From 5-star hotels used by VIPs to new style hotels
Introducing professional seniors who are active in a wide range of genres.

The hotel's all-round key person is available to answer any enquiries you may have. They provide a wide range of support to suit your needs, from tourist information and restaurant recommendations to arranging plane tickets.
OSakuranomiya High School (Osaka Prefecture)

You will manage check-in and check-out and work with other departments to ensure smooth operation of the front desk so that guests do not have to wait.
URokko Gakuin High School (Hyogo Prefecture)

An advisor with extensive knowledge of wine and other drinks who can enhance the taste of food and drink. Also responsible for purchasing, storing, and managing wine.
OSakurawa High School (Osaka Prefecture)

The main job is to explain the menu and serve food and drinks. Another role of this job is to create a comfortable atmosphere and ensure that customers enjoy their meal.
WTakatori International High School (Nara Prefecture)

Responsible for welcoming guests, guiding them to their rooms, and seeing them off when they depart. This is an important position that influences the impression of the hotel.
UTokai University Osaka Gyosei High School (Osaka Prefecture)

This is an important role as you are the first to welcome guests at the main entrance or banquet hall entrance. You will be responsible for directing vehicles, assisting guests as they get in and out of the building, and guiding them inside and outside the building.
MAyabe High School (Kyoto Prefecture)

Utilizing knowledge and skills related to alcoholic beverages, this job involves creating beverages using a wide variety of alcoholic beverages. Customer service skills are also required.
INara Ikuei High School (Nara Prefecture)

As a room attendant, you will be responsible for taking care of guests, from welcoming them to seeing them off, by serving meals, cleaning up, preparing bedding, and more.
MAkashi Shimizu High School (Hyogo Prefecture)
Introducing graduates who are active as cabin attendants and ground staff.

The study abroad program allowed me to face my weaknesses in English and steadily overcome challenges such as taking the TOEIC® exam. My teachers taught me the importance of having faith in my goals and sticking to them. Being a flight attendant is a very attractive job that allows me to experience human warmth. Every flight is never the same, and I am required to be able to respond flexibly to various situations, but I value my belief of "putting safety first and providing the best service that is considerate of our customers."
THatsukaichi Nishi High School (Hiroshima Prefecture)

I am working as a ground staff member in a workplace that has been my dream since I was in junior high school. What is particularly useful in class is that I was taught English pronunciation and practical ways to use it. Thanks to being able to acquire English skills at a study abroad level, I am actively working to serve foreign customers. The appeal of this job is that I can hear "thank you" directly and feel the joy of working in a team. It takes a lot of professional skills to fly an airplane. I feel a great sense of accomplishment working as a part of that team. I would like to continue to work with pride while making the most of my own personality.
IItami Kita High School (Hyogo Prefecture)

THachinohe Commercial High School (Aomori Prefecture)

KNihon University First High School (Tokyo)

IYokohama Seiryo High School (Kanagawa Prefecture)
IMihara High School (Tokyo)

NChiba Nishi High School (Chiba Prefecture)

SMatsudo Municipal High School (Chiba Prefecture)
HSaitama Heisei High School (Saitama Prefecture)

MAsahi High School (Kanagawa Prefecture)
Many graduates are making use of their study abroad experience and are active in a variety of industries and workplaces.
By acquiring practical language skills, you will be able to expand your horizons not only in Japan but also overseas.
Our school also provides comprehensive support for finding employment overseas or in jobs that utilize language skills, and will do our utmost to help you realize your dreams.

I am a teppanyaki chef at "Teppan Edo" at Walt Disney World®︎ Resort in Florida. I cook in front of the guests and perform in front of them, and I enjoy my work while trying new things every day. I am happiest when my hospitality livens up the table and makes the guests happy. Living in America has made me fall in love with Japan all over again. In the future, I would like to become someone who can convey the charm of Japan to overseas guests who come to Japan.
Jobs that make use of English
MSan
2022 Graduation / Kadoma Namihaya High School (Osaka Prefecture)

Since we will be with our customers for up to 14 days, we will always be on the lookout for any customers who are in trouble, and we will remember what we say and say hello to them the next time we see them. I'm trying to do it. The expressiveness and hospitality spirit I acquired while attending school are also utilized in my communication with customers. I work in a workplace where I can build relationships of trust like family with staff from over 50 countries, and I find it fun and rewarding every day.
Jobs that make use of English
YSan
2017 Graduate / Jonan Ryoso High School (Kyoto Prefecture)

As a guest relations host, I provide various types of customer support, including check-in, reservations, inquiries, and planning surprises. One of my most memorable experiences while I was a student was studying abroad in the United States. Meeting new people and seeing a different world greatly changed my values. Because I was able to learn English well, I am able to communicate smoothly with customers in my current job, and I enjoy every day feeling rewarded by the words "thank you."
Jobs that make use of English
HSan
Graduated in 2016 / Yawata Commercial High School (Shiga Prefecture)

Through my time studying abroad in Seattle, I have become more comfortable using English to express and communicate, and now I use that English ability to work as an English conversation teacher for preschoolers and elementary school students. The children are sometimes less motivated and sometimes more motivated, but I aim to be an "entertainer" for the children so that I can motivate them all, and I feel rewarded when I enjoy lessons filled with smiles. Although I use textbooks equivalent to the Eiken Grade 2 level and TOEIC® 700-750 level, I am able to spend fulfilling days as a teacher thanks to the English skills I developed during my time studying abroad.
Jobs that make use of English
SSan
Class of 2023 / Higashi High School (Tokyo)