Study Abroad Course Introduction ｜ Study in Japan at SACHI International School

Study Abroad Course Introduction

Program Overview

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Purpose of Japanese Education

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Voices of Global Experience

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Introduction to Japanese Language Program
for International Students

JAPANESE LANGUAGE PROGRAM FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

A program designed for those considering studying in Japan.

This course offers a balanced approach to acquiring the skills necessary to thrive in Japanese society. Beyond daily conversation, the program emphasizes practical problem-solving abilities and cross-cultural adaptability. Participants will also develop advanced Japanese language skills required in specialized fields.

By the end of the course, students will achieve Japanese proficiency equivalent to CEFR B2 level (JLPT N2–N1).

【 Japanese B2 Two-Year Course for Career Development】

Benefits

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Curriculum

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Class Hours

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Annual Events

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Benefits of Learning at SACHI

BENEFIT

What are the benefits of studying at SACHI?
We introduce them from three perspectives:
Education Program, Location, and Student Support.

QUALITY OF EDUCATION

Developing Japanese Language Proficiency
(CEFR B2 Level) for Business Meetings and Negotiations

The B2 level of Japanese proficiency (equivalent to JLPT N2-N1) targeted by SACHI enables you to participate in business meetings and negotiations.
By studying thoroughly at SACHI, you can leverage the expertise acquired in your home country and build a successful career in Japan.

QUALITY OF EDUCATION

Developing Practical Communication Skills and Foundational Workplace Abilities

In addition to skill-specific classes, SACHI offers "Career Japanese" and "Project Learning" subjects. These classes include practical activities such as conducting interviews with professionals working in companies to develop real-world communication skills in Japanese.
The curriculum also incorporates training in computer skills in Japanese and understanding Japanese corporate culture, ensuring students are well-prepared to take their next steps smoothly after graduation.

LOCATION

Close to Parks and Libraries, with Easy Access to the City Center

Within walking distance from SACHI, you'll find Nagoya City Library and the serene Tsuruma Park, offering a peaceful environment despite being in an urban area. Additionally, SACHI is close to Sakae, the center of trends and culture, and the Osu shopping district, known for its anime shops. Both are just a 30-40 minute walk away, with ample transportation options for quicker access. This prime location allows students to fully enjoy the attractions of Nagoya while studying Japanese.

SUPPORT

Career Education and Counseling for a Bright Future

At SACHI, career-focused education begins in the first year with visitor sessions and networking events with companies included in the curriculum. Regular one-on-one counseling sessions ensure that every student receives personalized support to achieve their unique career goals.

Curriculum

Master Japanese communication skills to thrive in Japanese society in just 2 years

Classes are held in the morning and afternoon (4 classes per day, each lasting 45 minutes). Each term lasts 10 weeks, with 4 terms offered per year. The 2-year course consists of 8 terms, totaling 1,568 classes. Starting from A1 level (equivalent to JLPT N5), the course enables students to achieve B2 level (equivalent to JLPT N2–N1) Japanese communication skills. Students will comprehensively develop the abilities required to excel in Japanese society, including "speaking (interaction and presentation), listening, reading, and writing," along with "basic computer skills in Japanese."

※ Classes are available in either the morning or the afternoon.

Total 630 Classes: Listening & Speaking - 240 Classes, Reading & Writing - 160 Classes, Career Japanese - 300 Classes, Project-Based Learning - 190 Classes, Portfolio - 48 Classes

Comprehensive

Listening / Reading / Interaction

630 Classes

Learn foundational grammar, vocabulary, and expressions to achieve tasks, improve information-gathering skills, and develop stress-free communication in Japanese.

Listening & Speaking

Listening / Interaction

240 Classes

Deepen understanding of professional and societal topics using the language knowledge acquired in "Comprehensive." Enhance dialogue skills and the ability to express personal opinions effectively.

Reading & Writing

Reading / Writing

160 Classes

Practice handling written information effectively and develop skills to create logical and persuasive texts using knowledge gained in "Comprehensive."

Career Japanese

Listening / Reading / Interaction / Presentation / Writing

300 Classes

Develop communication skills necessary for the workplace in Japanese and deepen self-awareness through discussions, forming the foundation for career building.

Project-Based Learning

Reading / Interaction / Presentation / Writing

190 Classes

Enhance comprehensive skills through problem-solving and event planning projects. Develop practical skills through interactions with businesses and local residents.

Portfolio

Interaction / Presentation / Writing

48 Classes

Foster lifelong independent learning abilities. Reflect on achievements and create future learning plans through self-assessment.

Class Schedule

CLASS TIME

Every Week

Morning Class

Afternoon Class

Monday to Friday

9:00 AM - 12:20 PM

1:00 PM - 4:20 PM

Students will attend either the morning class or the afternoon class.

SACHI's Japanese Language Education Goals

EDUCATIONAL GOALS

Leveraging Cross-Cultural Perspectives
Education for Shaping the Future

At SACHI International School, we provide Japanese language and career education that maximizes the unique perspectives of international students. Our goal is to nurture individuals who can act from a standpoint of multicultural understanding and contribute to society.

Through a long-term perspective, we aim to empower students to explore their careers and achieve self-fulfillment. Our education not only focuses on developing Japanese communication skills but also fosters "autonomous learning abilities," enabling students to grow independently and make career choices based on self-awareness.

Specifically, through project-based and task-based learning, students deepen their understanding of cross-cultural and societal issues, cultivating a sense of responsibility as global citizens actively engaged in society. We help each student develop the ability to express and implement their own ideas as integral members of the community.

Respecting Diversity and Building the Future
Through Global Education

We aim to create a space where Japanese society can embrace diversity, enabling both foreigners and Japanese people interacting with them to grow together.
By moving beyond outdated stereotypes such as "foreigners as substitutes for Japanese labor," we strive to cultivate exceptional global talent. Our educational programs integrate numerous opportunities for interaction with local communities and businesses, enhancing not only the Japanese language skills of international students but also providing local residents and companies with the experiences needed to thrive in diverse environments.

Through these initiatives, we contribute to the growth and development of Japanese society as a whole, fostering the ability to recruit and develop leaders regardless of nationality. Our commitment lies in nurturing the next generation of global talent, transcending national, linguistic, and cultural borders, and empowering individuals to discover their unique potential and give back to society in meaningful ways.

The ability to acquire necessary skills independently, communication skills to advance a career in Japan, and a global perspective based on cross-cultural understanding.

The Ideal Student at SACHI

Next-Generation Leaders
Driving Multicultural Coexistence

The goal of SACHI International School is to provide education that enables international students from diverse cultural backgrounds to realize their potential and grow into next-generation leaders connecting Japan with the world.
Beyond language education, we promote inner growth and enhance Japanese proficiency through intercultural understanding and collaborative learning.

By implementing a Japanese language curriculum focused on problem-solving, we help students expand their perspective from themselves to those around them and the broader community. Students are encouraged to actively engage with various issues with a sense of ownership and develop practical solutions.

SACHI International School envisions its students as key contributors to fostering multicultural coexistence in Japanese society, building a community where individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds can thrive.

SACHI's Aspirations

Empowering the Future
with Japanese and Social Skills

SACHI International School aims to nurture global talent equipped with practical social skills and advanced Japanese language proficiency, contributing to societal enrichment while enhancing the lives of international students.
Through their experiences at SACHI, students discover their careers and grow into individuals who can contribute to society with a global perspective. By achieving these goals, SACHI International School aspires to become a meaningful institution for both its students and society at large.

Mid- to Long-Term
Career Support

CAREER SUPPORT

In addition to mastering the Japanese language, SACHI fosters the growth of practical professional skills and self-directed learning abilities, enabling mid- to long-term career planning. We promote the development of a broad range of skills, including international leadership and communication capabilities.

Promoting
Multiculturalism

MULTICULTURAL

By nurturing students from diverse cultural backgrounds and implementing collaborative education with local communities and businesses, SACHI deepens understanding of multicultural coexistence within society. We aim to emphasize the importance of spaces where both foreigners and Japanese can thrive together.

Promoting
Lifelong Learning

LIFELONG LEARNING

We aim to establish an alumni network that fosters continued personal growth and the expansion of professional connections for graduates. SACHI actively provides opportunities for meaningful interaction among students, alumni, and faculty, building lasting bonds. Additionally, we are dedicated to creating a supportive framework for ongoing education beyond graduation.

School Regulations

Here is an overview of our school regulations. Please review them to ensure a smooth and successful school life.

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Voices of Global Experience

My Journey to Succeed in Japan

Head of Administration

Gurung Ajay

STEP 01

Arrival in Japan

I came to Japan in 2014 on a student visa. I arrived without any prior plans.
At first, I was able to enjoy my time, make many friends, and work part-time.

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STEP 02

College life

Challenges in Education and Career Preparation

At the university I attended, we were not taught practical knowledge such as:

・How to find a job in Japan
・What documents or qualifications are required
・How to build a career path as a foreigner in Japan

Because of this lack of guidance, I faced many difficulties after graduation.

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STEP 03

AFTER GRADUATION

My school did not teach how to find ajob or prepare for a career.
Many of my friends, even with degrees, couldn’t find jobs without paying agencies. Some were even sent back to their home countries.

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STEP 04

THE REAL STRUGGLES AFTER GETTING A JOB

ALTHOUGH I COULD SPEAK JAPANESE, I LACKED THE BUSINESS COMMUNICATION SKILLS REQUIRED IN A PROFESSIONAL SETTING.
I was fortunate to find a job in a hospital as an accountant, but the real challenge started after joining the company.
I could speak Japanese, but I didn’t know:

・How to use business Japanese (敬語, formal communication)
・How to write emails, answer phones, or talk with bosses appropriately
・How to use computers in Japanese, including basic office tools

“Speaking Japanese is not enough —.”

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STEP 05

SELF-IMPROVEMENT AND GROWTH

I REALIZED THAT JUST SPEAKING JAPANESE IS NOT AN ADVANTAGE — IT’S THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENT.
JUST LIKE IN NEPAL, BEING ABLE TO SPEAK NEPALI DOESN’T GIVE YOU A JOB ADVANTAGE — IT’S EXPECTED.

In Japan, too, language alone is not enough. You need real skills to succeed in the workplace.
To improve myself and adapt, I focused on building practical abilities:

Passed 簿記2級 (Bookkeeping Level 2)

Scored 965 in TOEIC

Gained MOS Excel certification

Learned additional languages

Thanks to these efforts, I was able to perform better, communicate effectively,and build strong relationships with my colleagues.

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STEP 06

WHERE I AM NOW

AFTER YEARS OF EFFORT, GROWTH, AND EXPERIENCE,I was able to become the HEAD OF ADMINISTRATION at my workplace.
From someone who once knew nothing about working in Japan to a leader today — This journey proves that anything is possible.

FINAL MESSAGE

"NO MATTER YOUR BACKGROUND, IF YOU KEEP IMPROVING AND NEVER GIVE UP, SUCCESS IS POSSIBLE — EVEN IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY."

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