入学の流れ | 日創京都中京日本語学院（日本語学校）

Admission process

Entrance Flow

Characteristics of a student visa

Generally, the required residence status for receiving Japanese language education at a Japanese language educational institution is "student visa." Those wishing to study at our school for a medium to long term will need to obtain this student visa.

Learning period

up to 2 years

Characteristics of a student visa

Part-time work is permitted.
Since this visa is for the purpose of studying Japanese, your attendance rate must absolutely not fall below 80%.
If you wish to study for more than one year, you will be eligible for National Health Insurance.
If you obtain this, you can receive treatment with only a 30% co-payment of medical expenses.

part-time job

Students with a "student" visa can work part-time for up to 28 hours per week after obtaining permission for activities outside their visa status upon entering the country.
During long school breaks such as summer vacation, you can work up to 40 hours per week for a specified period if you submit a certificate regarding long-term leave issued by your school to your employer. If you work part-time without obtaining this permission for activities outside your visa status, or if you exceed the permitted hours, it will be considered a violation of the rules and you will not be able to continue your studies in Japan.
Furthermore, working in pachinko parlors or adult entertainment establishments is prohibited (including cleaning and washing duties).

If you drop out of school or are expelled, you will not be able to continue your part-time job.

Application and Admission Process

Application Guidelines

Those who have completed 12 years or more of formal education (the institutions vary by country) or other similar schooling in their home country.
Those who have completed secondary education in their home country, which is a requirement for admission to a university or other higher education institution.
(A person aged 18 or older who has graduated from high school or holds a qualification equivalent to a high school diploma.)
(Those wishing to attend a Japanese university or equivalent institution must have completed at least 12 years of schooling.)
Applicants must be able to submit a certificate of completion of 150 hours or more of Japanese language study at the time of application, or have achieved a level equivalent to or higher than N5 in the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
Applicants must have a guarantor in Japan or their home country who will cover their expenses during their study abroad period.
Applicants must be able to submit all of the required application documents listed below by the deadline set by the school.