Hiroshima welfare professional training college

広島福祉専門学校

2-27 Taisho-machi, Kaita-cho, Aki-gun, Hiroshima 736-0041, Japan

Accommodation available

2 courses available

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School Features

Provide Vietnamese tutors to support students with study and daily life

Provide student dormitory near the school with furnished living essentials

Support students in finding part-time jobs suited to their language ability

Prepare students to advance to the school’s Care Worker Department after completion

Courses Offered

Japanese Language Course (2-Year Program)

2 years · -

Total Cost

¥1,226,000

Purpose: Study Japanese with the aim of advancing to the school’s Care Worker Department
Class Hours: -
Capacity: -

Fees breakdown

Selection Fee: ¥20,000
Admission Fee: ¥100,000
Tuition: ¥960,000
Other Fees: ¥146,000

Japanese Language Course (1-Year Program)

1 year · April admission

Total Cost

¥630,000

Purpose: Study Japanese with the aim of advancing to the school’s Care Worker Department
Class Hours: -
Capacity: 40 students

Fees breakdown

Selection Fee: ¥20,000
Admission Fee: ¥100,000
Tuition: ¥480,000
Other Fees: ¥30,000

Admission Requirements

Completed at least 12 years of formal education
Age 18 or older
Hold JLPT N5 or J.TEST F level or NAT-TEST level 5 or Practical Japanese Proficiency Test Beginner C or equivalent ability
Eligible for entry into Japan through proper procedures
Have a reliable guarantor
Have financial support for tuition and living expenses during study
Non-smoker

Selection Criteria

Document screening
Written examination
Interview

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Hiroshima welfare professional training college

広島福祉専門学校

2-27 Taisho-machi, Kaita-cho, Aki-gun, Hiroshima 736-0041, Japan

Accommodation available

2 courses available

Student visa

Is this your school?

If you represent this school, you can add or update your listing, courses, fees, and details.

Add or update this school

School Features

Provide Vietnamese tutors to support students with study and daily life

Provide student dormitory near the school with furnished living essentials

Support students in finding part-time jobs suited to their language ability

Prepare students to advance to the school’s Care Worker Department after completion

Courses Offered

Japanese Language Course (2-Year Program)

2 years · -

Total Cost

¥1,226,000

Purpose: Study Japanese with the aim of advancing to the school’s Care Worker Department
Class Hours: -
Capacity: -

Fees breakdown

Selection Fee: ¥20,000
Admission Fee: ¥100,000
Tuition: ¥960,000
Other Fees: ¥146,000

Japanese Language Course (1-Year Program)

1 year · April admission

Total Cost

¥630,000

Purpose: Study Japanese with the aim of advancing to the school’s Care Worker Department
Class Hours: -
Capacity: 40 students

Fees breakdown

Selection Fee: ¥20,000
Admission Fee: ¥100,000
Tuition: ¥480,000
Other Fees: ¥30,000

Admission Requirements

Completed at least 12 years of formal education
Age 18 or older
Hold JLPT N5 or J.TEST F level or NAT-TEST level 5 or Practical Japanese Proficiency Test Beginner C or equivalent ability
Eligible for entry into Japan through proper procedures
Have a reliable guarantor
Have financial support for tuition and living expenses during study
Non-smoker

Selection Criteria