University preparatory Course


1. Opening: from Spring Semester(April) to Winter Semester ( March)

2. Qualification:
　1 Students who finished studying more than 12 years in their countries.
　2 Students who wish to enter a university in April next year.
　3 Students whose Japanese level is higher than Advanced-Intermediate by MCA Standards.
　　Those who have passed JLPT N2 or the equivalent to it.

3. Class Time Schedule (morning class only)
　1st:Kanji characters, letters & vocabulary practice
　2nd:Reading practice: reading short & long passages, summarizing, technique for 　　　reading etc.,
　3rd:Listening practice on Mondays and Wednesdays
　　　Writing short essays on Tuesdays and Thursdays
　4th:Various programs every day
　　☆ Verbal Audio expressions (conversation, one-minute speech, discussion, etc.)
　　☆ Practice of interviews
　　☆ Writing application papers
　　☆ Practice of examination/questions of the past of the universities

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Foundation Subject Class( for the applicants only)

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
13:00~13:45	Social Science	English	Mathematics		English
13:55~14:40	Social Science	English	Mathematics		English

★Classes: From June 6 to November 10.
★Content of the lessons

【English】35,000yen (40 lessons in total)
　　　To learn English for university entrance examinations including grammar, words and expressions and reading comprehension.This class is not for TOEFL.
【Social Science】15,000yen (18 lessons in total)
　　　To learn social science for “Japan and the World” in the EJU
　　　① Politics, Economy and Social studies in Japan：It includes contemporary social studies, economy, politics and international society
　　　② Geography: geographical skills and environment in the world,
　　　　land and people of Japan
　　　③ History: development of modern society of the world, Japan and the world in the 20th century

【Mathematics I】15,000yen (18 lessons in total)
　　　To learn mathematics for “mathematics course I” in the EJU
　　　:Equation & Inequalities, Quadratic functions, Figures & Measurements, Plane figures, Set theory & Logic,
　　　The number of possible outcomes & Probability