How to study in Japan after graduating from high school;
1. Going to college: First of all, you must have 12 years of formal education (graduated from senior three or three books or adults).
A. You can apply for a Japanese language school first, and then enter a Japanese university by taking the Japanese foreign student exam and the on-campus exam;
B. If the Japanese level is excellent, you can fly directly to Japan and enter Japanese universities by taking international students' exams and on-campus exams.
C. If the English level is excellent, you can apply for the domestic G30 project and enter a Japanese university through an interview;
D. Sign up for the JPUE exam, take the exam in Chinese, get the admission notice from the university after passing, then study Japanese and cultural basic courses for half a year, and go directly to Japan for undergraduate study in the second year;
2. Graduate school: First of all, 16 years of formal education experience, college graduation is ok, but the scope of institutions and majors will be relatively small.
A. You can apply to a Japanese language school first, and then choose to apply for auditing (research plan, Japanese proficiency certificate) or directly take the local examination of monks;
B. You can directly apply for domestic auditors (research plan, Japanese proficiency certificate);
C. Apply for the G30 project in China;
D. Environmental innovation majors (research projects, Japanese proficiency certificates) cooperated by Yudo Education and Keio University can directly apply for monk courses;
How to study in Japan after graduating from high school? . . Just find a language school after graduating from high school. The language school will teach you how to do it. Japanese levels 3 and 4 are enough. 20 10 came to Japan to study in April. I didn't take the college entrance examination, only got the jtest e-f grade. Language schools usually explain important information. After studying for one or two years, the college entrance examination will be held. By the way, I'm going to rely on the TOEFL score of Chiba University now. More than 75% of the students majoring in mathematics are qualified to take the on-campus examinations and interviews, which is very difficult ... If you want to go directly to Chiba without going to a language school, it is still quite difficult ... I don't know what you really want.
How to study in Japan? How can I study in Japan? At present, there are two roads from China to Japan, 1. Go to Japan through a language school. 2. Go to Japan through domestic study classes. Previously, the former was the main way for China people to study in Japan. With the increasing number of ways to study abroad, in recent years, more and more students have taken study classes in China before going to Japan. The advantage of language school is that the school is in Japan, and students' oral English will improve faster than that in China. The disadvantage is that the written test will be worse, so it is better to learn Japanese written test in China. However, if you learn the language well at home and then go out, your written test ability will be strong and your oral English will be worse than that of foreign countries. The best way to learn Japanese in China is to combine Chinese and foreign teachers. This will not only lay a good foundation, but also improve oral English ability quickly. In other words, it can not only test the ability certificate well, but also effectively improve the spoken Japanese.
One-year tuition:
General major: 50,000-60,000 RMB.
Animation, fine arts, medicine and other majors: 80-1.5 million RMB.
Living expenses:
4-5 thousand/month
Accommodation fee:
2500-3000/ month
I am a teacher in the only Japanese school in Shanghai Jiaotong University. Our school has cooperative or friendly relations with many Japanese universities. But you said to study in Japan for two years. No, this form of studying in China for two years and then studying in Japan for two years belongs to 2+2. At present, the Ministry of Education does not recognize any academic qualifications such as 2+2, 1+3, 3+ 1. We only handle 1+4, and the Japanese undergraduate must be in Japan for four years.
How can I study in Japan? Conditions for studying in Japan
1, graduated from high school
2. Japanese proficiency test N4 or above or JTEST F or above.
3. Economic ability (ability to pay tuition)
Can I study in Japan without a high school diploma? 1 is to go to Japanese high school. It is not easy to get a fake high school certificate. You have to check it online. 3. High school is very troublesome.
Do you want to study in Japan after graduating from high school? I went to school in Japan and then worked here.
Let me give you some advice.
I don't like 2+2 because I don't think there are any good schools and it costs a lot.
Let's just say that studying in Japan is not very expensive. In your case, you have to go to a language school to come here. In this case, the tuition fee for the first year plus the visa fee plus the living expenses for the first few months will be about 80 thousand.
When I arrive in Japan, I will start looking for a place to work. Generally speaking, it is not difficult for girls to find a job, especially if Japanese is passable. The legal working hours for student visas are 4 hours a day, but no one seems to follow this. After all, most people have to earn money to support themselves.
The next days will be a little more difficult. Under normal circumstances, it is ok to provide your tuition and living expenses, especially when you say you are not afraid of hardships.
If you don't want to burden your family and go to a good school, I think it is very important to learn the language well, because language is a very important aspect whether you are looking for a job or taking an exam. It's useless to prepare for anything for such a long time in China. It's better to learn Japanese well.
Fuzhou graduated from high school to study in Japan! Are you from Fujian?
You have to think about it, really.
Because of the Fujian gang, Japan's entry into Fujian is very strict. Fujian's applications account for 50% of the total number of applications in the country every year, and the approval rate is only about 5%. The competition is fierce. I heard that the agency fee in Fujian is also a big sum.
You quit school now. What will you do if your visa is refused there?
I think we should also consider other countries. Don't hang it on the tree.
Can high school graduates from Taiwan Province Province study in Japan? Yes, some schools in Japan will recruit students from Taiwan Province Province or students from Taiwan Province Province to take the entrance examination of Japanese universities according to their academic examination results.
Jiangsu native, graduated from high school 1 year, can I study in Japan? Yes, my cousin and I are high school students. We started it in Shanghai's Tomorrow College of Continuing Education. We study abroad without agency fees, but we do everything. O(∩_∩)O~ .
Go to Kyoto, Japan in April.