation”.

There are various classes, such as “talking about your hobbies”, “introducing your own country,” “the cultural difference between Japan and your own country,” “talking about the news,” and “students bringing in themes to exchange ideas,” and the content varies depending on the level.

In the “Business Japanese Class”, which is an elective class, students can intensively learn the Japanese necessary for job hunting. This includes how to write a resume and learning Japanese corporate culture through case studies. Students will be able to acquire the Japanese language skills they need to successfully find employment.

There are classes in which groups and individuals research, compile, and present Japanese culture and custom topics (for example; maneki-neko, Japanese confectionery etc). Students can learn a lot about Japan by researching and presenting topics about Japan.

Students are organized into classes based on prior knowledge of Chinese characters and existing Japanese language level. In class, students familiarize themselves with the structure of the exam, how to solve the exam questions, and how to achieve high scores. A mock exam will be conducted using an app developed by the school.

Students choose classes based on which school they want to go to. There are college preparatory classes for those who wish to apply for university, while there are JLPT preparatory classes for those who want to go to vocational college. Students prepare for exams through solving problem exercises and completing mock exams, learning how to write an essay, and how to complete their applications to the highest possible standard.

On top of learning essential Japanese language skills, students continue to build their communication skills in conversation class. From January to March, students in the Mid-Senior level or higher also take “Discussion” and “Speech” classes.

Japanese for business use (conducted from January to March at Upper Intermediate level and above)

Getting to know Japanese culture (conducted from January to March at the Upper Intermediate level and above)

Translation class where students translate dramas and films into Japanese (held at the Upper Intermediate level and above during the January-March period)