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外国人の子どもと保護者のための進路ガイダンス 2024
School Guidance Seminar
for Children and Parents of Foreign Nationals
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Saturday, July 27, 2024 13:00~16:30
International Center 5th floor Conference Room

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主催 ：(公 財 )名古屋 国際 センター
Hosted by: Nagoya International Center
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Co-hosted by: Nagoya Board of Education

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Supported by: Aichi Board of Education※Contents valid at time of publication (July 2024).

Content

ⅠCareer Path after Junior High School Graduation
and Preparation for High School

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ⅡMain career path for those who have not enrolled
in junior high school[Document 1] Regarding Group A and Group B in public high schools(Full-time course)[Document 2] Exam papers from the past 5 years are available through

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School Information
Aichi Prefectural Nakagawa Seiwa High School

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Incorporated educational institution Dempa-gakuen
Nagoya Kogakuin Senmon-gakko (Senior High School Course)

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Nagoya-gakuen Nagoya Joho Senmon Gakko (Senior High School Course)

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Aichi Prefectural Johoku Tsubasa High School

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Nagoya City Kogyo (Industrial) High School Part-time course (Evening)

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Nagoya City Chuo High School Part-time course (Evening)

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ⅠCareer Path after Junior High School Graduation
and Preparation for High School
1. Main career path after graduation from Junior high school
After graduating from junior high school, students work or go on to high school.
In most cases, they take an academic achievement test and take part in an admissions interview.

Specialized vocational high school (5 yrs)

High school
・Full-time (3 yrs)
(5 yrs)・Part-time (4 yrs)
・Correspondence (4 yrs)

Junior college (2~3 yrs)
University(4 yrs in general)

High school course for
special-needs school (3 yrs)

Graduate
SchoolEmployment

Junior high school graduation(

Advanced vocational school
Specialized training school

Specialist course (2~4 yrs)

(high school course) (1~3yrs)

After graduating from high school, the number and types of jobs available increase.

If you have not graduated from junior high school, you cannot go on tohigh school.

If you are not enrolled in a junior high school, please refer to "II Career paths forstudents not enrolled in a junior high school" on page 10.

Words that appear in this documentkōritsu

公立 … created by the state, prefecture, city, etc.
shiritsu

私立 … established by a private individual.
k ō s ashikenkensa

考査／試験 … test * 検査 is also used for "test".
nyūshi

入試 … a test for admission to a school
juken

juken

受検／受験 … to take a test to enter a school12. Types of high schools(1) Public high schools and Private high schools
Public high schools

Private high schools〇 In addition to the general education curriculum,
there are comprehensive courses, courses
specialized in engineering, commerce etc.
〇There are also part-time courses andcorrespondence courses.

〇Different high schools have different
educational policies.
〇Some schools offer engineering orcommercial courses.

(2) Other high schools, etc.
National High Schools and National Technical High Schools are available.
Specialized training school (high school course) offer high school diplomas.

3. Regarding public high schools※From the 2024 Entrance Examination, applications are submitted online.

For explanation about online applications, please see "8. Online Applications" on page 8.

(1) Full-time courses and Part-time courses
Full-time courses

Part-time courses〇 In the regular daytime course, students study
for 4 hours during the daytime.
〇 Evening classes begin in the evening andrun for 4 hours.
〇 The length of study is 4 years.

〇 Students study from morning until evening.
〇 The length of study is 3 years.

〇 Graduation is possible in 3 years.
There are also correspondence high schools.

(2) Various courses
General course

Students study Japanese, mathematics, English, and other subjects.
Students can choose to pursue higher education or to find employment.

Specialized
courses

There are courses specialized in engineering, commerce, agriculture, home
economics, welfare etc.
Students learn specialized knowledge and skills.

Comprehensive
Students can choose the curriculum that best suits their future career path.
courseSome private high schools offer courses specialized in engineering, commerce, etc.

2(3) Regarding entrance examinations for full-time course students
at public high schools① Examination for foreign students
The applicant must be a foreign national whose parent or guardian has been in Japan for less than
6 years.
The applicant will have to take an academic achievement test and an individual interview.
Academic achievement tests consist of basic questions in Japanese, mathematics, and English withruby characters above the Chinese characters (kanji).
The following schools will implement the program.
【General course】
Owari District

Mikawa District

NAGOYA MINAMI High School

KOROMODAI High School

KOMAKI High School

ANJO Minami High School

HIGASHIURA High School

MITO AOBA High School【Specialized courses・Comprehensive course】
TOYOTA Industrial High School
Engineering Course

IWAKURA Sogo High School
Comprehensive course

TOYOKAWA Industrial High School
Engineering Course

CHIRYU High School
Comprehensive course

NAKAGAWA SEIWA High School
Career Business Course

TOYOHASHI NISHI High School
Comprehensive course

Please contact the Aichi Prefectural Board of Education, High School Education
Division to determine whether or not you are eligible for foreign student selection☎ 052-954-6786② General selection
Public high schools are divided into two groups: Group A and Group B.
You may apply up to two high schools, one from Group A and one from Group B.
The test is a multiple-choice style mark-sheet system that includes Japanese, social studies,mathematics, science, and English.
You can only take the academic achievement test once.
Some schools require an interview.
For an explanation of "Group A" and "Group B,"
please refer to the to [Document 1] on page 11.

③ Selection by recommendation
Applicants must be recommended by a junior high school to enter this course.
Applicants will have in an interview.

3④ Special Selection
Some schools conduct this screening.
You will be interviewed. Additionally, one of the following be required: essay, basic academic ability
test, presentation, etc.

⑤ Selection of returnee student
Those who have lived abroad for two years or more with a parent or guardian and who havebeen back in Japan for two years or less are eligible to take the examination.
The returnee student will have to take an academic ability test and participate in an interview.

(4) Regarding entrance examinations for part-time courses at public high schools
The academic ability test consists of basic questions in Japanese, mathematics, and English. There isalso an essay and an interview.
You can take the entrance examination for the part-time courses at public high schools from anywherein within Aichi prefecture.
【Part-time courses; Evening schedules】
General course

Engineering course

MEIWA High School

OBU High School

JOHOKU TSUBASA High School

NAGOYA NISHITOYOTA Nishi

Mechanical Engineering Course

High School

High School

ATSUTA High School

OKAZAKI High School

KASUGAI High School

HEKINAN High School

INUYAMA High School

ANJO High School

KOCHINO High School

ISSHIKI High School

KOMAKI High School

GAMAGORI High School

ICHINOMIYA High School

Nagoya City

TSUSHIMA High School

CHUO High School

YOKOSUKA High School

Toyohashi City

NAGOYA Industrial High School
Mechanical Engineering Course
TOYOTA Industrial High School
Mechanical Engineering Course
OKAZAKI Industrial High School
Mechanical Engineering Course
KARIYA HIGASHI High School
Mechanical Engineering Course
Toyohashi Industrial High School
Mechanical Engineering Course

TOYOHASHI High School

Nagoya City Industrial High School
Commerce course

Engineering Technology Course

SETO Industrial High School
Comprehensive Business Course
Handa Commercial High School
Comprehensive Business Course
Nagoya City CHUO High School

Toyohashi City TOYOHASHI High School

Commercial Studies【Part-time courses; Daytime schedules】
General course
ICHINOMIYA OKOSHI
Industrial High School
KARIYA HIGASHIHigh School
SAYA High School
TAKETOYO High School

Comprehensive course

YUTAKANO High School
MITO AOBA High School
Nagoya City
CHUO High School
Toyohashi CityTOYOHASHI High School

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JOHOKU TSUBASAHigh School

4. Regarding private high schools(1) Private high schools characteristics
Each private high schools has its own special characteristics. You can gather information from eachschool at their school information sessions and at the Aichi Private Schools Exhibition.

Aichi Private School Exhibition
・Dates：August 22(Thursday) and 23(Friday) 2024
・Venue：Dolphins Arena, Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium（1－1 Ninomaru Naka-ku, Nagoya City）(2) Private high schools entrance examinations
Admission on recommendation and through the General Entrance Examination are available。
Admission on recommendation

General Entrance Examination〇Take the entrance examination for one
school only.
〇If you pass the entrance examination, do
not take the entrance examination at otherschools.
〇You will take a scholastic ability test andan interview.

〇Applicants may take the entrance
examination at more than one school.
〇You can also take the examination at a
public high school〇Students can also take the five-subject
academic achievement test.
※Some schools require three subjects.
※Some schools require an interview.

5. Regarding specialized training schools (high school course)(1) Specialized training school (high school course) characteristics
Specialized training schools are private institutions.
Students can acquire skills and qualifications that will lead to work.
Many of the schools offer high school diplomas.

(2) What you will you learn
Clothing・Home Economics

Students learn about fashion and cooking.

Industrial fields

Students learn about electricity, electronics, machinery, etc.

HygieneStudents learn about cooking, beauty, and hairdressing.

Commercial practiceStudents learn about business.

Cultural andfields (design)

Students learn about design, fine arts, music, etc.

Welfareeducational

Students about welfare and nursing care.

5You can gather information about these schools at school information sessions and the Aichi
Senior High School Exhibition.

Aichi Specialized School Exhibition
・Date：September 14 (Saturday) 2024
・Venue：Nadya Park（3-18-1 Sakae Naka-ku, Nagoya City）(3) Specialized training school (high school course) entrance examinations
Since the examinations vary depending on the school you are applying to, check with your school's
teacher.

6. Pathway Guidance at Junior High Schools(1) Career guidance
Third-year students and their parents/guardians gather in the gymnasium to listen to explanations
about their career paths.
There will be an explanation of how to decide on a career path.
You can hear about what kind of career paths graduates have chosen.

(2) Career preference survey
On the survey form given to you by the school, write down which school you would like to go to.
The deadline for submitting your application is a few days after receiving the form.

(3) Individual meeting / Parent-teacher-student meeting
Students, parents, and homeroom teachers will discuss individually to decide on a specific course of
study.

(4) Career Pathways Bulletin and Pamphlet
You will receive a school's career path newsletter, pamphlets, and other materials.
They contain important information such as the deadline for submitting documents.
They contain information on each high school's open campus, entrance counseling sessions, etc.

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7. Schedule for junior high school 3rd year students to take the entrance
examination(1) Schedule for deciding on a career path (example)
Month

Events
Career guidance・Career preference survey
Mid-term examination
Term-end examination・Education consultation
Individual meeting※Participate in high school trial enrollment and school information sessions.
Career preference survey
Mid-term examination
Education consultation・Term-end examination

April
May
June
Jyly
AugustSeptember
OctoberNovember
DecemberJanuary
February
March

Individual meeting ※Consultation on private high school examination
Individual meeting ※Consultation on public high school examination
Entrance examinations begin in January.
Please refer to the table below.
※The schedule and process vary depending on schools.

(2) Entrance examination schedule (partial)
Privatehigh schools
Jan. 15th (Wed.)

Recommendation
entrance
examination

Jan. 22rd (Wed.),23th (Thu.)& 24th (Fri.)

General entrance
examination

Feb 6th (Thu.)

Public high schools
Full-time course
Part-time courses

Examination for foreign
students, Selection byrecommendation, Special
selection

Feb 13th (Thu.)

Entrance Examination

Feb 26th (Wed.)

General Selection(Entrance examination)

March 17th (Mon.)

Secondary Selection(Entrance examination)(If the capacity is not reached)The 2nd Entrance Examination

Participate in a high school trial enrollment or school information session.
Participation will help you understand the differences among private high schools.
You can apply to a junior high school or directly to a high school's website.

Participate in a meeting where private high schools and special training schools
gather at a single location to explain their programs.
There are booths where you can consult individually.
The schedule is written on pages 5 and 6.

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8. Online Applications
Public high schools in Aichi Prefecture use an online application system.
Register your application information, etc. online.
You must print out the examination voucher delivered to you online and bringit with you on the day of the examination.
The application site can be accessed from a computer, smartphone, tablet, etc.
You will need an email address to register for the online application.
Please have it ready in advance.
Contact: Aichi Prefectural Board of Education,
Academic and Career Guidance Group☎ 052-242-1588

9. Expenses
Public high schools
Full-time course

Part-time courses

Privatehigh schools

Examination fee

2,200yen

950yenAround 13,000yen

Admission fee

5,650yen

2,100yenAround 200,000yen

Tuition fees

118,800yen
per annum

32,400yen
per annum

Around 500,000yen
per annum

Necessary items to bringupon entering the school

Around 130,000 – 180,000yen

Around 300,000yen※Uniform, textbooks, student council, facilities maintenance fees, payments toward school trip etc.
The national and prefectural governments provide subsidies to help you study at highschool, but only after you have enrolled in school.
It is important to make necessary financial preparations before entering school.

Admission fees for private high schools
Applicants accepted following an entrance examination for applicants withrecommendations are to pay the full amount of the admission fee within several days of
the acceptance announcement.
Applicants accepted following a general entrance examination are to pay part (20,000Yen) of the admission fee within several days of the acceptance announcement. Pay theremaining amount after the acceptance announcement for public high schools.
If the admission fee is not paid, acceptance to the school will be cancelled! Be sure
to check, and pay on time.

810. Scholarship System
There are systems that subsidize entrance and tuition fees. Some require you to return the money, whileothers do not.
(1) What you do not have to return
Depending on the family's income, the following types of assistance are available.
Public high schools
Full-time course
Part-time courses

Privatehigh schools

Admission fee

Full exemption

Full exemption

100,000 to 200,000 yen subsidy

Tuition fees

Full subsidy

Full subsidy

From 9,900 yen to 35,200 yen per
month

Please apply at the high school where you entered.
(2) What you have to return① Nagoya City Entrance Preparation Fee System
300,000 yen can be borrowed without interest (subject to income restrictions).
Applications by reservation can be made through respective junior high schools around September.
※ If you use this system, you can borrow money before entering high school.
② Aichi Prefecture Social Welfare Council Livelihood Welfare Fund (Education Support Fund)You can borrow up to 35,000 yen per month (subject to income restrictions).
Please apply to the social welfare council where you live.
③ National Education Loan
This is a government loan that can be taken out before entering high school.
The loan should be repaid within 15 years.
While you are attending school, you can reduce the amount you have to pay back.
☆Inquiries: Japan Finance Corporation Educational Loans Call Center☎ 0570-008-656

In addition, subsidy systems are available depending on
your residence status and income amount.
（References: Nagoya City and Aichi Prefecture Website)
https://www.city.nagoya.jp/kyoiku/page/0000051028.html

https://www.pref.aichi.jp/soshiki/kotogakko/0000006059.html※For more information on the subsidy system for private high schools, please visit the website of
the Aichi Prefecture Association of Private Schools.
https://www.aichi-shigaku.gr.jp/contents/hojokin.htm

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ⅡMain career path for those who have not enrolled in junior high school(1) Those who have not graduated from Junior High School
There are the following ways to qualify for junior high school graduation.

① Evening Junior High School
The following two night schools will open in Aichi Prefecture next spring (2025～)●Nagoya City Nagoyaka Junior High School●Aichi Prefectural Toyohashi Junior High School
For those who are 15 years old or older and who have not graduated from junior high school.
All junior high school subjects are taught.
Once you have completed the required coursework, you will graduate from junior high school.
There are classes five days a week. Tuition and textbooks are free.
Information sessions for both night schools will be held from summer to autumn.
Contact: ●Nagoya City Nagoyaka Junior High School：
School Advancement Promotion Office,City of Nagoya Board of Education Secretariat ☎ 052-211-8932
Contact: ●Aichi Prefectural Toyohashi Junior High School：
Aichi Prefectural Board of Education Office
Aichi Learning Division ☎ 052-954-6315※Evening Junior High school that are scheduled to open after April 2026：
Aichi Prefectural Toyota Junior High School, Aichi Prefectural Komaki Junior High School,
Aichi Prefectural Ichinomiya Junior High School② Examination of junior high school
graduation equivalency certification
This is a national examination that recognizes the standard of scholastic ability equivalent ofjunior high school graduation for those who are 15 years old or older and who do not
graduate from junior high school.
Takes five academic subjects (Japanese, Social studies, Mathematics, Science and English)
is required.
You can take the exam with phonetic (kana) provided.
Passes in all five academic subjects will earn a candidate the eligibility to enter a high school.
Examination fee is free.
Examination are held once every year (in October).
Application to be submitted between July and the beginning of September.
Contact:
MEXT Ministry, Lifelong Learning Promotion Division ☎ 03-5253-4111
Aichi Prefectural Board of Education, Compulsory Education Section☎ 052-954-6790(2) Those who have graduated from Junior High School outside of JapanYou need to submit the documents which prove you finished the education for 9 years.
Bring the documents to Aichi prefectural Board of Education and have them checked.
Please make sure to visit the Board of Education until December, as it takes time to have all the
documents checked.
Aichi Prefectural Board of Education, High School Education Division(9Fof West Bldg., Aichi Prefectural Office)Nagoya-shi Naka-ku Sannomaru,3-1-2☎ 052-954-6786 ✉kotogakko@pref.aichi.lg.jp
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Regarding Group A and Group B in public high schools (Full time course)
For public high schools, student may select and take examinations up to two schools based on
his/her preference (First preference ・ Second preference).
The schools are divided into Group A and Group B.
Student may choose 1 school from Group A, and 1 school from Group B.
Student may take only one examination of his/her choice as well.
【General Course】
General course is divided into the Owari district and Mikawa district.
Only schools in the district one resides may be selected.
The Owari district of the General course is further divided into Group 1 and Group 2General Course
Owari district
Owari Group 1
Owari Group 2Group AGroup AGroup B
Group B

Mikawa district
Group AGroup B【Specialized Course】 and 【Integrated Studies coure】
Specialized course and Integrated Studies course are not effected by school district.
Specialized Course
Integrated Studies CourseGroup AGroup AGroup B
Group B

Students may take the examinations by combining General Course,
Specialized Course, and Integrated Studies Course. Please consult withyour school's teacher about the combination of the two examinations.

【 Document ２】
Exam papers from the past 5 years are available through.
・ Aichi-ken Kenmin Sodan - Joho Center Information Corner
Address: Nagoya-shi Naka-ku Sannomaru,2-3-2, Aichi-ken Jichi Center 2nd floor(3 minutes’ walk from Exit No. 5 Nagoyajo Station, Subway Meijo Line.)
Phone: 052-954-6164
Hours: 9:00am-5:15pm, Closed Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays↑2024

You can also visit the website below.
https://www.pref.aichi.jp/soshiki/kotogakko/0000027366.html

11School Information
School Name
Address
Access from
Closest Station

Features of theschool(time schedule,
subjects, school
events & career
path after
graduation)

Aichi Prefectural Nakagawa Seiwa High School(Aichi Kenritsu Nakagawa Seiwa Kotogakko)*Aichi Prefectural Nakagawa Shogyo High School changed its name since 2023.
〒454-0912 Nagoya-shi, Nakagawa-ku, Noda 3-280 Tel: 052-361-7457
5 minutes by bicycle from Hatta Sta.
(Subway Higashiyama Line, JR Kansai Line, and Kintetsu)

Schedule and Subjects:
Two-thirds of the classes are for learning general subjects and one-third arefor commercial-related specialized subjects. Commercial subjects such as
book keeping and information processing are to be studied in the first year.
Starting in the 2nd year, students select the commercial subjects inaccordance with the student's interests. Mainly students choose businessrelated classes. In addition, for students who have been selected foradmission as foreign nationals, each grade offers Japanese language
classes (2 hours per week) as an elective subject.
School Events:
Ball games, cultural and athletic festivals, school excursions, field trips, artappreciation activities, and a farewell party for third-year students are heldat the school.
Club Activities:
Athletic clubs and unique cultural clubs taking advantage of commercial
high school are offered. The volleyball club (for girls) successfully reachedhigh rank in the prefectural tournament.
Career path:
55 percent of students have commenced employment and other 45 percent ofstudents have gone on to university, junior college or vocational school.

Annual tuition(Approx.)Annual fees: 118,800 yen (monthly cost of 9,900 yen)
*Tuition assistance available according to the guardian’s income.

Annual expenses(Estimation for 2024)
192,000 yen (for the first year) [this includes school supplies, teaching aid
materials and a reserve fund for the school trip]※Students are required to prepare their own suits for their uniforms.
The 2nd year costs are estimated to be 80,000 yen and that of the 3rd year is60,000 yen (to be confirmed).

Number of foreign
students/ Main Nationalities

52 (1st year: 21 students, 2nd year: 22 students, 3rd year: 9 students)/ Philippines, China, Brazil, Nepal

Remarks12

School Name
Address

Incorporated educational institution Dempa-gakuen
Nagoya Kogakuin Senmon-gakko (Senior High School Course)〒456-0034 Nagoya-shi, Atsuta-ku, Temma 2- 24-14 Tel：052-682-7871

Access from
Closest Station◇5-minute walk southeastward from Subway Meijo Line Atsuta Jingu Temmacho Sta. Exit 3◇15-minute walk southward from Meitetsu Nagoya Line Jingū-mae Sta.
◇5-minute walk northward from Meitetsu Tokoname Line Toyodahommachi Sta.
◇20-minute walk southward from JR Tokaido Line Atsuta Sta. (School bus
available in the morning and after school)

Features of theschool(time schedule,
subjects, school
events & career
path after
graduation)

Features of the school・Our priority is understanding the basics, to help students who are anxious
about learning. Our school motto: “I can understand it”, “I can do it ", and “I amconfident”
・“Comprehensive course” and “Electrical course” each have two courses
・Students have opportunities to obtain various kinds of qualifications andcertifications.
・Students obtain a high school diploma (Nagoya Tachibana High School) when
graduating from our school.
Schedule:
・6 classes on weekdays (50 minutes per class, 9:00 to 15:35) 5 school days
per week
Subjects:
・General curriculum course: Students study mostly general subjects(Japanese, Mathematics, English etc.). General information courses offer alarge amount of classes for computer skills.
・Electrical course: Half of the subjects are general subjects and the other half
are specialized subjects for mechanical and electrical learnings.
Club activities: ・Sports: 11 clubs
・Cultural: 6 clubs* Boxing club participates in national competitions every year.
* Mechatronics club has participated in various robot competitions and has
achieved good results.
* Computer create club participated in the e-sports high school competition.
Career path:
Education continuance rate approximately 75% (University, vocational school,etc.) / Employment rate is approximately 25% (All students wishing to enter
employment received job offers)

Annual tuition(Approx.)396,000 yen [99,000 yen x 4 terms (to be paid in April, July, October & January)]※83% of the applicants for tuition assistance were eligible for the tuition
assistance last year.

Annual expenses○Fees to be paid at the time of entrance:
General courses: 382,620 yen; Electrical courses: 387,700 yen(Entrance fees, educational fees, correspondence course entrance fees, physicaleducation supply expenses, uniforms, textbooks and materials, etc.)○Other tuition fees: 136,600 yen(Fees for school trips, student council, events, and correspondence course –
prefectural reduction system available)

Number of foreign
students/ Main Nationalities

43 (1st year: 13 students, 2nd year: 16 students, 3rd year: 14 students)/ China, Philippines, Brazil, Peru, Nepal, Vietnam, Pakistan, Mongolia, Thai,
Indonesia

Remarks

Open campus (Aug. 24)
Campus tour (1st tour is held on Oct. 12. Five more tours are scheduled)13

School Name

Nagoya Information Technology College
Nagoya Joho Senmon Gakko(Senior High School Course)-Information Processing

Address
Access from
Closest Station〒458-0924

Nagoya-shi, Midori-ku, Arimatsu 912

About 3 minutes walk from Arimatsu Station on the Meitetsu Nagoya Main Line〇Features A school whose motto is "A school you can go to with peace of mind
① Full of honest and kind students② Slow and steady learning method will give you great confidence.
③ Aichi Sangyo University Mikawa High School Graduation Qualifications〇Schedule: 6 class periods per day *Arrive at school by 8:45 a.m.
(1 period: 50-minutes 8:50 to 15:30)〇Subjects: Classes for general subjects（Japanese・mathematics・English・

Features of theschool(time schedule,
subjects, school
events & career
path after
graduation)

physical education etc.）and Classes for information processing, word
processing, commerce, and other specialized subjects. In addition, there
are English conversation and Chinese conversation classes.
〇Examinations･qualifications: Zensho Information Processing Certificate、Zensho Bookeeping Certificate, Zensho English Proficiency
Test、Japan Kanji Proficiency Test、Hazardous Materials
Handling Exam, Training for Nursing Care Workers for Beginners,
etc.
〇School Events: athletic competitions, musical performances, school trips,
graduation trips, school festival etc.
〇 Club activities: rubber baseball, track and field, soccer, table tennis, volleyball,computer〇 Club activities: Basketball, Badminton, Railroad、Manga

Annual tuition(Approx.)〇 Career paths for the 2023 academic year):Continuing education: 75% of all graduates go on to take specialty courses atour school, Nagoya Joho Senmon Gakko, while other graduates enter otheruniversities and vocational schools
Employment: Approx. 60 (manufacturing, sales, transportation, and security
companies in Aichi and other prefectures) and other companies in Aichi andother prefectures, nursing care workers, vocational training schools, etc.)
408,000 yen [102,000yen x 4 terms (April, June, September, December)*National subsidy system for tuition fees and Aichi prefectural system for reductionof tuition fees is available. The amount paid maybe refunded depending on theincome level of the guardians.*About 89% of applicants for tuition assistance were
eligible for the assistance last year.
〇 Payment at the time of admission 256,700 yen（Enrollment fee, new student
training camp fee, textbook fee, disaster mutual aid premium, correspondence
course enrollment fee）*Maximum of 148,000yen will be refunded later
depending on the income level of the guardians.
〇 Uniforms, gym uniforms, and entrance supplies: approx. 82,000 yen (paid tothe vendor)〇 Other payments 61,000 yen/year (travel reserve fund, student council fee)

Annual expenses〇 Correspondence course fee 51,600 yen/year. *Maximum of 51,600 yen will be
assisted depending on the income level of the guardians.
Number of foreign
students/ Main Nationalities
Remarks

30 students / Brazil, China, Philippines, Korea, Nepal, Vietnam, Pakistan, andColombia
We provide guidance to each student.
Trial Enrollment 7/21 (Sun), 7/27 (Sat), 8/25(Sun)
School Tours 10/19 (Sat), 10/27 (Sun), 11/2 (Sat), 11/10 (Sun),
11/17 (Sun), 11/23 (Sat/holiday), 11/30(Sat) 12/7 (Sat)14

School Name

Aichi Prefectural Johoku Tsubasa High School(Part-time course Integrated studies course (Daytime))(Aichi Kenritsu Johoku Tsubasa Kotogakko, Sogo Gakka)

Address
Access from
Closest Station〒462-0052 Nagoya-shi, Kita-ku, Fukutoku-cho, Hiroseshima 350-4
TEL 052-911-4421
・“Johoku Tsubasa Koko” Nagoya city bus stop
・17min walk from “Shonaidori” Station on Subway Tsurumai Line〇Features: You can choose from a wide range of optional subjects, based onyour career goals and interests.
〇Schedule: ST 8:40
1st period 8:55 ~ 9:40 2nd period 9:50 ~10:35
3rd period 10:45 ~11:30 4th period 11:40 ~12:25*If the student wants to graduate within 3years, he/she can select andtake the afternoon classes. 7th period finishes at 16:05.

Features of theschool(time schedule,
subjects, school
events & career
path after
graduation)〇Major of integrated studies course: Academic studies, Health and Welfare,
Information for practical use, Home studies, Art and creation (selecting in
the 1st year)〇School Events: field trips, school trips, athletic competitions, cultural festival, artappreciation events, etc.
〇 Club activities: rubber baseball, soccer, dance, track and field, badminton,
creation, music, gardening, go & shogi, LoL (used to be esports), history research, science〇 Career paths (Data refers to the graduates of 2023.)
29% of all graduates went to university (4yrs) or junior college (2yrs), 18% ofthem went to vocational schools, 33% commerced employment, and 18% went toother paths.

Annual tuition(Approx.)

32,400 yen*Tuition assistance available according to the guardian’s income.
〇 About 80,000 yen in the 1st year, it will a little lower from the 2nd year.

Annual expenses〇 50,000 yen for the enrollment in April.
〇 About 100,000 yen for uniforms and gym uniforms etc.
〇 66,000 yen for travel reserve fundNumber of foreign
students/ Main Nationalities

Remarks

About 60 students /Nepal, Philippines, China, South & Central America, Middle East, Africa,
Southeast Asia
Mainly in Japanese language classes, lessons (private lessons: toridashi) are
offered based on proficiency levels according to Japanese language ability.

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School Name

Nagoya City Kogyo (Industrial) High School
Part-time course (Evening)(Nagoya Shiritsu Kogyo Kotogakko Yakan Teiji-sei)Address
Access from
Closest Station〒454-0851 Nagoya-shi, Nakagawa-ku, Kitae-cho 3-13 Tel: 052-361-3116
5-minute walk from “Nakajima” Sta., Aonami Line
5-minute walk from “Shiritsu Kogyo koko” Nagoya city bus stop

Feature of the school: Students are allowed to work part-time during the day andattend school in the evening. Students may study at their own pace taking for up
to 4 years to complete courses. It is also possible to complete school in 3 years.
Schedule: School food service 17:10 - 17:35. 1st period 17:40 - 18:25.
2nd period 18:25 - 19:10.
Break 19:10 - 19:15.
3rd period 19:15 - 20:00.
4th period 20:00 - 20:45

Features of theschool(time schedule,
subjects, school
events & career
path after
graduation)

Subjects: In addition to general curriculum course subjects, students study
basic industrial subjects (basic industrial technology, information technology
and mathematical science in industry, production technology) in their 1st and2nd years. In Year 3, the modules are divided into “mechanical course” and“computer course” and students can learn specialized knowledge and skills.
Students have opportunities to take certification for gas welding technicians,
2nd class qualified certified electrician, dangerous object handlers,
computational technicians, information technician, etc.
School events:
Shi-Ko De Night (sports, e-sports, board games, etc.), Ennichi De Night(culture festival), school trip for 4th year students, joint appreciation events,
movie event outside the school, farewell party for graduates, etc.
Club activities: 20:50 - 22:30
Ground sports club (track and field club, baseball, soccer), badminton, robot
clubs, after school club (volleyball, basketball, qualification acquisition club,plastic model creation, music performance, sewing, game, etc.)
Career path (2023 school year graduates):
3 student entered vocational school, 18 commenced regular employment.

Annual tuition(Approx.)

32,400 yen (depending on the amount of annual income of each family, thepayment may be exempted.)

Annual expenses

Approximately 80,000 Yen each year (evening meal, reserve funds for school
trips, and student council fees).
Additionally, around 50,000 Yen is required to be paid in April (this includes fee
for athletic clothes, gym shoes, work clothing, textbooks and a calculator).

Number of foreign
students/ Main Nationalities

12 students / Philippines, Brazil, Nepal, China

Remarks

In the first year, students will receive tuition in Japanese, mathematics, and English
in small groups. At the beginning of the school year, we also provide basic
academic instruction in Japanese, mathematics, and English to students who havedifficulty learning these subjects.

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School Name

Nagoya City Chuo High School
Part-time course (Evening)(Nagoya Shiritsu Chuo Kotogakko Yakan Teiji-sei)Address
Access from
Closest Station〒460-0007 Nagoya-shi, Naka-ku, Shinsakae 3-15-45 Tel: 052-241-6538

8-min. walk from “Chikusa” subway sta., exit #5; 8-min. walk from JR “Chikusa”
Sta. or 3-min. walk from “Shinsakae Sanchome” Nagoya city bus stop.
Feature of the school: Students are allowed to work part-time during daytime
and attend school in the evening. Students may study at their own pace taking
for up to 4 years to complete the course. It is also possible to complete within 3
years.
Schedule: School food service 17:10 - 17:35. 1st period 17:40 - 18:25.
2nd period 18:25 - 19:10.
Break 19:10 - 19:15.
3rd period 19:15 - 20:00. 4th period 20:00 - 20:45

Features of theschool(time schedule,
subjects, school
events & career
path after
graduation)

Subjects: Students in general curriculum courses and commercial courses takethe same subjects in their first year. Classes are divided into comprehensive
course and commercial courses starting from the second year. Generalcurriculum course students take general subjects and commercial course
students take specialized subjects such as bookkeeping, accounting,information processing and researching in addition to general subjects. Even in
the general curriculum course, first- and fourth-year students can study
commercial subjects. Commercial course students also have a choice of taking
basic commercial course subjects such as various commercial-related
certification tests including the shogyo kentei and the information processing test
(johoshori kentei). Even in the general curriculum course, students can attempt
the word processing proficiency test.
School Events: Ball tournaments, sports festivals, culture concerts andexhibitions, culture festival, school trip (4th year), etc.
Club Activities: 20:45 - 21:30 (regular practice time)Sports → badminton, basketball, volleyball, and table tennis
Culture → theater, tea ceremony, calligraphy, photography, music, commerce,manga cultural studies
Career path:
4 students entered 4-year university,9 students entered vocational schooland 20 students commenced employment.

Annual tuition(Approx.)

32,400 yen (depending on the amount of income of each family, the payment may
be exempted.)

Annual expenses

84,000 Yen each year (evening meal, reserve fund for school trip, student
council fees) + 7,100 Yen (athletic uniform and footwear).
An additional 30,000 Yen is required to be paid in April.

Number of foreign
students/ Main Nationalities

About 91 students / Philippines (36), Nepal (36), China (4), etc.

Remarks

First year students are given basic academic training (Japanese, Mathematics,
English) in after-school sessions held 45 times during the year.
Extra classes are held for foreign students, but classes will be difficult without daily
conversation-level Japanese ability and comprehension of hiragana.
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・E-mail: info@nic-nagoya.or.jp
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