A. There are 3 schools. All of them are located in Tokyo metropolitan area.　　　
Main characteristics:
・Sendagaya Japanese College (Preparatory Education Course): University & Vocational School Preparatory Course
・Sendagaya Japanese Institute: Graduate School Preparatory Course
・Sendagaya Language School: from daily conversation to business Japanese

A. ・Sendagaya Japanese College: 2 years maximum (April intake), 1 year and 6 months (October intake)
・Sendagaya Japanese Institute: 2 years maximum (April intake), 1 year and 9 months (July intake), 1 year and 6 months (October intake), 1 year and 3 months (January intake)
・Sendagaya Language School: 2 years maximum (April intake), 1 year and 9 months (July intake), 1 year and 6 months (October intake)

If the student is admitted to a higher education institution or finds a job, they can also complete the course in the middle of the program.

A. Students from several countries and regions study in our school. For example, China, Vietnam, South Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, Russia, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Ukraine, United States of America, Germany, France, Qatar, Kyrgyzstan, Sudan, Singapore, Brazil, Macao, etc.

A. In principle, there are no restrictions, but we recommend beginners to enroll at the starting date of each course. On the other hand, the applicant is required to have learned more than 150 hours of Japanese language in order to apply for the student visa. For those with less than 150 hours learned, please consult with us. We will check your Japanese language skills and eagerness to enroll through interviews and other means.

A. Yes. We have several types of scholarships, subsidies and emergency benefits accomplished by many students, such as the Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarship for Privately-Financed International Students, Semmoto Foundation Scholarship, Takayama Scholarship, Lee Soo Hyun Memorial Scholarship.

A. All of our teachers are professionals who studied Japanese language education theoretically and practically at our Japanese Language Teacher’s Training Program (https://www.jp-sji.org/jp/) or Universities. They conduct fun and easy-to-understand classes.

A. We check the students’ Japanese language skills through placement tests, interviews, etc. Then, the class level is decided according to the results. There are 9 levels in total, from elementary to advanced.

A. You can talk to the teacher if you have any questions about your studies or higher education advancement. On the other hand, if you have questions about daily life or visa, then you can talk to the Student Office staff instead. Our Student Office staff can speak multiple languages, such as English, Chinese, Vietnamese, etc. Feel free to consult with us.

A. For those planning on working in Japan after graduating from the Japanese language school, we recommend Sendagaya Language School.

A. Current students and graduates can make use of Sendagaya Group’s Employment Support Office. For those who wish to receive this type of support, please send us your inquiry.

A. You can move in at the beginning of the month when school will start (except if it falls on a weekend or national Holiday).

A. We try to arrange according to the student’s requirements as much as possible, however, there is always the possibility that we might not be able to answer all requests.

A. We try to arrange according to the student’s requirements as much as possible, however, there is always the possibility that we might not be able to answer all requests.

A. At the moment, it is not possible. Please pay by international remittance or bank transfer.