ABOUT THE SCHOOL
When the school started in 2003, they only offer short-term courses. A year after they added long-term courses to their curriculum.
Back then, they only teach students from Taiwan and South Korea, but now they accept a student from 15 different countries with a total admission capacity of 360. Moreover, YU Language Academy aims to support international students in fulfilling their dreams and future in Japan.
SCHOOL FEATURES
- Providing career guidance both on educational advancement and employment
- Providing 2 types of scholarship system: School Scholarship System and Scholarship Support System
- Accommodating school staffs
- Located conveniently in Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
- Provides safe school owned-dormitories
- Free use of computers and internet access
- Provides preparatory lessons for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) and Examination for Japanese University Admission (EJU)
COURSES
SHORT-TERM COURSE
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Course Length |
- 1 month (enrollment: April, July, October, and January)
- 3 months (enrollment: April, July, and January)
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Required Visa |
Temporary Visitor visa, Working Holiday visa, etc.
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Total Course Fee |
- 1 month: 85,000 JPY
- 3 months: 165,000 JPY
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LONG-TERM COURSE
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Course Length |
- 1-year Preparatory Course (April intake)
- 2 years Preparatory Course (April intake)
- 1 year and 9 months Preparatory Course (July intake)
- 1 year and 6 months Preparatory Course (October intake)
- 1 year and 3 months Preparatory Course (January intake)
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Required Visa |
Student visa |
Total Course Fee |
- 1-year Preparatory Course: 781,000 JPY
- 1 year and 3 months Preparatory Course: 963,750 JPY
- 1 year and 6 months Preparatory Course: 1,146,500 JPY
- 1 year and 9 months Preparatory: 1,333,000 JPY
- 2 years Preparatory Course: 1,512,000 JPY
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*Application fee: 30,000 JPY(Except for short-term course)
CURRICULUM
Beginner |
Subject |
Grammar, Listening, Speaking |
Average hours of study |
0~220 hours |
Main Goals |
To know basic grammar structure
To know how to write; To be able to pronounce correctly
To be able to carry simple conversations |
Materials |
Bunka Beginner Ⅰ
Kanji Beginner 300 |
Pre-Intermediate |
Subject |
Grammar, Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing |
Average hours of study |
220-400 hours |
Main goals |
To know basic grammar structure
To make longer sentences |
Materials |
Bunka Beginner Ⅱ
Kanji Beginner 700/15 minutes a day Kanji Practice Beginners Level II |
Intermediate |
Subject |
Kanji, Vocabulary, Text`s summary, Long text`s analysis |
Average hours of study |
400~600 hours |
Main goals |
To master basic level cases
To make longer sentences
To increase vocabulary and ways of expression
To express oneself opinion
To strengthen listening comprehension
To make longer conversations |
Materials |
Chuukyuu he ikou (The way to intermediate)
Itsuka dokoka de (Stories in Japanese)
Manabou Nihongo First intermediate
Kanji Intermediate 700 |
Upper-intermediate |
Subject |
Write out one’s point of view logically, Speaking |
Average hours of study |
600-800 hours |
Main goals |
Prepare for JLPT N1 level
To gain the necessary information from newspapers, TV, and other media |
Materials |
Manabou Nihongo Intermediate
15 minutes a day Kanji Practice Intermediate Level II |
Advanced |
Subject |
Write oneself point of view logically, Speaking
Understand different cultures |
Average hours of study |
800-1600 hours |
Main goals |
To be able to debate
To be able to read specialized literature
To cultivate critical thinking |
Materials |
Manabou Nihongo Upper-Intermediate
Manabou Nihongo Advanced
Kanzen Master Kanji N2 |
Yu Language Academy is one of the Japanese schools in Japan that guides students on their career path after learning Japanese. Whether you want to apply to academic courses or vocational courses this language school is a perfect choice.
Apart from teaching Japanese, the school is willing to listen and give advice to students who are dealing with difficulties while living in Japan.
If you prefer to enroll in Yu Language Academy, then you must do the initial step by contacting us at Learn Japanese. Please click the picture ‘Ask Us’ below, it will direct you to our contact page.
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