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Higher education support
Japanese Language School can receive guidance on advancing to universities or vocational schools at any time.
For students wishing to pursue further education, we provide detailed information—such as how to obtain brochures, admission requirements, and tuition fees—and answer questions regarding past entrance exams and interviews. Depending on the institution, scores from the EJU or TOEFL may be required in addition to the JLPT, so students are encouraged to work on honing their skills on an ongoing basis.
Consultation hours: 10:00 am-17:00 pm (Monday-Friday)
Advancement to higher education and employment for graduates
| Graduates in 2019 (30 students) | |
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| 2 year course (14 students) | 1 year and 6 months course (16 students) |
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| Graduates in 2020 (21 students) | |
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| 2 year course (15 students) | 1 year and 6 months course (6 students) |
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| Graduates in 2021 (50 students) | |
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| 2 year course (20 students) | 1 year and 6 months course (30 students) |
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| Graduates in 2022 (48 students) | |
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| 2 year course (zero students) | 1 year and 6 months course (48 students) |
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| Graduates in 2023 37 students dropped out and went on to further education. | |
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| 2 year course (37 students) | 1 year and 6 months course (0 students) |
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| Graduates in 2024 (125 students) | |
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| 2 year course (84 students) | 1 year and 6 months course (41 students) |
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| Graduates in 2025 (98 students) | |
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| 2 year course (30 students) | 1 year and 6 months course (68 students) |
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| Graduates in 2026 (158 students) | |
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| 2 year course (157 students) | 1 year and 6 months course (0 students) |
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