ARC ACADEMY
Japanese Language School
Shinjuku School
Student's Voice
I want to pursue the cutting edge education in Japan
'm studying at ARC so that I can pursue
Electronic Information study in Japanese graduate school. ,,,,
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My perception quickly broadens
My parents suggested that I come to study
in Japan
I graduated from a university in China. My major was Dance.
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To speak Japanese like a native
Speaking is the thing which a basic of
the language, and I think that to do training from speaking and listening is a good idea.,,,,
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ARC Academy is a school where you can meet people from all over the world
When I first came to Japan it was very
terrible. Everything around me was "new". Classmates and teachers are all people I've
just met so I was very nervous.,,,,
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(Present: April, 2010)
Overview
Name |
ARC Academy Shinjuku School | |
Association for the Promotion of Japanese
Language Education's Assessment Day |
1 June, 2001 (Moved from Ikebukuro to Shinjuku in October, 2007) |
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Headmistress |
Yumiko Endo | |
Student Quota |
240 students | |
Number of the class |
10 classes (1 Graduate Study Preparation Class) | |
Number of the teachers |
5 Full time teachers, 11 Part-time teachers | |
Number of the staff |
4 staff (Chinese, Korean and English speakers are available.) |
Student Composition
Registered Students
150 students (12 countries)
Male and Female Ratio
males 42.5%, female 57.5%
Our student who is studying at Shinjuku school
Bostrom Peter (Sweden)
Has been studying Japanese at the school for about 1 year.
I came to Japan because when I was travelling around Japan for one month I thought this country was very 'fun!!'. I searched for many schools on the internet, however after looking at ARC Academy's homepage I felt that the school is very professional so I decided to come here. ARC Academy focuses on conversation lessons which is the lesson style that suits my wish. Even if I know the grammar, there would be no meaning to it if I cannot use it in real conversations. Off-campus activities are also great fun. I really look forward to going to Nikko next month.
From Shinjuku Staff
Our motto is "corresponding with great attention to details". What kinds of student's life abroad would you like to have? We want to support your student's life in Japan. Please feel free to come and talk with us!