Student Interview

I think I would give my study abroad experience at ISI 100 points out of 100 points.

I really appreciated the teaching style, which respects students' independence and encourages the open exchange of ideas on an equal footing.

At a stage in life when most people seek stability, I chose to leave my job at a major IT company and study abroad.

After majoring in Psychology at an Ivy League university in the United States, I came to Japan to study music.

Leaving My Job and Moving to Japan to Pursue My Dreams and Passion Through Graduate School Admissions

I spent the last 10 years teaching Japanese at a language school, but this time, I'm the one who gets to study abroad!

The happiest moment during my study abroad was when I received the acceptance email from Chiba University

I prepared for the entrance exams through online classes and with the support of the instructors at JUQ, ISI’s preparatory school, and was accepted into my school of choice

After being rejected by Waseda University, I was accepted into Keio University thanks to my teacher’s support and encouragement.

I received a great deal of support from the JUQ instructors both during and after class.

I am deeply grateful to my teacher, who always looked out for me and guided me with such care.

I appreciate the unique aesthetic and emotionally expressive style of Japanese design.

I didn’t want to live a life where the future was already mapped out. Wanting to break free from my circumstances, I chose to study abroad.

Osaka is home to the university I hope to attend and the companies where I hope to work in the future.

I love the sense of freedom and spontaneity that comes with studying art in Japan!

I want to become a manga artist! That's why I came to Kyoto.

I love the atmosphere of Kyoto, and it provides a calm environment where I can fully focus on my studies.

Here, I met friends who shared the same aspirations as me.

It was at ISI that I first realized there are many different ways to live.

While preparing for the University of Tokyo entrance exam, I wanted to give up many times. However, thanks to the encouragement of my teachers and friends, I was able to keep going without giving up!

Studying abroad has broadened my social circle, and I hope to learn about advanced approaches to education in Japan.

I believe my experience starting a business during university was one of the key factors that helped me gain admission to Keio University's MBA program.

ISI has many instructors with an international perspective, and the Advanced Preparatory Class offers attentive guidance for university entrance exams.

I was drawn to the international environment at the Takadanobaba Campus, where students can pursue both academic advancement and international exchange.

The university I attend has a very open and flexible academic culture, and upon graduation, I will earn dual degrees from Ritsumeikan University and the Australian National University.

I realize that the learning environment has an impact on the results.

At the end of the day, it is important to believe in yourself. I was able to acquire that confidence at ISI.

Thanks to numerous coaching sessions on the interview and research proposal, I was able to pass the exam.

There are events prepared for us to enjoy Japanese culture, and I felt it was effective in helping us as foreigners get accustomed to Japanese society as quickly as possible.

The teachers are there to help you in any way they can, so choose ISI with confidence.

Japanese language and other cultures can be understood together.

The teachers are very close to the students and provide a lot of support in and out of the classroom.

With the teacher's words, I was able to speak Japanese with confidence.

Being able to talk in Japanese with students from many different countries is a big attraction.

The teachers are friendly to the students, can help and support them in their various career paths.

The good thing about enrolling in the school is that the teachers are very kind and the school facilities are new and clean.

I feel my language skill improving every day here.

ISI Students have been growing together.

I have grown up hearing amazing things about Japan.

The teachers teach very enthusiastically.

The Ikebukuro school is conveniently located for commuting to school and has a study guidance and educational system tailored to your Japanese level and study abroad objectives. I believe that you will have the same wonderful experience as I did by joining this school.

The school offered a wide range of support, and I believe that the extensive support for my daily life allowed me to concentrate on my examinations.

Ikebukuro Campus offers excellent support for entrance exams and is a great place to learn about Japanese trends and experience animation and other aspects of Japanese culture.

After studying Japanese at ISI for more than a year, my Japanese communication skills have vastly improved.

I love to talk to and learn from people from different cultures.

ISI teachers' lessons are like a goldmine!

I want to learn a Japanese architecture technology.

You can learn much more than Japanese from teachers.

There are teachers at the school who will actively support you. If you consult with your teachers and work diligently to find a job, I am sure you will succeed.

If you have a strong desire to find employment and a passion for learning, this school is a first-class place to study.

The Renewal Screening Tokyo-Harajuku Campus is overflowing with enthusiasm to "Help students find jobs in Japan". Teachers work together with students to seriously consider their future.

I believe that if you believe in your skills and abilities as well as do your job activity at Harajuku Campus, you will be able to find a job in Japan.

Don't be afraid to challenge yourself with a Japanese company! It will surely lead to good results.

ISI helped me a lot with improving my Japanese and finding a job, but more than anything, it introduced me to great people.

All the teachers at the Kyoto school are kind and the support from the school is excellent. I believe that here, together with my friends, I can make my dreams reality. Please come to ISI!

I worked hard with my teachers to practice for interviews and study Japanese with the goal of entering an art college. From now on, I would like to create original works of art based on the theme of the process of my growth and what I felt during my study abroad in Japan.

School taught me not only knowledge, but also values and compassion to grow as a person. I believe that the school will remain in my heart long after I graduate. Thank you very much.

At the career interview immediately after enrollment, I was given detailed information about my study status and overall career schedule. Thanks to this, I was able to find a job with plenty of time to spare.

The school and teachers provided support for higher education as well as encouragement to keep me motivated.

The exam questions were challenging and I was very anxious because I did not have enough time. Interviews are also important, so I repeatedly practiced at school.

I felt the enthusiasm of the teachers, who have a strong sense of responsibility for each student.

You will never regret enrolling in Kyoto School. Trust me, you'll study hard while enjoying the culture and life here!

I like the calm and quiet atmosphere of Kansai. In the future, I would like to become a university professor.

I really like the sensitive and free research atmosphere of Japan.

Everyone has a place other than their hometown where they feel at home. Kyoto is such a place that eases my mind.

Opened a tapioca milk tea store in Japan. He went his own way, determined not to give up, and made his dream come true.

Learning Japanese makes me very happy. I would like to become a Japanese language teacher after graduation so that more people can feel this happiness.

ISI is not only a great place to learn Japanese, but also to create a great experience.

Go to university in the Kansai area in the best environment that suits you!

ISI is a school with great support for individuals wanting to improve their Japanese language studies.

You should work hard on your studies and at the same time, you should definitely attend a lot of school events.

I consult with my teacher every day about my life and career path in Japan. I am very grateful for their kind support system.

I was inspired by the students around me who were working hard to achieve their dreams. Based on my experience here, I would like to further develop Mongolia's tourism industry.

At the school, I learned what to pay attention to in interviews and the fine nuances of the Japanese language, which I was able to immediately apply in my job search.

I have met students from all over the world and enjoyed studying with kind teachers. Above all, I was able to fulfill my dream of finding a job in Japan.

When in Rome, do as the Romans do. If you are going to live abroad, it is important to respect the local culture.

I chose Nagano Campus because I wanted to live the local culture

I want to become a Japanes teacher in Vietnam.

Ueda City, located in Nagano prefecture, is surrounded by mountains and beautiful landscapes that make you feel relaxed during your daily study time.

Although Nagano does not have the bright lights of a big city, it has the quietness and warmth unique to a small city, and people interact with each other with more smiles and sincerity.

The cost of living in Nagano is much lower than in Tokyo, and the teachers can introduce you to part-time jobs, so it is a very cost effective place to study.

Nagano Campus not only offers Japanese language lessons, but also has a vocational school. I was attracted by the enthusiastic teachers.