Studying in Japan is not a gamble—
it is a pathway that can be clearly planned.
Today, more and more Japanese universities are no longer focused solely on
“Can you speak Japanese?”
Instead, they look closely at whether students have:
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sufficient international language proficiency
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solid academic foundations
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and a well-prepared learning trajectory built from the high school years
So what do Japanese universities really value?
How strong do language skills need to be?
And how should students prepare step by step over three years of high school
to truly meet the admission requirements of Japanese universities?
Japanese Language Program Information Session
Friday, January 16, 2026
18:30–20:00
In this session, we will help you clarify the key questions of studying in Japan—all in one evening.
Session Highlights
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An overview of Japanese university admission systems and pathways
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Realistic benchmarks for Japanese proficiency, English proficiency, and academic preparation
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Recommended three-year high school learning timeline and curriculum planning
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How the Japanese Language Program supports university applications and builds long-term competitiveness
We believe that studying abroad is not about last-minute cramming,
but a long-term preparation journey that begins in high school.
Register now to reserve your seat:
https://forms.gle/YFRfVK9QuvNLWE7g8