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KAI Japanese Language School is holding a job hunting webinar mainly for foreigners living abroad. How can I get a job, and how do I find one? How good should my Japanese be? And procedures, etc? We will share with you the information you want to know, including the unique job hunting activities in Japan. KAI’s instructors, who are nationally certified career consultants, will give talks. We’re looking forward to your participation! PDF Date and time Saturday, July 17, 2021, 24:00 (Japan time) Admission fee Free

KAI Japanese Language School is hiring part-time school administrative and reception staff. Around 200 students from about 40 countries usually study Japanese language at KAI Japanese Language School. Your job is to support them from their enrollment to all the various work related to school administrative work. Would you like to work in such an international environment?

In response to the extension of the emergency declaration, KAI Japanese Language School will be conducting classes online until the end of May, except for classes that require face-to-face instruction. As for June and beyond, we will make a decision based on the situation at the end of May.

Our office will be closed for the following period during this “Golden Week”. April 29, 2021 (Thur) and May 1 (Sat) to May 5, 2021 (Wed) The inquiries during this period will be answered by some of our staff from outside of the office, however, please keep in mind the replies may delay. We will go back to our normal operation on May 6. We’re very sorry for the inconvenience. KAI Japanese Language School

We interviewed a student who is taking the Beginner 1 level of the General Course online from the UK in the January 2021 term. The class is a hybrid, so there is a mix of face-to-face and online students, but they seem to really enjoy the class. Please take a watch.

Optional class for JLPT N2 preparation will open! Non-KAI students are also welcomed.  The application deadline is 22 March. Please contact us ASAP if you are interested! 

KAI Japanese Language School offered face-to-face classes once a week from February 8 (Mon), but due to a further decrease in the number of new patients, we have decided to increase the number of face-to-face classes to three times a week starting March 1 (Mon). We plan to increase the number of face-to-face classes while carefully monitoring the situation.

KAI Japanese Language School offered classes entirely online in January, however, due to the decreasing number of new patients and students’ eagerness to come to school, we have decided to offer face-to-face classes once a week from Monday, February 8. We plan to increase the number of face-to-face classes in stages as soon as possible while carefully monitoring the situation.

Here are student nationality and area ratio charts of our students enrolled in 2020. As usual, we could keep a very good balance of nationalities without depending on one country. General Course By Country  (40 countries) By Area Age Group Practical Conversation Course By Country  (25 countries) By Area Age Group

KAI Japanese Language School had been conducting classes in a blended format as a precaution against COVID-19, however, in light of the rapid increase in the number of new cases of COVID-19 and the declaration of a state of emergency, we have decided to conduct all classes online until the end of January for the January term. At the end of January, we will make a decision on the status from February onward, and after that, we will make detailed decisions in two-week increments, and plan to switch to face-to-face classes in stages as soon as possible.