Monks at the University of Tokyo teach in Japanese and English. Not only do different teaching methods have different English requirements, but different majors also have different English requirements:

1. The test scores of monks in the Graduate School of Education of the University of Tokyo passed the comprehensive evaluation of written test, interview and volunteer materials. When making a wish, students need to submit proof of Japanese proficiency, which can also be provided by Japanese teachers in universities or the results of Japanese proficiency tests. There is no requirement for English grades.

2. The selection method of monks in the research department of the Faculty of Science of Tokyo University is material review, and there is no written test.

According to the application, there may be an interview exam (the school will inform you separately), and you need to submit GRE or TOEFL scores. Different majors have different requirements for GRE and TOEFL.

The first two are Japanese monks. If you apply for the English-teaching monk program at the University of Tokyo, English achievement is a must. TOEFL or IELTS, generally speaking, TOEFL is more recognized.