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Let’s start your journey in Japan!
Hello! We are World Horizon, a study abroad agency in Japan.
We fully support people who want to study abroad in Japan.
Interested?But facing these obstacles?
- Which resources should I use to look for a good school?
- How should I decide which school suits me the best?
You might need more information about…
- Beneficial language schools and recommendations concerning the opportunity for further education or searching for a job in Japan.
- Applying for a VISA
- Homestay experience
- Practical experience while learning Japanese, for example in the nursing field
We understand that it is difficult to find the right school by just searching on the internet by yourself.
Do not worry! We can make it easier for you! We provide precise and local information as our agency is located in Japan.
Services
Consultation to study abroad
Prior Information
Support for entrance exam
Other support for traveling to Japan
Other support during your stay in Japan
Support for choosing a local school
Cooperation with local Japanese schools
Procedural support
Termination Support
Consultation for your career and future courses after graduation
Service Details
Japan currently has more than 700 language schools.
We choose the best school for you based on teacher quality, feedback from students, course variety, tuition and so on.
Also, a strong relationship with each language school makes it possible for us to introduce you to the school that best matches your inquiry.
If you decide to join us, we will be able to provide helpful information as outlined below.
Japanese school
・Details of the recommended school and the reason
・Positives and Negatives
・Teachers and Staff
・Courses, Class atmosphere, School events
・Feedback from students
・Career achievement
・Nationality percentage, An enrollment number
・Terms, Application deadline
・Preparation for application format
・Criteria for selection, Selection process
・Tuition/Other expenses/Payment method
・Scholarships
Lifestyle
・General living conditions support
（Dorm・Private residence・Part-time job・Transportation from airport）
・Useful local information, for example Security, Sightseeing and so on
・Economic and other latest news
・Japanese manners, Food, Other necessary Information
Others
・Overseas Insurance
・Success / failure stories
・Tips to reduce total cost of the study abroad (Terms, location...etc)
We are a Japanese study-abroad agency. You can have confidence in our large body of information and the quality of our services.
◆ Large amount of information about Japan and Japanese schools
− We have a lot of information about Japanese schools that allows us to recommend the best school for you that matches your preferences. Also we have the most recent information about security, nearby hospitals and other services around the school or where you will be living.
◆ Strong relationship with Japanese schools
− We have already visited and had discussions with principals in the all schools, so we can share the detailed information of each school that is not available on the website of each school.
◆ Quick response and High quality
− We have a relationship with several legal specialists in Japan as well, so we can smoothly support any issues related to immigration.
◆ Our role to provide assistance with non-school related issues
− Because we are based in Japan, we can support you not only before your arrival but also during your stay here. You are able to contact us at any time and get an immediate response from us! Such as if you have a sudden illness, concern about your living situation, your career, your part-time job and so on.
10 Steps
to enter school
1. Apply for free counseling by filling in a form
2. With your counselor, decide on a school, the terms and time period
3. Submission of school application form, payment for entrance exam
4. Entrance exam
5. Permission from immigration bureau and apply for a certificate of eligibility
6. Complete admission process and payment of tuition
7. Receiving admission permit and certificate of eligibility
8. Apply for a passport and VISA
9. Other travel procedures
10. Visiting Japan - Your life in Japan finally begins!
Note: These steps may change depending on the situation.
FAQ
Q. What are the requirements to study in Japan?
A.
To study in Japan, you must get a long-term visa after you obtain the Certificate of Eligibility as a student from the Immigration Bureau of Japan.
To obtain the Certificate of Eligibility, you will be asked for the following information:
- Do you really have intent to study in Japan
- Do you have necessary and sufficient Japanese language ability
- Do you have enough money to support yourself during your study abroad in Japan
Q. What is the “necessary and sufficient Japanese language ability”?
A.
To enroll in Japanese language schools, you are required to have Japanese language ability equivalent to N5 in JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test). It means you can read and understand typical expressions and sentences written in hiragana, katakana, and basic kanji, and also you can listen and comprehend conversations about topics regularly encountered in daily life and classroom situations, and you are able to pick up necessary information from short conversations spoken slowly. It will be an indication of N5 that you have studied Japanese for a total of about 150 hours.
To enroll in collage/university, you must have N2 in JLPT.
Please check the website below for the information of JLPT:
https://www.jlpt.jp/e/index.html
Q. To enroll in a Japanese school, what fees should I expect?
A.
First, you need to make payment for the screening fee and the retainer including paperwork and translation fee for immigration. After your Certificate of Eligibility is approved, you have to pay the admission fee, tuition and other expenses to the school. You may have to make payment for your first 3 months rent at this time as well. Also you need funds for applying for a visa in your country and you must purchase airline tickets. You will have living expenses after you come to Japan.
Q. What is the amount of “enough money to support myself during my study abroad in Japan”?
A.
The Immigration Bureau doesn’t officially release the amount of money, but many Japanese schools give applicants a rough indication; 2,000,000 - 3,000,000JPY(18,100 - 27,200USD at the rate of 110JPY to a dollar) in your/your sponsor’s bank account is necessary. If you don’t have it, you can have your family or other relatives as your financial sponsor(s).
Unfortunately we cannot either sponsor you or find a sponsor for you.
Q. Are there any possible scholarships I can apply for?
A.
Generally speaking, there are very few scholarships which fully cover the whole cost of studying in Japan. If there are any, they are for top performers and highly competitive.
Also, most of the scholarships will cover a part of the tuitions or some living expense only. Therefore, it is very difficult to make a plan to study in Japan relying only on wining scholarships.
Q. Can I have a part-time job during my study abroad in Japan?
A.
If you are approved by the Immigration Bureau, you can work up to 28 hours per week with a student visa.
Q. Is there an age limit to obtain a student visa?
A.
There is no age limitation to obtain a student visa. However, there are some conditions and one of them is: you must apply within 5 years from the graduation of your final education. If you graduated from school more than 5 years earlier, you have to submit an essay to explain why you want to apply for school in Japan.
■ Company Name：
Moon Communications Enterprises G.K.
■ CEO：
Yusuke Yoshizawa
■ Services：
・Consultation for study abroad
・General support service while staying in Japan
・Recruiting services
・Investment in new business with innovation
■ Address：
Level 32, Shinjuku Nomura Building, 1-26-2 Nishi Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 163-0532, Japan
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