Courses
Program - Periode of study - Fees - How to pay
Courses Program
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Introductory Course
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Intermediate
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UpperLevel
Introductory Course Level I
We start learning Kana (Hiragana and Katakana), common expressions and example sentences. Reading and writing will be particularly stressed, and the student will be able to have basic conversations with friends outside the school.　Pronunciation and listening also will be improved.　The manual is: "Minna no Nihongo 1" (Japanese for everybody vol.1) and includes ordinary expressions and also some very simple kanji (5 characters per day).
Introductory Course Level II
This is the second step of the previous course: students will rub in what they learnt before and learn something new, such as potential forms, passive form, causal form and formal expressions. Verbal communication will improve fast, even because students will now be able to build up more complex sentences as well as subordinate clauses.The course ends with a beginner-level test (shokyuuinteishiken) which matches levels 3 and 4 of the international examination sponsored by Japan Foundation (Nihongo Noryoku Shiken). If successful, the students move to intermediate level. Some schools allow the students to move to upper level even if failed, and to take the test later on.
Intermediate Level I
In this course, students will study grammar structures, i.e., uses of particles and complex sentences. The purpose of this level is to refine conversation skills, while the student will be involved in debates with classmates and other activities. Kanji will be a little more complicated.
Intermediate Level II
Newspaper articles and Japan travel guides are commonly used as training aid. Some sociolinguistics, geographic and historical rudiments will be introduced by the teachers, while grammar, vocabulary, reading and writing will be of course part of the syllabus. The course ends with an intermediate-level test (chuukyuuinteishiken) which matches level 2 of the international examination sponsored by Japan Foundation (Nihongo Noryoku Shiken).
Upper Level I
This course is split into two paths, which the student can choose freely according to the preferred training course. It focuses on grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing and listening, that is, every subject they need to pass the examination. Consultation sessions with teachers will be organized, so that the students will have the opportunity to discuss their future career.
Upper Level II
The classes are separated according to the chosen path and the guidelines required by the students. Novels and newspapers are often used as teaching materials. The course ends with an upper-level test (joukyuuinteishiken) which matches level 1 of the international examination sponsored by Japan Foundation (Nihongo Noryoku Shiken)
Session |
April |
July |
October |
January |
Period of Study |
April to March |
July to March |
October to March |
January to March |
Length of study |
2 years |
21 months |
18 months |
1 year |
Applying Period |
September-November |
December-February |
March - May |
July to September |
Deadline |
November 10 |
February 28 |
May 10 |
September 10 |
Length of studies |
Registration Period |
Deadline |
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Short Term Courses |
1 - 3 months |
Indeterminate |
Indeterminate |
PLEASE NOTE:
In case students applied for the long term course, that is one year long or more, and then consider their level appropriate enough to enter college, the institutes usually allow such procedure. In many cases they will provide also a recommendation letter if the students succeeded in the intermediate level test.
Fees
The payment will be ended by bank transfer, only when Immigration Office publicizes visa results. Some schools require the payment of the application fees from the very start (school and immigration) which are not refundable even in case of refusal. When your certificate of eligibility is ready, Wospro Japan will send the account details you are asked to transfer the charge to.
The school fees can differ according to the length of the studies and the institutes. The amounts shown here are the results of an average of our partner schools fees.
All prices are in YEN (JPY). If it is, for example, for one year, tuition fee is 698,600 JPY. First, 6 months fee transfer should be made at once: 399,800 yens and then 299.000 JPY after 6 months.
Length of studies |
1 month |
2 months |
3 months |
6 months |
12 months |
School fees (JPY) |
85,000 |
146.000 |
179,000 |
399,800 |
698,600 |
STUDENT VISA |
1 YEAR |
registration fee |
95,000 |
tuition fee |
597,600 |
Extra |
6000 |
Total |
698,600 |
*First payment when the certificate of eligibility is accepted: 399,800 JPY (Taxes included)
STUDENT VISA |
6 MONTHS |
registration fee |
95,000 |
tuition fee |
298,800 |
Extra |
6000 |
Total |
399,800 |
Short term program Fees
Short staying (tourist visa) |
3 MONTHS |
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30,000 |
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149,000 |
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179,000 |
Short staying (tourist visa) |
2 MONTHS |
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25,000 |
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121,000 |
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146,000 |
Short staying (tourist visa) |
1 MONTH |
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20,000 |
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65,000 |
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85,000 |
*Request for a free estimate and we will send it by e-mail!
How to pay?
Payment will be ended by bank transfer to the account below. Some schools` review of documents (school and immigration) cost is not refundable even in case of refusal.
Wospro Japan, in order to reassure our candidates about visa matters, negotiated exceptionally for you to pay nothing before the publication of visa results by the Immigration Office. It is clear that if Wospro Japan agrees to deal with your case, then you entrust the procedure to us.
Wospro Japan Bank Details
SWIFT CODE |
BOTKJPJT |
Name of the bank |
TOKYO MITSUBISHI BANK |
Name of Branch (number of) |
TAMA PLAZA BRANCH (629) |
Account number |
1616230 |
Beneficiary |
WOSPRO JAPAN (Amcis corporation) |
