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KCP International Japanese Language School
Basic Information
Address: PO Box 28028, Bellingham, WA, USA, 98228
Phone Number: 360-647-0072
Email: info@kcpinternational.com
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Additional Information
Ages: 18 +
Setting:
Urban. Central Tokyo.
School Schedule (Hours in Day): 4-5 hours each day
School Size: 800 plus students
Classroom Size: 15 average
Student/Teacher Ratio: 11/1
Tuition:
$3000
Financial Aid:
US College students
Languages used as a Medium of Teaching: Japanese, English
Credit Available: 14 semester credits each term
Course Levels: Beginner through advanced
Experience Required:
1 semester university level Japanese recommended.
Support Services:
English support available. Detailed Orientation. On going excursions and cultural activities.
Computer Capabilities:
Facilities have wifi. Most housing has wifi. Computer lab available.
Admissions Requirements:
High school graduates, 18 plus years of age.
Admissions Deadline: Offered 5 times a year. Applications due 90-days prior to program start.
Application Process:
Online application.
Mission Statement:
Providing the best in quality Japanese language education.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
School History:
Founded in 1984. Multiple partner universities and colleges.
Program Highlights:
Visa Requirement:
Travel/Living Accommodations: https://www.kcpinternational.com/about/housing/
Notes/School Information:
Deatilaed information on our program can be found on our web site at http://www.kcpinternational.com.