| No. of Students: |
Approx. 320 |
| No. of Classes: |
20 classes (as of March 2008) |
| Class Size: |
15 to 19 students per class |
| No. of Levels: |
10 levels (as of March 2008) |
| Major Nationalities represented: |
Korean: 128 students (46%),Taiwanese: 79 students (8%),
Thai: 26 students (9%), Chinese (incl. Hong Kong): 26 students (9%), Vietnam,
Laos, Australia, Philipines, New Zealand, Sweden, America and others |
| Age Limits: |
No specific age limits |
| Start Dates: |
Study Abroad Visa (1 year course): April and October |
| Minimum Enrollment: |
3 months (3 month courses are available only for Summer
and Winter courses, June - Sept. and Jan. - March) |
| Accomodation: |
CBC works with Leo Palace to offer a total of 6 dormitories
in various locations.
One is for women-only, the others are shared. Total number of buildings: 6 (120
student capacity)
Locations: Leo Palace Grace, Kairaku, Hikari (women only), Kurata, Vega, Crescent
There are other accommodations available besides the above rooms.
Students must pay a one time Deposit, Entrance Fee and Insurance, as well as
monthly rent.
Rent usually includes water, electricity and Internet fees.
Dorms are located at different distances from the school, and depending on the
mode of transportation, it takes 20 minutes by bicycle, bus or train.
Rooms are for two students, and are equipped with an air-conditioner, refrigerator,
electric cooking heater, microwave, TV, washer and dryer, desks, chairs and bedding
sets.
* There are other fully furnished accommodations available (single and double
rooms).
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| School Details: |
CBC was started in 1948 and has an established reputation as a vocational school.
In addition to their Japanese language program, they also have trade, hotel industry,
Japanese education and other programs.
The College has 7 to 8 levels from Basic to Advanced insuring you will be placed
in the level right for you. Curriculum is well-balanced with focus on reading
and writing, conversation skills, going on to higher education and working in
Japan and others. The college prides itself on giving students well-rounded skills
in all areas, not only language.
There are many cultural events every year. For example, in August there is
the biggest festival in Kawasaki, the Sanno Festival. Every year, around 40 boys
and girls carry "Omikoshi", a portable shrine, and parade the city of
Kawasaki. This event has been taken place by the help of "Kawasaki Higashi
Lions Club" since 1988, and now it is one of the biggest events of CBC. After
the festival, the students are invited to a lunch party by the Club.
Also, CBC has connections with students from Universities, elementary and high
schools in the area and often host events, giving students chances to interact
with the locals, as well as special events such as Korean language circle, Sports
clubs, circles, and other events.
The school is located in Kawasaki, which is conveniently located between Tokyo
and Yokohama, offering a relatively quiet and safe atmosphere to learn. Students
can take the train to reach both city centers inexpensively and quickly.
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