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Intercultural Institute of Japan
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Intercultural Institute of Japan, Akihabara Campus (Long-term
course)
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No. of Students:
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500 - 700 |
25 - 50 |
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No. of Classes:
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30 - 40 |
7 |
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Class Size:
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Approx. 17 students per class |
2 to 10 students per class |
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No. of Levels:
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A wide range of levels including Beginner,
Basic, Intermediate, Advanced and Superior Advanced |
7 levels including Beginner, Basic, Intermediate and Advanced |
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Major Nationalities represented:
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Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Singapore,
Switzerland, Norway |
America, Australia, Korea, Thailand, Taiwan,
Switzerland |
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Age Limits:
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High School Graduate and above |
15 years old and up |
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Start Dates:
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April, July, October, January
| Every Monday
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Minimum Enrollment:
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1 year |
1 week |
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Accomodation:
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School Dormitory available |
"Weekly" rental apartments, homestay |
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School Details:
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The long-term course has specialized goals
such as entering Japanese university, improving test scores or working in Japan.
There are a wide range of levels insuring you will be placed in the level closest
matching your abilities.
The school dormitory is close enough to walk to from the Institute.
Located in Akihabara, one of the most active and well-known places in Tokyo. |
Classes are small, meaning more chances to
speak and improve.
Start dates are available every Monday, and you can start from as little as one
week.
The institute focuses on acquiring Japanese, not just memorizing it. You'll be
able to use the language you learn every day. |
