ISI Language SchoolKyoto, Japan

For those who are already in Japan and will not need a student visa.
Extra compulsory fees

• Facilities: JPY 1100.
  
  Features of this course
  
  
  1. Can study for a minimum period of 2 weeks
     This is a course for students who come to Japan with a visa status other than a college student visa and study Japanese for as little as 2 weeks. This course is also available for those who wish to stay in Japan for more than one year on a working holiday visa or Japanese spouse visa. In the Short-Term General Japanese Course, students can systematically learn language behaviors (“listening,” “reading,” “speaking,” and “writing”) and language knowledge (“vocabulary” and “grammar”) according to their Japanese language level, so that they can learn Japanese well even in a short period of time.
     
     
  2. Enrollment is open 4 times a year
     For those that are absolute beginners, please enter at the beginning of any of the April, July, October and January terms. Those with experience in Japanese may enter the middle of terms as well. In this case, please take a preliminary Level Check Test so we can assign you to a class that matches with your Japanese skills.
     

Features of this course

1. Enrollment is open 4 times a year
   Admissions are four times a year at the Takadanobaba, Ikebukuro, and Kyoto campuses (April, July, October, and January). Nagano campus admissions are twice a year in April and October.
   
   
2. The Academic Year begins in April
   In accordance with the standard schedule of the Japanese education system, our school year generally begins in April. From April to March of the Following year comprises a school year. The following second year subsequently begins the next April to the next March.
   
   
3. Class teacher system
   There is a homeroom teacher for each class, so students can always consult with them in regards to problems related to learning and school life. Each school has a special area for consultation, so you can feel security in your personal conversations.
   
   
4. Full career support
   If you enroll from the beginner level, your personal teacher will provide an individual interview in October of the first year (intermediate and above levels may begin immediately). Following this, you can receive regular career guidance meetings every three months. In addition to regular interviews, you can also apply for interviews with your teacher at any time you feel it necessary. Each campus also has a career advisor who specializes in career guidance. In cooperation with your teachers, we will do our utmost to support students who hope to go on to higher education as well as those who wish to work.
   
   
5. Elective classes to meet your needs
   Beginning at the Intermediate II level, elective classes will be offered twice a week (90 minutes per class). Students can choose classes from the following options: Graduate School Preparation, EJU Exam Preparation (University/Vocational School Preparation), JLPT Exam Preparation, Conversation, and Job Hunting, according to their future plans and study objectives after graduation. Students can learn more practical content to meet their needs.
   
   
6. Meaningful Activities
   As part of off-campus learning and as an opportunity for international exchange, each school at the ISI Group conducts various events.