Japanese high schools hold information sessions for prospective students

Several Japanese educational institutions held information sessions for prospective students and parents on September 20.

Shohei Junior and Senior High School conducted its fourth session, focusing on its “Three Arrows” educational pillars: university entrance guidance, inquiry-based global education, and the integration of academics and athletics. The school also provided details regarding entrance examinations and tuition.

Yachiyo Shoin Gakuen held its sixth session, which saw approximately 1,000 attendees despite inclement weather. The session included presentations on the school’s ICT utilization, proficiency-based lesson systems, and various career course options, followed by campus facility tours.