Which language schools can art students choose to study in Japan?

For 0 basic art students, it is recommended to choose:

1. KCP Global Citizen Japanese Language School: Start instruction based on basic sketching, color composition and other courses; students are clear After deciding on a university, we will provide targeted tutoring on the contents of university exams; students who apply for master's degrees in graduate schools will be provided with guidance on research plans and portfolios.

2. Waseda EDU: The courses focus on portfolio compilation, interviews, and thesis counseling; the graduate school courses focus on portfolios, interviews, and thesis counseling; among them, there are subdivisions in the direction of animation. Counseling.

3. Guoshu Japanese Language School: The curriculum focuses on three directions: basic sketching, art project production, and art education.

The above three language schools all accept students without art foundation. For those with a certain art foundation and a certain Japanese language foundation, it is recommended to choose:

1. MANABI Foreign Language School : Students are required to have N2 Japanese (or equivalent) level

2. Oriental Language Institute: Students must have at least half a year of art foundation in China

3. Kyoto International College: University or above , the college entrance examination score is required to be no less than 330, and the college entrance examination score for professional courses is no less than 200.

Those with an art high school degree must have a college entrance examination score of no less than 330, a professional college entrance examination score of no less than 200, and a JTEST grade of F or above.

Applicants with a general high school degree must have a college entrance examination score of no less than 400 and a JTEST grade of F or above.

Those with a junior high school degree need to make a recommendation from the study abroad center, an interview with the principal of the Japanese school, and a JTEST grade of F or above.

These courses with certain thresholds will be more suitable for students with basic knowledge in terms of course progress.

For students who want to enter music universities, there are not many language schools in Japan that offer music tutoring courses. Here is one of them recommended: Amity Japanese Language School, which offers music courses. Divided into two categories: theory and practical practice, it is one of the few music courses in Japan with a relatively comprehensive curriculum.