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- Apply now for:
- October 2024
- Deadline to apply:
- Mid May 2024
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Recommended for Westerners
The school’s curriculum has accounted for students who need more time and support to learn Kanji, etc.
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Flexible Class Schedule
You are able to request an AM or PM class schedule based on your needs.
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Wifi Available
Rest assured that this school has wifi available.
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Part-time Job Support
This school introduces part-time job opportunities so you can work while studying.
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Higher Education Counselling
This school provides specialized counseling to prepare and apply to colleges and universities after graduation.
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Career Support
Counselors are available to provide specialized support for full-time employment after graduation.
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Dormitories Available
This school introduces affordable shared living spaces.
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Out-of-School Activities
This school organizes out-of-school day-trips, excursions and events throughout the year.
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Student Lounge
Space outside of the classroom is available for students to interact casually and/or study.
*Click each feature for details
School Introduction
Located in Osaka, Japan, Kansai College has been teaching foreign languages since 1967. The school offers a dedicated Japanese language department for both international students and those returning from overseas. Students benefit from a diverse, supportive environment, academic and career guidance, and cultural exchange activities. Upon graduation, students receive a diploma accredited by Japan's Ministry of Education (MEXT).
| Total Number of Students: | 100-180 |
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| Class Size: | Average of 15 ~ 20 |
| School Staff Support Languages: | English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean |
| School Intensity: | Medium-high intensity |
| Enrolment Terms: | Long-term courses: April, October / Short-term courses: April, June, October and January |
| Minimum Course Duration: | 3 months |
Main Features
- Practical foreign language education
- The college teaches foreign languages with a focus on developing practical skills rather than just grammar. The college also produces many language specialists who work in various fields around the world.
- Exam-oriented curriculum
- The college offers courses that cover different levels of proficiency and prepare students for exams such as JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) and EJU (Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students). The college uses original textbooks developed by the school and also holds JLPT and EJU mock tests.
- Multicultural environment
- The college has a mix of Japanese and international students who study together and interact with each other. The college also provides cultural exchange opportunities such as excursions, school festivals, speech contests, study tours, and community exchanges. Students can experience a mini-international community at the college.
- Academic support and career guidance
- The college provides academic support for students who want to achieve their educational goals. The college also offers career guidance and interview preparation for students who want to advance to higher education or find employment in Japan. The college has partnerships with universities and vocational schools that simplify the admission process.
- Diploma authorized by MEXT
- The college awards a diploma that is authorized by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) of Japan to students who complete the two-year course. This diploma satisfies the application requirements for third-year university transfer or professional degree programs.
School Location
Nestled in the heart of Tennoji, Osaka, the school is located in a vibrant neighborhood with a rich history and culture. With public facilities such as Tennoji Park, museums, and zoos that have been around for over 200 years, and the famous Shitennoji Temple that was built in 593, students can expect to be surrounded by traditional beauty.
At the same time, Tennoji is a modern city that offers plenty of excitement and convenience. It boasts leading downtown areas such as JR, subway, and Kintetsu, as well as bustling department stores and shopping districts. Students can enjoy the best of both worlds in this neighborhood, with a blend of traditional charm and modern amenities.
Nearest stations:
Tennoji station (~5min walk)
Available Courses
- Long-term courses
- Short-term courses
Long-term courses
Course Description
The Kansai College long-term courses are designed to develop your four basic Japanese skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking. You will also get academic support and career guidance from experienced teachers and staff. You can choose from different course types and durations depending on your level and goals. You can also take elective courses that suit your interests and needs.
And when you finish your 2-year course, you will receive a diploma that will enable you to transfer to universities or professional degree programs in Japan.
- Kansai College offers 3 long-term courses: 1 year, 1 year and 6 months and 2 years.
Enrolment Periods & Duration
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Intake |
Duration |
Application Start Date |
Application Deadline |
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April |
1-year course 2-year course |
Early August |
Early December |
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October |
1.5-year course 2-year course |
Late February |
Late June |
Morning and afternoon classes:
- Morning classes are held from 9:00 to 11:50 (Monday to Friday)
- Afternoon classes are held from 12:50 to 14:40 (Monday to Friday)
Course Features & Electives
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Higher education and career preparation
The long-term course also prepares students for exams such as JLPT and EJU by holding mock tests and offering make-up classes, social events, career guidance, and interview guidance after classes. The course also helps students advance to higher education or find employment in Japan
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Multiple electives
Students in the intermediate class and above can take six classes per week of elective courses in addition to Japanese language courses. The elective courses include business Japanese, conversation, kanji, culture, etc.
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Diploma authorized by MEXT
Upon completion of the two-year course, students can obtain a professional degree in addition to a diploma that is authorized by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) of Japan. This diploma satisfies the application requirements for third-year university transfer or professional degree programs.
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Cultural exchange opportunities
The long-term course also offers many opportunities to learn outside the classroom, such as excursions, school festivals, speech contests, extracurricular classes, study tours, and community exchanges with Japanese students.
Tuition Fees
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Tuition fees |
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1-year course |
¥668,000 |
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2-year course |
¥1,336,000 |
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1.5-year course |
¥1,002,000 |
Other fees:
| 1 year | 1.5 year | 2 years | |
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social fee |
¥22,000 |
¥33,000 |
¥44,000 |
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activity fee |
¥10,000 |
¥15,000 |
¥20,000 |
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insurance Fee |
¥7,000 |
¥14,000 |
¥10,500 |
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application fee |
¥20,000 |
¥20,000 |
¥20,000 |
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enrollment fee |
¥80,000 |
¥80,000 |
¥80,000 |
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textbooks |
included |
included |
included |
Because our counselling service is free,
the tuition fees listed here will be the same as the school’s original tuition fees.
Short-term courses
Course Description
Kansai College’s short-term courses are designed for those who want to learn Japanese effectively in a short period of time.
From complete beginner to advanced Japanese learners, the school provides lessons according to the student abilities.
Enrolment Periods & Duration
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Intake |
Duration |
Application Start Date |
Application Deadline |
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April, June, October and January |
3 months |
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NA |
Morning and afternoon classes:
- Morning classes are held from 9:00 to 11:50 (Monday to Friday)
- Afternoon classes are held from 12:50 to 14:40 (Monday to Friday)
Course Features & Electives
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Intensive Japanese learning
The short-term course lasts for about three months (210 hours) and covers different levels of proficiency from complete beginner to research level above N1. The course uses original textbooks developed by the school and provides five classes a day with a focus on practical skills.
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JLPT and EJU preparation
The short-term course also prepares students for exams such as JLPT and EJU by holding mock tests and offering make-up classes, social events, career guidance, and interview guidance after classes.
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Multiple electives
Students in the intermediate class and above can take six classes per week of elective courses in addition to Japanese language courses. The elective courses include business Japanese, conversation, kanji, culture, etc.
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Cultural exchange opportunities
The short-term course also offers many opportunities to learn outside the classroom, such as excursions, school festivals, speech contests, extracurricular classes, study tours, and community exchanges with Japanese students.
Tuition Fees
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Tuition fees |
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3 months course |
¥183,000 |
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Other fees: |
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Enrollment fee |
¥20,000 |
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social Fee |
¥7,000 |
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application fee |
¥10,000 |
Because our counselling service is free,
the tuition fees listed here will be the same as the school’s original tuition fees.
Our Free Services
For this reason, we provide all of these services at not cost to you.
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School & Visa
Application Support -
Free Japanese
Language Lessons -
Accommodation
Setup -
24-Hour
Emergency Assistance
