How about high school students studying in Japan, frequently asked questions about high school stude

1. If you specialize in Japanese and get the Japanese Language Proficiency Level 1 Certificate, you can directly come to a Japanese university, and you don't need a college entrance examination score, but you need a transcript of your three years of high school. If you are not good at Japanese, you will have to go to a language school (2 years) or a university preparatory course (1 year) in Japan, take the EJU exam, and finally go to a university interview.

2, basically came to Japan to expire the nightlife, mainly part-time jobs, the price is very high, but the salary is also very high, I haven't asked for money for two years. The climate is very humid, there is a rainy season, it is easy to mold, like Shanghai, there are many mosquitoes, especially Xiaoqiang, super large.

3, depending on which city you are going to be in, now there are many Chinese in big cities, it is difficult to find a job, mainly because the Chinese have a bad reputation, and small cities are easy to find, but the salary is not as high as in big cities.

4. The difficulty of the entrance examination is okay, no matter how low it is, there are universities, but it is good or bad.

It's easy to find a part-time job, and I'm just a little tired from going to school in Japan now. I won't tell you the details, you can directly consult the Weimingtian Japan Project Department, I did it there.

All things considered, it is recommended that you do not choose to study in Japan, but the cost is relatively low, depending on what your purpose is for going abroad.

1. Applying directly to a Japanese university? Or through a linguistics school?

In fact, there are four ways for high school graduates to apply to study in Japan: language school, special department, vocational school, and university. Language Schools:

It is a specialized educational institution that provides training in Japanese language and university entrance examinations, and is managed by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, and Culture. Bekkeiku: It is a Japanese language department set up in a university, and although it is affiliated with a university, it mainly teaches Japanese on time, and students are required to have a certain level of Japanese language ability at the time of admission.

Vocational school: equivalent to China's college degree, but in the subject setting is meticulously divided, the teaching is advanced, and the practicality is strong, which can be used as the first choice for students who want to learn technology. University, like China, is a four-year formal undergraduate education.

At present, the most common inquiry from parents is to apply directly to college. However, only private universities are available in Japan for direct international enrollment, while none of the national and public universities that Chinese students aspire to offer direct overseas enrollment offer direct enrollment. And even private universities have stricter standards for overseas admissions.

Students are usually required to have a level 2 in Japanese, and English scores are also required for prestigious private schools.

In summary, more than 90% of high school students who go to Japan choose to apply to study in Japan through a language school. The first is to improve your Japanese language skills, and the other is to take a good college entrance examination from a language school. A lot of students pass through the school.

With my help and my own efforts, I was admitted to Japan's top national and public universities.

2. Do I need to learn Japanese before going abroad?

The agency that approves student visas in Japan is called the Immigration Bureau, or "Immigration Bureau" for short. When the Immigration Bureau examines students' documents, proof of 200 hours of Japanese language learning is one of the required documents.

However, the main purpose of the Immigration Bureau's examination of documents proving Japanese language proficiency is to assess the student's ability to study. Therefore, the requirements for Japanese language proficiency vary depending on the student's college entrance examination score, English ability, etc. In general, we recommend that students study 200 hours, but if it is a full-time experience, it is necessary to study Japanese for about 2 months.

3. Do I have to take the college entrance examination to apply for studying in Japan?

It is not necessary to submit the college entrance examination score to apply for studying in Japan, in other words, the college entrance examination score is only one of the documents that prove the student's learning ability. If you have a high score in the Gaokao, you have lower requirements for Japanese, and if you have a Gaokao score of less than 380 or no Gaokao score, you have certain requirements for the Japanese language test level.

In particular, I would like to point out that in fact, students from the three major schools in China: vocational high schools, technical schools, and technical secondary schools can also apply to study in Japan. In addition, there are many precedents for students to be admitted to excellent universities after arriving in Japan.

In fact, high school graduates not only need to prepare for Japanese in order to go abroad, but more importantly, they have to focus on their future development and plans for going to university. From the perspective of parents, consider the problem for students, and truly design for them to study abroad is to design life!