Eligibility

Kikokushijo Japan screens students based on their natural English proficiency, unlike cramming schools and English conversation schools (juku and eikaiwa). As a result, we only accept students who can participate in a native-like English-speaking environment. As a result of our evaluation, which is based on more than 20 years of education experience, students with near-native English proficiency are favored.

For example, Kikokushijo students who went to English-speaking schools outside of Japan are given preference. However, we do accept students who graduated from international kindergartens or are enrolled in international elementary schools in Japan, as long as they meet the course's language proficiency standards.

What Does the Curriculum Look Like in Your School?

Kikokushijo Japan's curriculum is centered on retaining natural English language fluency. We achieve this goal by adhering to the basic tenets of future success:

• Collaboration
• Communication
• Curiosity
• Creativity
• Competence
• Commitment
• Connection
• Confidence
• Craftsmanship

We allow learners to broaden their language and academic skills by developing these skills. As we plan our lessons, we use the above basic ideas to introduce subjects like history, geography, science, math, and writing.

Our main goal is to help students prepare for the challenging process of getting into junior high school.

Opening Schedule

November 2022: Accepting Applications

Our initial openings are for elementary (3rd–6th grade) students. We will announce classes for younger students in 2023.

January 2023: Pre-Launch

We will select students who applied during our initial application period in November 2022 for the pre-launch period. They will start classes in January 2023.

April 2023: Grand Opening

From January, we will accept applications and students based on availability