Urawa International Education Center

School Overview & Philosophy

The Urawa International Education Center is a Japanese language school located in Urawa-ku, Saitama City, Saitama Prefecture, established with the goal of helping students successfully enter Japanese universities and adapt to Japanese society. More than just a language education institution, the school focuses on providing customized education programs that maximize each student's individual potential. With a systematic curriculum, experienced faculty, and a pleasant learning environment, students can move forward towards their dreams. The school respects the diverse backgrounds and learning objectives of students and is committed to supporting them as they grow into global talents.

The Urawa International Education Center is based on a student-centered educational philosophy, creating a classroom atmosphere that encourages active participation and interaction. Instructors go beyond simply conveying knowledge, motivating students to learn and helping them develop self-learning abilities. In addition, customized feedback is provided, taking into account students' individual learning styles and needs, helping them identify and improve their strengths and weaknesses. The school also helps students deepen their understanding of Japanese society and culture and foster an international sensibility through Japanese cultural experience activities and various extracurricular activities.

The Urawa International Education Center is an educational institution dedicated to the success of its students' futures. The school supports students not only in improving their Japanese language skills, but also in acquiring core competencies required in the 21st-century global society, such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills. In addition, the school provides information necessary for students to enter Japanese universities, supports the entrance examination preparation process, and also provides career counseling and employment support services after graduation. The Urawa International Education Center will be a solid foundation for students to achieve their dreams and grow into talents who contribute to society.

The school can accommodate 206 students, and students of various nationalities can study together and experience international exchange. In addition, it operates a dormitory to help students live safely and conveniently. In particular, it provides single rooms in the dormitory so that students can relax and concentrate on their studies in a private space. The Urawa International Education Center is dedicated to providing the optimal environment for students to focus solely on their studies.

Courses, Curriculum & Teaching Style

The Urawa International Education Center offers a variety of courses tailored to students' Japanese language proficiency levels and learning goals. In particular, the university preparation course for students aiming to enter university helps students improve their Japanese language skills and prepare for the EJU (Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students) through a systematic curriculum and professional faculty. In addition, it offers a variety of specialized courses, such as courses for improving conversation skills, business Japanese courses, and courses for entering art and design fields, meeting the diverse needs of students. Below is brief information about the courses offered:

• University Preparatory Course (2 Years): A systematic two-year university preparation course. Provides intensive support for improving Japanese language skills and preparing for the EJU exam. Helps students succeed in entering university by providing comprehensive information and counseling necessary for university entrance.
• University Preparatory Course (1 Year, 9 Months): A one-year, nine-month university preparation course. You can prepare for university entrance through intensive study in a relatively short period of time. In addition to improving Japanese language skills, it also focuses on increasing understanding of Japanese culture and society.
• University Preparatory Course (1 Year, 6 Months): A one-year, six-month university preparation course. Suitable for students who want to study intensively in a short period of time by entering in October. In addition to preparing for the EJU exam, it also supports practical preparation necessary for university entrance, such as interviews and writing self-introductions.
• University Preparatory Course (1 Year, 3 Months): A one-year, three-month university preparation course. Suitable for students who aim to enter a Japanese university in a relatively short period of time with January enrollment. Systematically supports all processes necessary for university entrance, from improving basic Japanese language skills to preparing for the EJU exam.

The Urawa International Education Center's teaching method is designed to encourage active student participation. Rather than one-sided lectures, instructors help students solve problems on their own and develop their thinking skills through active communication with students. In addition, classes are organized to help students learn with interest by utilizing various audio-visual materials and activities. We are also working to improve students' cooperation and communication skills through group activities and presentation opportunities. The school also has the latest educational facilities and equipment to support students in concentrating on their studies in a comfortable environment.

In addition to classes, we operate various supplementary classes and study groups to help students make up for their shortcomings and improve their learning effectiveness. In addition, we help students select universities and departments that match their aptitude and desires through career counseling and guidance programs. The school spares no support in providing students with the information they need to enter Japanese universities and to develop entrance examination strategies. In addition, we provide career counseling and employment support services after graduation to help students start successful social lives.

Student Body & Campus Life

The Urawa International Education Center provides an international learning environment where students of various nationalities study together. Although data on the exact nationality ratio is not available, students generally come from various Asian countries as well as Europe, the Americas, and other parts of the world, and can develop an international sensibility through cultural exchange. This diverse student composition helps students develop an attitude of understanding and respecting different cultures and values. The school strives to maintain a balanced nationality ratio of students and operates various programs that allow students to learn about and interact with each other's cultures.

The campus has a variety of facilities where students can relax and interact comfortably. We support students in concentrating on their studies through various convenience facilities such as student lounges, libraries, and computer rooms. In addition, students can participate in various club activities and club activities to share their interests and make new friends. The school actively supports students in having a fun school life through various activities on campus.

The school also offers a variety of cultural experience activities to help students experience and understand Japanese culture. Through various activities such as participating in Japanese traditional festivals, tea ceremonies, and kimono experiences, we help students directly experience Japanese culture and deepen their understanding of Japanese society. In addition, we support students in communicating with Japanese people and adapting to Japanese society through exchange activities with the local community. The Urawa International Education Center helps students not only learn, but also deepen their understanding of Japanese society and foster an international sensibility through various cultural experience activities.

University & Career Pathways

The Urawa International Education Center provides a systematic support system for students' successful university entrance. The school provides customized career counseling, taking into account students' academic performance, aptitude, and desired career path, and helps students achieve their dreams. In addition, we support all processes necessary for university entrance, such as providing information on Japanese university entrance exams, supporting the development of entrance exam strategies, and conducting mock interviews. The school is doing its best to ensure that students obtain the latest information on Japanese university entrance exams and take the exams with confidence.

The school also operates an EJU (Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students) preparation class to help students obtain high scores on the EJU exam. The EJU exam is an important exam required for entering Japanese universities, and the school has a professional faculty to prepare for the EJU exam and helps students improve their skills through a systematic curriculum. In addition, we conduct mock EJU exams to help students check their skills and make up for their weaknesses. The Urawa International Education Center spares no support to help students achieve good results on the EJU exam and enter the university of their choice.

We also provide career counseling and employment support services after graduation. The school provides a variety of information and conducts counseling to help students decide on their career path and succeed in finding employment after graduation. In addition, we hold workshops to improve resume writing and interview skills to help students become competitive in the job market. The Urawa International Education Center provides continuous support to help students start successful social lives even after graduating from university. The school will be a solid foundation for students to maximize their potential and grow into talents who contribute to society.

Accommodation & Living Support

The Urawa International Education Center operates a dormitory so that students can live comfortably and safely. In particular, it provides single rooms in the dormitory so that students can relax and concentrate on their studies in a private space. The dormitory is located close to the school, helping students save commuting time and concentrate on their studies. In addition, the dormitory is fully equipped with basic furniture such as a refrigerator, air conditioner, desk, and bed, so students can live comfortably.

A caretaker is stationed at the dormitory to ensure the safety of students. In addition, the dormitory has a variety of convenience facilities such as a shared laundry room, kitchen, and lounge, so students can live comfortably. The school has established dormitory rules to guide students to respect and care for each other and live together. In addition, we support various activities in the dormitory to help students interact and build friendships with each other. The Urawa International Education Center is doing its best to ensure that students can live safely and comfortably in the dormitory and concentrate on their studies.

The school also provides various living support services to help students adapt to life in Japan. We support the procedures necessary for life in Japan, such as opening a bank account, setting up a cell phone, and subscribing to medical insurance, and operate a consultation system so that students can receive consultations at any time when they experience difficulties. In addition, we hold orientations that provide information on Japanese culture and life to help students deepen their understanding of life in Japan and adapt quickly. The Urawa International Education Center spares no support to ensure that students can concentrate solely on their studies without worrying about life in Japan.

Tuition, Fees & Scholarships

The tuition fee at Urawa International Education Center varies depending on the course and duration. Below is information on the total tuition fee for each course.

• University Preparatory Course (2 Years): ¥1,400,000 (Includes entrance fee, tuition, and facility usage fee. Textbook fees are separate.)
• University Preparatory Course (1 Year, 9 Months): ¥1,237,500 (Includes entrance fee, tuition, and facility usage fee. Textbook fees are separate.)
• University Preparatory Course (1 Year, 6 Months): ¥1,075,000 (Includes entrance fee, tuition, and facility usage fee. Textbook fees are separate.)
• University Preparatory Course (1 Year, 3 Months): ¥912,500 (Includes entrance fee, tuition, and facility usage fee. Textbook fees are separate.)

The school also operates a scholarship system for students with excellent grades and students with financial difficulties. Scholarship types and amounts are subject to change each year, so it is best to contact the school website or admissions officer. Scholarship application qualifications and procedures are detailed on the school website. The Urawa International Education Center operates a variety of scholarship systems to help students concentrate on their studies without financial difficulties.

In addition to tuition fees, additional costs such as dormitory fees, living expenses, and textbook fees may be incurred. Dormitory fees vary depending on the room type and facilities, and living expenses may vary depending on individual spending habits. Textbook fees vary depending on the course, and you must purchase textbooks designated by the school. The Urawa International Education Center provides budget management training to help students manage their tuition and living expenses systematically, and provides support so that students can receive counseling at any time when they experience financial difficulties.