Every year, the National Association of Colleges for Japanese Education (NACJE or 全国専門学校日本語教育協会 in Japanese) organises a speech contest where students from the members schools can participate. This year, the contest took place on February 15th at Bunka-gakuen, in Tokyo, with 14 participants. Jim Lan, one of Shinjuku Japanese Language Institute’s students, participated and won […]
In Japan, New Year usually starts off by paying a visit to the shrine (or temple dedicated to someone or something), to pray for good fortune. Most people only go to one shrine, but those who want to ensure good luck for the upcoming year can visit more than one… And the Shichifukujin pilgrimage is […]
If you want to study and work in Japan with a WHV: – You are allowed to work in Japan with a WHV – Income from this activity should only be complementary – WHV holders are not allowed to take part in some specific professional activities (See list) – Violating these rules will lead to […]
In order to obtain a Working Holiday Visa for Japan, you have to consider the following: Rules apply to all applicants You cannot be accompanied by a dependent (spouse or children) You have to possess a valid passport You have to possess a return/onward travel ticket or sufficient funds in order to purchase such a […]
Do you feel ready to embark on your Japanese language journey? Have you already found your Japanese language school in Japan or your university? That is great! However, do not forget to apply for your Student Visa. This document is essential, if you’d like to stay longer in the land of the rising sun than […]
Tokyo Keizai University came to SNG on August 23rd, where the head of their International Relations Department gave a detailed introduction of the school for our students. This weekend, they will be holding an Open Campus, so please pay them a visit! You can learn more about the school and their programs, and you’ll get […]
On August 6th and 7th, we held a seminar for Designated School Recommendations systems in our counselor office. Our target demographic was students who planned on enrolling in university after completing their Japanese studies. We had around 50 students total show up for the seminar. SNG is partnered with over 20 colleges, allowing us to […]
Dear SNG students, Regarding the upcoming typhoon on July 28th, please check this link to get our latest informations about Tomorrow’s Saturday and JLPT classes: sng.ac.jp/info
Tomorrow, on February 2nd, the class will start from the 2nd period (10:05am) due to snow. Please take care on your way to school.
A Certificate of Eligibility (CoE): – Is a necessary document to apply for a student visa – The length of time to obtain it, is about 3 months – The request can be submitted by a proxy in Japan – Only an authorized school can apply for a CoE Our school, SNG, is accredited and […]
