Where is the Ndi Cram School located?

No. 38, Guangming Lane, Huifang (opposite Quansheng Zhai Pastry).

Thoughts of family, loved ones and yearning for life.

During the holidays, I miss my loved ones even more and miss my hometown.

The feelings of missing relatives and hometown.

Cultural festivals in Japanese junior high schools do not have a uniform period, but each school sets its own time, so there is the last week of March.

Sixth, the day opens, and there are also May open. Anyway, it's open in a few months.

For example, the cultural festival in the Japanese drama "Wild Boar Makeover", I was very moved to watch it) The college admission system.

It should be that they want to go to that university to take the entrance exam of that school, so if this is unsuccessful, they can try hard to get into the next Zoro.

The school festival is an annual school celebration, also known as a cultural festival.

The entrance examination is first of all a graduation examination, and an average of 30 points or more in each subject can be graduated, otherwise you will have to repeat a grade.

If you want to go to university, you must first go to this university to take the exam, and some universities have a quota limit, and students who need to be recommended by the school can apply for the exam. Before the actual exam, there will be one or two mock tests to verify that you are suitable for the university. You can apply for several universities at the same time, and they only take one test paper for the exam. Usually, the test papers of all subjects are given together and completed at the specified time. However, the entrance examination will be conducted on different days, and the examination will be one subject.

There are n test papers, and you have to use a pencil to commit crimes in the exam. In the entrance examination, the examination papers can be marked and analysed at will, as the answers are written on a separate answer sheet.

Regarding the exam, you can watch the Japanese drama "Dragon Sakura", which is Sasaki Sato Zuo Liandong, who specializes in the entrance exam.

Tsk, what are you doing going to Japan?Japan is not as good as South Korea.

Before asking these questions, you should ask yourself, what are the traditional Chinese festivals? And then you talk about the surnames of Chinese with oral characters? Thank you.

Japanese Language School is a combination of various language schools in Japan that have been established to teach Japanese to foreign students. Unlike schools in the formal education system, Japanese language schools do not usually award diplomas, so the main purpose of attending these schools is to enter a pre-requisite education course at a Japanese vocational school, university, or graduate school (graduate school), or for other purposes such as job hunting. The Association for the Promotion of Japanese Language Education is the most important organization that manages Japanese language schools.

To put it simply, Japanese language schools are more like language training institutions in our country, not the definition of schools understood in China, and the level is not as high as that of domestic schools, so you should be able to understand it.

A language school is a school that specializes in helping international students learn and improve the Chinese language in which they are studying, and generally also provides college counseling and life support. As we all know, the learning environment accounts for most of the language, and even if you get the N2 level in China, you will still encounter many problems when communicating with your study abroad tutor in Japan.

For example, JIN (formerly known as ATI, which has been in existence since 1975 and opened in 1987, with campuses in Tokyo [Kanto] and Osaka [Kansai]) provides guidance on the necessary college entrance and school life for students who wish to enter various universities, graduate schools, and vocational colleges in Japan, so that they can study abroad independently and enter the university of their choice.

The Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) is usually held twice a year. Depending on the school, you will also need to take an independent test and interview with the school you are applying to to confirm your admission. You can apply for the school only if the school is not full, and take the entrance exam with students in Japan.

The content of the test includes: Japanese, English, Small**, interview, subject test, etc. If you don't go to a language school first, it will not only be easy to apply to the school and not get a good score in the EJU exam, but it is also easy to have problems in the interview at some schools.

In Japan, it is possible to apply to multiple schools at the same time, but it is difficult to cope with the problems encountered in various written exams and interviews without the support and guidance of a language school.

In addition, Jin is used as an example here because Jin is a good school, and the visa procedure is relatively simple. Chinese students are the focus of the inspection by the Immigration Bureau of Japan, and if they do not go through a language school, they will be subject to many restrictions on whether they have a student visa or a part-time job in Japan, which will cause unnecessary trouble.

Most of the students who go to Japan to study abroad are interested in being able to work-study, in addition to food, clothing, housing and transportation, there is also part-time job support to help students of all language levels find suitable jobs, I have a student who is only N3 in JIN Japanese level, and I have trouble finding a job by myself, and finally they are introduced by their school teachers to work, although the country has reached N3, but there will still be some problems in communication, after all, the test and the application are two different things, there is no language environment in China, so students can not communicate in JapaneseIn language schools also greatly improve the communication aspect of the problem.

Most of the scholarships during the language school period, but Jin does, if there is a scholarship, on the one hand, you can study with peace of mind without spending a lot of time part-time, and in fact, it is also an affirmation of your learning ability, which will also help you go on to higher education in the future, and Japan is very generous with scholarships for privately financed foreign students, although the amount is monthly, but the total amount is still very high, and it is not as stressful as many people think. Therefore, in addition to supplementing language skills and university counseling, it is also important to help students who go to Japan quickly integrate into life there.

This question ......I want to learn Japanese at a language school. There are also many Japanese language training schools in China that you can study, and there are many Japanese learning schools, such as Japanese Japanese, Coffee Japanese, Hujiang Japanese, and Penetrating Japanese.

However, I personally think it is better to go to Japan to learn the language, after all, the language environment is different.

If you are the only foreigner in the school, the teachers will be very eager to help you, and the students will be willing to play with you. Of course, it can't be the same as in China. Bullying doesn't work, at most I feel that my thoughts are different.

Courses, except for the Chinese language, which is more difficult, everything else can be followed by hard work.

The school day is generally 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m., and then there are 6 classes a day, each class is 50 minutes, so if you add 10 minutes to rest, it is 1 class per hour.

Generally, there are 4 classes in the morning and 2 classes in the afternoon. The lunch time is 45 to 50 minutes, and basically all high schools in Japan have kiosks, including: bread, rice balls, sushi, milk, and various drinks**.

All high schools have club activities after school, but you may not have to participate, but the fun of high school is to participate in club activities. Club activities are divided into the Department of Sports and the Department of Art. The athletic department is generally the following:

Baseball, Football, Tennis, Basketball, Judo, Track & Field, Volleyball. The art department includes: Musical Instrument Blowing, Rock Orchestra, Flower Arrangement, Guzheng, Fine Arts, Tea Ceremony, Calligraphy, Needlework, and Street Dance.

These are the most common club activities, and they are found in almost every high school. Some high schools have their own unique art clubs, such as Japanese drumming, Japanese chess, kimono dressing, and so on.

Making friends in club activities is faster than making friends during normal school hours, so if you make good friends and close friends, you must join a club.

Hello: If there are x rooms in total, the total number of people is 8x+12(8x+12) 9=x-2

8x+12=9x-18

x=308x+12=252

There are a total of 30 rooms and 252 students.

Hope it helps!