Support
Advancement Support
We aim for a 100% rate of advancement to universities,
junior colleges, or professional colleges.
At our Japanese language advancement course, we have information on entrance exams to universities, junior colleges, and professional colleges for international students, providing detailed academic and career guidance in light of each student's unique capabilities and personality.
We start with individual consultation after entrance, providing academic and career counseling and giving instruction for the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students and Japanese-Language Proficiency Test, then moving into full-scale exam preparation for the student based on the application outline and entrance examination outline information for the student's desired advancement school.
Through 2 years, we provide support so that the student can advance to their target university or the like, and we aim for an advancement rate of 100%.
In our care giving advancement course, with the goal of advancing to the care worker program at our sister school, Trinity College, Hiroshima Medical Care and Welfare Professional Training College, students improve their Japanese language competence while also touring facilities for the elderly or persons with disabilities and experiencing actual lessons in the care worker program, improving their motivation.
Students will then surely achieve their dreams of passing the care worker program and finding employment in Japan as a care worker.
Interview instruction
Career guidance
Let's Live in Izumo!
Izumo City in Shimane Prefecture, a Town Fit for International Students.
Shimane Prefecture has many natural and cultural heritages even recognized overseas, including the Oki Islands, which are certified as a global geopark, the Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine, a World Heritage site, and Tsuwano, a Japan Heritage site.
Izumo, where Trinity is located, is a mythical land that even appears in the "Kojiki," which is said to be the oldest history book in Japan.
Many old shrines showcased in numerous myths are scattered through the area. Among these is the Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine, particularly popular as the god of marriages, which is also famous as "the place where all the gods in Japan gather."
The original scenery of Japan is said to be in Izumo.
Also, not only are there cultural facilities, but in recent years, large shopping centers have opened one after the other and there are expansive leisure facilities, putting Izumo in the spotlight as a town where it is easy for young people to study.
We hope you will feel the changing of the four seasons on your skin, savor seasonal foods, enjoy the rich nature, culture, and emotion to your heart's content, and have a fulfilling study abroad experience with Izumo as your second hometown.
Daily Life Support
Part-time Jobs
Students with a student visa who have acquired a permit to engage in activity other than that permitted by the status of residence previously granted can work a part-time job for 28 hours per week.
(However, there are limitations on the type of work.)
We also instruct students on how to find wanted ads, manners involved in applying, practice on how to take interviews, and points to keep in mind when doing part-time jobs.
Our college also introduces part-time work at hospitals and facilities for the elderly and persons with disabilities for students in the care giving advancement course or care worker program.
As they learn about the actual workplace while studying at a professional college, students can imagine their life after employment while also assuredly gaining actual skill for employment. This experience ultimately leads to better employment.
Introduction of Partnership Apartment
We introduce student dormitories for international students and help look for apartments.
The student dorms we mainly introduce are about a 30 to 40 minute commute from the school, and cost about 20,000 JPY per month.
Event Calendar
* Each event is subject to change.
