Omiya (Saitama) Beauty school, makeup, nails, esthetics, wedding planner, bridal coordinator vocational school

How often did you go to high school when you were a student?

I only attended school a few times a month.

Were you worried about anything when you decided to attend Sanko Gakuen?

My biggest worry was the interpersonal relationships aspect, such as whether I would be able to make friends.

What aspects of Sanko Gakuen appealed to you and made you decide to enroll?

One of the advantages is the opportunity to obtain the CIDESCO International Esthetician qualification, which is recognized worldwide.

Please tell us about the support you've received from teachers and your impressions of the school's system since actually enrolling.

All the teachers are very supportive and willing to listen to my concerns, so I feel at ease and confident in my school life.

How do you spend your time on weekdays when you don't have classes, or on days with fewer classes?

I have a fulfilling life because I can work part-time and hang out with friends to relax.

Please give some advice to high school students who are having trouble choosing a school!

Choosing a school is a very important decision that will affect your life. Don't just listen to the advice of others, but trust your own judgment as well!

How often did you go to high school when you were a student?

Most students learn online or on-demand, and rarely attend classes in person.

Were you worried about anything when you decided to attend Sanko Gakuen?

I was worried about whether I would be able to attend every day without any problems.

What aspects of Sanko Gakuen appealed to you and made you decide to enroll?

What impressed me most was the bright and friendly atmosphere created by the professors and senior students I met at the open campus.

Please tell us about the support you've received from teachers and your impressions of the school's system since actually enrolling.

Because we have a homeroom teacher system, if I have any problems, they can quickly schedule a meeting or something similar, so I can talk to my teacher without having to keep it all to myself. Also, not just with my homeroom teacher, but the teachers and students get along well, so we can communicate in a fun way on a regular basis.
Regarding the number of school days, when I was a first-year student, we attended school five days a week, but there were no classes in the first period on any of those days. From my second year onwards, we attended school four days a week, and Mondays were completely off. As someone who came from a correspondence high school and wasn't used to attending school regularly, I was very grateful that this gave me a period to gradually adjust.
Additionally, on-demand lessons are available. I was initially worried about the lectures, but they are explained clearly, so I feel at ease.

How do you spend your time on weekdays when you don't have classes, or on days with fewer classes?

On weekdays when I don't have classes, I spend my time relaxing and doing things I enjoy, or I work part-time at the company where I've been offered a job, just like I would on a normal weekend.
On days when classes finish in the morning, I enjoy going out for lunch with friends or taking a trip to Ikebukuro to check out new cosmetics.

Please give some advice to high school students who are having trouble choosing a school!

Choosing a school involves so many things to consider, it can be quite stressful...
If you're unsure which school to choose, I recommend picking a few that interest you and actually visiting their open campuses.
Seeing the school with your own eyes allows you to get a feel for its atmosphere and get a sense of what it would be like to attend, which will likely reduce any gaps between your expectations and reality after enrolling.
Having a positive attitude will motivate you to go to school, so please try to choose a school where you feel, "I think I can learn happily here!"

How often did you go to high school when you were a student?

I attended school 3-4 days a week.

Were you worried about anything when you decided to attend Sanko Gakuen?

I was able to get a feel for the atmosphere at the open campus, so I wasn't particularly worried.

What aspects of Sanko Gakuen appealed to you and made you decide to enroll?

I was drawn to this school because of the close relationship between teachers and students, the bright atmosphere throughout the school, and the kind way the teachers teach. That's why I decided to enroll.

Please tell us about the support you've received from teachers and your impressions of the school's system since actually enrolling.

I feel at ease because the teacher is very attentive and checks on students regularly. The system for submitting assignments online is also very convenient.

How do you spend your time on weekdays when you don't have classes, or on days with fewer classes?

I've been taking on part-time jobs and going on drives with friends.

Please give some advice to high school students who are having trouble choosing a school!

I think the most important thing is whether you feel like you can stick around here. Check out the atmosphere with the teachers and current students at the open campus!