It's OK as long as it doesn't interfere with your classes.

On the contrary, if it is a part-time job that will be useful for off-campus training, which is one of the curriculum contents of our school, or that will give you an advantage when writing your resume, it will be a good way to promote yourself!

We also introduce part-time jobs at restaurants. We post job advertisements in the classroom and are looking for applicants.

We have student dormitories to support students living alone for the first time.

Our school provides a dormitory (student hall) for students who are leaving their parents' homes. The dormitory is functionally laid out with the necessary furniture and equipment for daily life, such as desks, beds, and dressers.

In addition, a dormitory supervisor or dorm mother is always present on-site to act as a parent, providing two meals a day, breakfast and dinner, and ensuring a safe and comfortable student life.

If you request information, you will find a pamphlet called "Single Living Support Book" in the set of pamphlets, so please take a look at it.

As our school is an "accredited school", we are able to offer student discounts. Student discount tickets are issued for JR, buses, subways, etc.

The relationship between teachers and students is close, and the atmosphere is homely. We all get along well because we are united as a class through events, and we all aim to pass qualifications and find employment together. If you come to our school once, I think you will be able to feel the atmosphere.

Through various school events, students not only acquire specialized skills, but also the ability to cooperate with others to achieve something, which is necessary for society. In particular, the "Sanko Festival (sports festival)" held jointly with sister schools in the area is a big success every year, where students from sister schools come together to compete in the events, and the excitement after the event is the best.

When you start your school life, you will set goals for the next two years (one year) and your homeroom teacher will give you advice on how to live your school life. Don't worry, it will be fun through games and recreation. You can also make lots of friends through the start-up program.

Yes, to a certain extent. Since the role of professional training schools is to train students to be respectable members of society who can function in the real world, there are some rules regarding etiquette and manners.

As this will be a formal event, please wear formal attire (suit, top and bottoms).

Generally, you have two days off per week, but some tests are held on weekends.

Yes, we do have mobile classrooms for practical training, but we also have our own fully-equipped classrooms.

Of course you can. There are various ways to enroll, including AO admission, high school graduate/working adult scholarship, self-promotion, and general admission.

There are many. There is no age limit at our school! Anyone who wants to learn can learn.

Please also check out the page for those who are looking to re-enter school.

Your language ability will be assessed through an interview and a written test.

The content you learn at a vocational school is completely different from what you have learned up to high school, so it doesn't matter whether you are in the humanities or sciences.

Generally, universities are four-year programs and vocational schools are two-year programs (this varies depending on the school and department).

At university, students spend four years studying to develop themselves, but at vocational schools, as the name suggests, students learn specialized knowledge in a particular field and are supported with a curriculum that allows them to immediately put this knowledge into practice in society.

If you have already decided what career you want to pursue, then there is no doubt that you will be able to succeed in society by learning the knowledge and skills at a vocational school.