EJU, or Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students, is a test used to evaluate non-native speakers' Japanese language skills and basic academic abilities necessary to keep up with these universities and institutions. The Shinjuku Japanese language school offers five different courses that will aid students in preparing for the EJU exam.
EJU Preparation Course Overview
- Courses for 2026
- Twice a week, 13:40–16:40 *Not offered in the Fall Semester
- Level
- Intermediate level and above
- Course details
- Students develop their reading, listening, integrated reading-and-listening, and writing skills using textbooks, past examination papers, and original teaching materials. The course also helps build the vocabulary, logical thinking, and other skills required for the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU). Because the EJU is also a test of time management, students take practice examinations and receive detailed guidance on completing the test within the allotted time.
Mathematics
- Courses for 2026
once a week, 13:30 to 15:10
once a week, 13:30 to 15:10
- Level
- Intermediate level and above
- Course details
Please note that Basic Math is for students who wish to major in liberal arts, and Advanced Math is for students who wish to major in math and science at Japanese universities.
Students will use SNG’s original textbooks made especially for EJU preparation. They are able to repeat the basics and do a number of math exercises in class, leading to a deeper understanding of the subject.
Integrated Subjects (The World and Japan)
- Courses for 2026
- Twice a week, 13:30–15:10
- Level
- Intermediate level and above
- Course details
- SNG understands that learning the foundation of social sciences will help improve Japanese proficiency. Therefore, in this course students will learn about current affairs from a global perspective. The main focus is on Politics and Economics, while Geography and History are also covered in this course. By understanding the essence of these subjects, students can strengthen their critical thinking skills.
Physics, Chemistry, and Biology
- Courses for 2026
- Once a week for each subject, 13:30–15:10, 15:20–17:00
- Level
- Intermediate level and above
- Course details
- Students will learn the basic principles of each subject as well as advanced contents for university entrance exams. Students who wish to go onto higher education will learn how to answer particular questions set by their choice of universities.