Shinwa Foreign Language Academy
2-14-30, Takadanobaba, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 169-0075, Japan
Shinwa Foreign Language Academy
Écouter, parler, prononciation, lecture, rédaction, vocabulaire, grammaire et activités
You can choose from the following class times:
L'emploi du temps du cours peut changer selon la disponibilité et la saison.
Our courses are tailored to meet students' needs and demands for learning Japanese. Each class is named after the lead teacher that takes care of his / her students while they attend Shinwa Academy. Our teachers create a warm, relaxed and enjoyable learning atmosphere that is not rigid, but firm. We aim to create a dynamic and fun atmosphere that all students can enjoy while they learn Japanese. Although we are a school, we have the feel of a family that we can enjoy learning Japanese together.
You can now come to Japan with a student visa and be allowed to work up to 28 hours per week. This enables students to earn and learn during their stay in Japan and gives them valuable experience in the Japanese working atmosphere. This can also lead to full-time job opportunities once students graduate.
Students can test their Japanese skills in a variety of ways, one of them is our contests. We have various contests students can participate in.
● Speech Contest
● Essay Contest
● Attendance
Those with perfect attendance will receive a gift from the school every semester. Also winners of the speech and essay contest, will also win a prize.
NOTE 1: We can only accept students from OECD Countries as listed below.
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Canada
Chile
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Luxembourg
the Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
the United Kingdom
the United States
NOTE 2: If students choose not to take the official course start dates (Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct), they will only receive a certificate of completion. This is because the graduation ceremony is only for courses from 15 months and only held in March to comply with the Japanese educational system.
Moyenne | 15 étudiants |
Maximum | 20 étudiants |
Tranche d'âge | 18 - 93 ans |
Moyenne | 23 ans (19 en été) |
Nos professeurs sont bien formés et donnent des cours approfondis dans un environnement amical et social. Nous avons des tests quotidiens basés sur les documents de la veille qui aident les étudiants à comprendre leurs capacités et leurs points faibles, ainsi que de réviser ce qu'ils ont appris. Cela aide les enseignants à comprendre les besoins de chaque élève en classe. Nous utilisons notre propre texte exclusif ainsi que le matériel JLPT pour les cours afin de donner des leçons intéressantes, utiles et variées.
Les étudiants qui souhaitent suivre des cours plus longs doivent nous fournir une documentation leur permettant de demander un visa d'étudiant en votre nom.
Installations
● 3 bâtiments (moins d'une minute à pied du bâtiment principal)
● 24 salles de classe
● 3 bureaux académiques
● 1 bureau du secrétariat
● 6 distributeurs automatiques de boissons chaudes et froides
● 1 espace informatique avec accès à Internet
● 1 salle d'étude
● 2 salles de consultation
● Toilettes à chaque étage
● Salles de classe entièrement climatisées et chauffées
Nous fournissons aux étudiants des instructions détaillées pour se familiariser rapidement avec la vie au Japon. Lors de notre cérémonie d'ouverture, des locuteurs natifs de différentes langues donnent une introduction à l'école et à la vie au Japon pour répondre aux questions des étudiants. Les enseignants sont en mesure de donner des conseils en japonais aux étudiants et notre personnel de bureau multilingue est en mesure de parler de manière native avec les étudiants de leurs questions ou de leurs préoccupations.
Chaque saison de l'année propose des événements auxquels nous aimons participer.
Les événements vont des événements culturels à la visite de parcs d'attractions, de musées, de fêtes scolaires et de barbecues. Pendant le séjour des élèves à Shinwa, ils peuvent apprendre le japonais et participer à de nombreuses activités organisées par l'école. Vous pourrez également participer à de nombreux événements culturels, notamment le port du kimono, la visite de temples, le palais impérial, des musées, etc. D'autres festivals incluent notamment des festivals, des visites et des découvertes sur les industries médiatiques japonaises, des parcs d'attractions, etc. activités et excursions que l’école a ou peut recommander, en fonction de la saison.
Le mélange d'âge et de nationalité à Shinwa Foreign Language Academy varie selon la periode de l'année, les cours et les niveaux différent. Pendant l'année, la moyenne d'âge est de 23 ans. Pendant l'été, la moyenne d'âge est de 19 ans.
Shinwa Academy a des étudiants du monde entier, dont:
Shinwa Academy ne prévoit pas de cours durant des jours fériés indiqués ci-dessous. L'école n'offre pas de remboursement pour ces jours manqués donc faîtes attention en choississant vos dates de voyage.
L’Académie des langues étrangères Shinwa est située au cœur de Takadanobaba, à quelques pas de la célèbre université Waseda. Une sélection de magasins, restaurants et magasins de proximité sont à proximité pour rendre l'étude dans notre école pratique pour tous les étudiants et à 5 minutes à pied de la gare de Takadanobaba sur la ligne Yamanote.
I really enjoyed this class. The course went over chapters 1-24 in the minna no nihongo textbooks with tests every week and a final on the last week. This also includes intensive hiragana and katakana workbooks as well as a kanji book we started on the 3rd week. I did not pass the class because I did not study enough. However, I highly recommend this class for new Japanese learners because through this class I made significant progress in understanding the language. Far more than I was managing with self study.
The one major issue I experienced is that this school seems more geared for Chinese students so I did not have many English speaking classmates. Which means that if you don’t understand something there’s not going to be someone you can rely on to quickly explain it in English if you’re completely lost. I was in a class of 12 people and I was the only American. There were 8 Chinese students, 2 Vietnamese students and 1 French student. From the looks of it that was common throughout the whole school. Personally, I was okay with this because it forced me to interact using the class content and I couldn’t realistically communicate ideas by falling back on my native tongue. If you take this class I highly, highly, recommend going to the English counselor for assistance if there’s anything you don’t understand.
I liked how organized the content was taught, for instance, each chapter would progressively built on the past lessons. I've also noticed that the teachers would change the grammatical structure of their sentences in order to demonstrate how the new chapter's content could be used. The location was nice and easy to access, I've been able to travel to my classroom via Tram, Subway, JR and all of them were very convenient.
I did not get to participate any activities nor use any provided houses so no comment.
I did find it troublesome with the pacing of the course, I took the 10-week session with Shinwa found it somewhat difficult to catch up if I fail to understand the current chapter's content. I also found that there is a lack of discipline in some classes. There was a day when the instructor didn't come and my class was split and merged with another class that was loud and disrespectful. It was not a good environment to learn in, as my peers would chatter in Mandarin and the instructor was not able to control the class.
I am both glad and sorry about your experience.
Generally higher level classes are much more disciplined and students are more focused. But we often find that those studying their first 3 months take time to become accustomed to the Japanese educational system, and as a result they often chat with each other about unrelated matters to the classes.
I will bring this up with the principal.
Had a great time. Teachers were passionate and accommodating. Loved my time there.
Voir les détails » Lire plus...Thank you very much for your kind words, we are very pleased you had a good experience.
It has been nice. Teachers were friendly and overall everyhthing was ok.
Maybe just the teaching method was hard for europeans, due to different
method of learning
Thank you for your feedback.
The educational culture shock is always surprising for some people as it is very different in Japan compared to Europe and America.
It was a pleasure to have you here though.
I was picked up at the airport and guided by a Ben from the office who took me to me accommodation by train, then registered me at city hall, got my insurance, hanko, bank account and mobile phone. He was really helpful.
Classes began a few days later and were hard at first as they do not use English at all so it’s fully immersive and intensive. But I soon caught up and adapted to the study culture of Japan.
Teachers helped me a lot and were really supportive and enthusiastic. They helped me to apply for college and I got in too.
Ben helped me a lot in his free time too, taking me to hospitals, dentists and even to sort out my first bills at my apartment.
Thank you very much. I will look forward to seeing you graduate in March.
I studied for an 18-month course and graduated last year. The course was fast pace and hard to keep up for the first 2 weeks. But teachers organizes man to man classes after in English to help me catch up. After a week of these, I was back on track.
Japanese schools teach in Japanese only which was daunting at first but once you pick up the language and self-study you can learn very easily.
I went from beginner to N3/2 level in my time.
After I graduated I returned to the states and now work in a company that needed a Japanese speaker so I often visit Japan now.
It’s a good school and the English speaking staff, Ben was super supportive and helpful. He taught me basic grammar in his free time when I was stuck and helped me with registering at city hall and stuff.
Can’t recommend this school enough.
Thank you very much for your review!
I hope your studies are going well and that you are able to use Japanese as often as you can with your chosen career!
Nous ne pouvons pas faire de demande de visa au nom des étudiants. Cependant, l'école peut vous fournir tous les documents dont vous avez besoin pour préparer votre demande.
Votre lettre d'acceptation sera envoyée à votre domicile par la poste sans frais. Si vous désirez recevoir vos documents par courrier express, vous serez facturé ¥ 4,000 lorsque vous vous inscrivez.
Please note that we do not book flights for our students. If you are researching airfare costs, we recommend using Kayak.com, a search engine that lets you compare flight options from your home country to Tōkyō based on your budget, schedule and preferences.
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