12 Language Year Japanese courses in Japan

Students in this program must be in possession of a valid visa to stay in Japan for the study period. The school does not offer student visas.

Beginner students should know the hiragana alphabet.

Students in this program must be in possession of a valid visa to stay in Japan for the study period. The school does not offer student visas. The 24-week course has no breaks. For the 40-week and 60-week courses, there are 7 to 20 weeks of holidays in the middle depending on the starting date and terms. Beginner students should know the hiragana alphabet. To take the 1-year course students need to have a pre-intermediate or lower intermediate language level and have a working holiday visa or permanent visa.

There's no minimum age, but minimum requirement for long term course is high school graduate.

Levels A1/A2/B1 have lessons in the afternoon and levels B2/C1/C2 have lessons in the morning.

Prices includes application fee, admission fee, utility fee, materials and student insurance.

The medical insurance fee is compulsory for all students studying for 1 year and for all students studying in August.

Extra compulsory fees

For both 6 months and 1 year courses:

• Visa application: JPY 22000.
• Admission: JPY 77000.

For 6 months (2 terms):

• Materials: JPY 22000.
• Facilities: JPY 28000.

For 1 year (4 terms):

• Materials: JPY 44000.
• Facilities: JPY 56000.

Price includes registration fee, visa processing fee, class tuition fee and textbooks.
The application due dates for this course are as follows:

• 22.2.24 for the 21 month July programme
• 20.05.24 for the 18 and 12 month October programmes

Standard Japanese classes, followed by an extra hour of conversational practice every day to give you the confidence you need to survive in Japan.
Requires 150 hours of previous Japanese study.