A program that supports high school and university students from abroad who aim to study at Japanese universities.
Japan University Examination
The Japan University Examination (JPUE), sponsored by our foundation, is a globally common selection examination system for entering Japanese universities.
Those who wish to study in Japan take our own written and interview exams, and Japanese universities participating in the exam select students they want to accept based on their results in local common exams and basic academic ability assessments in high schools, achieving the best match between Japanese universities and overseas students who wish to study in Japan.
After matching is established, we provide Japanese language education locally according to the type of person the university is looking for, as well as support for studying abroad, and ultimately, we have a system in place that allows selected students to study abroad directly at a Japanese university.
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Study in Japan guide
Study in Japan
"Study in Japan," planned and edited by our foundation, is a bible for those from all over the world who want to study at a Japanese university.
It is a bible for those who want to study in Japan, packed with essential information for studying in Japan, including an overview and ranking of Japanese universities that accept international students, the significance of studying at a Japanese university, the academic departments and characteristics of Japanese universities, the academic ability and language ability required to actually study abroad and the examination system to prove that ability, general information on life while studying in Japan, and information on finding a job after graduating from university.
Since the first edition was published in 2021, it has been published in Asian countries every September. Similar information is also available on the web.
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Teaching Japanese to foreigners who want to come to Japan
Proposal for the introduction of a global standard for teaching the four Japanese language skills and assessing their acquisition
Our foundation aims to change the traditional input-based Japanese language learning that focuses on reading and listening, and to learn Japanese that can be truly used. We provide Japanese language teaching methods that incorporate the acquisition of output skills such as speaking and writing, and we are also working on developing textbooks for learners.
In addition to promoting the learning of the four skills of Japanese, we are also proposing to revise the Japanese language acquisition assessment criteria from N1 to N5 and to use the CEFR (Ce-Far) axis, which is the global standard for foreign language learning.
In addition, our affiliated organization, the International Education Promotion Association, is hosting the Japanese Language 4 Skills Acquisition Assessment Test "JLCAT" that is linked to the same standard, and the synergistic effect of this with our foundation's reform of Japanese language learning instruction has become a hot topic among Japanese language learners.
Commissioned to operate Japanese language programs for international students within universities.
Utilizing the aforementioned Japanese language teaching method, we collaborate with Japanese universities to operate pre-enrollment Japanese language programs for international students."
"Currently, we have been entrusted with the operation of such a program at Musashino University since 2020. In addition to students aiming to enter Musashino University, the program has gained a strong reputation, attracting many international students who aspire to attend prestigious national and private universities in Japan.
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Activities to promote the acceptance of SSW (Specified Skilled Workers) who wish to work in Japan.
Project to Accept Specified Skilled Workers (SSW) from Uzbekistan
In response to Japan`s rapidly aging population and declining birthrate, we are promoting the acceptance of foreign workers to help sustain and grow various industries across the country. Our foundation is also advancing projects aimed at contributing to the Japanese government’s goal of accepting 345,000 Specified Skilled Workers (SSW) annually."
"In particular, for the year 2025, we are strengthening our ties with the Government of Uzbekistan, with whom we have a close relationship. Leveraging our foundation’s expertise, we are actively promoting initiatives such as establishing Japanese language training centers in major cities across Uzbekistan, including Tashkent, and supporting the local administration of the 'JLCAT' exam, organized by affiliated foundations.
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