College Overview
Academy Philosophy
The academy's philosophy
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Based on the Nippon Academy educational corporation's philosophy of "Peace, Environment, and Coexistence" and the slogan "From the world to Japan, from Japan to the world," and in compliance with laws such as the School Education Act and the Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition Act, we provide education to those who wish to learn and acquire the Japanese language, Japanese culture, and Japanese customs. Through education at our school, we aim to foster individuals who will contribute to multicultural coexistence and human exchange in the international community.
Purpose of the Institute
The academy's purpose
In line with our corporate philosophy, we envision the ideal student as follows:Develop necessary skills and aptitude.to do
- Acquire the language proficiency that will serve as the foundation for independent living in Japan, and be able to coexist with others who have diverse nationalities, languages, values, and religious backgrounds.
- To achieve stable learning and living, and self-realization, develop self-correction ability and autonomy that are flexible and do not give up on the gap between ideals and reality.
- Deepen understanding of Japanese culture and affairs, acquire international and Japanese expressive ability, empathy, and collaboration skills, and contribute to local and global communities.
Goals of the Institute
The Academy's Goals
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- Japan's world-class technological capabilities, unique culture, and services, among other things, continue to attract many students from various foreign countries, particularly in Asia, who wish to learn them and are expected to do so in the future. Therefore, our school aims to help students achieve their goals of advancing to specialized schools where they can primarily learn Japanese technology, culture, and services, in line with their aspirations.
- The specific educational objectives of the courses offered at this school are to achieve proficiency in Japanese language at the "B2" level of the Japanese Language Education Reference Framework and the "N2" level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, which are necessary for admission to vocational schools.
- Furthermore, our goal is to provide career guidance that considers each student's individual aspirations and abilities, enabling them to utilize what they learn at vocational school after graduation in their communities, within Japan, their home countries, and in various international settings.