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A magical experience that changes you

Learning, living, and playing are all packed together.
Language study abroad at our school

Our school's original study abroad system is full of "magical experiences" that will change your life.
Our school offers two programs: ``Study Abroad,'' an original system that has been around for many years, and ``Study Abroad in Japan,'' a program that focuses on learning English.
By taking both courses, you will definitely be able to speak English. You can become a person who can play an active role in the world.
We would like to introduce our school's study abroad system where you can meet a new self.

Further improve your English skills and expand your possibilities

Full participationStudy abroadENGLISH CAMP IN GOTEMBA

This is our school's unique educational program to strengthen English ability from an early stage. The domestic study abroad program is a short-term intensive program lasting one month! All students participate to intensively improve their English ability.

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A variety of study abroad destinations to choose from depending on your goals

Those who wish to participateStudy abroadSTUDY ABROAD PROGRAM

After studying the basics and preparing thoroughly during the first year of admission, I finally went abroad, which was my dream! You can study abroad in various countries, including Seattle, which is eligible for our school's unique long-term study abroad program scholarship.

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sandwich study abroad

Follow up thoroughly before and after studying abroad!
Our school's original, from admission to graduation
Study abroad system with a focus on

Study abroad preparation / Study abroad / Job hunting

A study abroad program between the first and second years. This is our school's unique "sandwich study abroad" system. Before studying abroad, prepare thoroughly in Japan for a year, and go abroad in the best possible condition. After returning to your home country, you will be able to utilize the language skills you have acquired as an advantage in your job search.

Flow from admission to graduation

  • 1st yearStudy abroad measures

    In addition to regular classes, we will conduct a study abroad preparation course.You will learn the language necessary for life in your study abroad destination and acquire the mindset to speak before departure.

  • 2st yearStudy abroad

    In addition to English and Chinese-only classes held in level-based classes, we have a double support system in which Japanese instructors conduct follow-up classes in their own classes, ensuring that students improve their language skills.

  • 3st yearjob hunting

    You can start your job hunting by making use of the language skills you have acquired, and we also provide full support for preparing English resumes and English interviews.

  • After graduation

    Employment / Overseas internship / University transfer

Utilizing my study abroad experience

Be active globally
GraduatesVOICE

  • Discover a new you that can be proactive
    My long-cherished dream of working overseas has come true!

    The biggest thing I learned from studying abroad is to take action on my own initiative. There were many times when I strongly felt that nothing would happen unless I took action myself. Before studying abroad, I was not good at taking action on my own, but by changing my way of thinking, I was able to do it little by little, and I feel that I have grown. At school, Mr. Neil's TOEIC® classes were very easy to understand and helpful. I was able to get the hang of how to solve the questions, which also led to an understanding of my weak and strong areas. If there was something I couldn't understand during class, I would review it in the school library or cafe using a vocabulary book, past questions, apps, etc. As a result of making an effort to make it a habit to understand it within the day, I was able to increase my score from 1 points before leaving to 365 points. On holidays, I went hiking with my host family, participated in events and volunteer work organized by the school, and had fun on and off. After I get a job, I would like to spread the culture and charm of Japan to guests from all over the world.

    Mitsukoshi USA CR Program (Japan Pavilion at Walt Disney World® Resort)
    Yamada KanonSeirei High School (Aichi Prefecture)

  • Efforts are never wasted!
    Expand your world,
    It's an opportunity to grow

    My host family took me for drives and hiking almost every weekend, and invited me to their relatives' home parties. I feel like I have a bond like a real family. Another memorable experience was when we went on a five-day trip to LA and went to Disneyland Resort in California. I hardly ever cook in Japan, but I wanted to see my host family's happy faces, so I made oyakodon and tempura, and I still remember how happy I was when everyone in the family enjoyed them. During my study abroad, I decided to "always set goals and work hard!" Even though I wasn't confident in my English skills, I made an effort to actively converse, and as a result, I was able to not only express what I wanted to say smoothly, but also enjoy conversing in English. I would like to use the English skills I gained from this experience to become a flight attendant, which is my dream, and to become a person who can connect with people all over the world as a member of society and understand each other from the heart.

    All Nippon Airways Co., Ltd. (Cabin attendant)
    Shiori TsurutaYokohama Suirei High School (Kanagawa Prefecture)

  • At Disney World
    Utilizing work experience to succeed in Japan

    Conrad Osaka, where I work, has convenient access to Kansai International Airport, so many guests, including foreigners, stay there every day. Even in areas where I have little practical experience, I can respond smoothly by utilizing the wide range of knowledge I acquired through practical training during my student days. During my study abroad at Hospi, I was able to improve my TOEIC® score from 205 points before leaving to 820 points. Not only did I improve my English skills, but I also improved my communication skills through interactions with local people. I used that experience to work at Epcot Japan Pavilion, one of the parks at Walt Disney World®, for one year. As I conveyed Japanese culture to people from all over the world, I learned about international-level hospitality. My experience studying abroad and working overseas is still useful in my current workplace. I would like to continue to grow so that I can become a hotelier who can create happiness with a bright smile and a positive attitude.

    Conrad Osaka
    Mr. Masaki TsujishitaTennoji Gakuen High School (Osaka Prefecture)