Q: What happens in zero period and after school?Ī: During zero period (8:15 to 8:25 am) students are given learning various activities/materials to practice and develop various skills that are catered to their level and needs. Q: Is there a system for short study abroad programs?Ī: Short study abroad programs are available during summer vacation. Q: Are the International department rules the same as those in the Domestic department? As an 'Ichijou' school, we present Japanese National Graduation Certificates to both junior and senior high students upon graduating. Diplomas from our International Department are perfectly valid for students taking Japanese university entrance exams. Q: Are graduation diplomas from Hiroo Gakuen International Department accepted by Japanese Universities?Ī: Yes. Students are also able to take AP® Exams for certain subjects as well. In high school, students are encouraged to take SAT®s and TOEFL® once a year. Q: What special strategies do you have to help students who want to study at overseas universities?Ī: Homeroom teachers play a hands on role in providing academic counseling to their students. The latter are provided free for junior high school students. Please be aware students are expected to purchase both English and Japanese text books and study materials authorized by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. However, Japanese Language classes, 'Kokugo' and some Social Science classes, Home Economics, PE and Health are conducted in Japanese. Q: Are all International Course classes conducted in English?Ī: Basically, the majority of senior high school classes are conducted in English. All of our teachers are highly qualified and have a great deal of experience. These include the United States of America, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand. Please be aware of the following points if you are thinking of having your child join the International Course of Hiroo Gakuen.Ī: We employ foreign teachers from a diverse range of countries. Frequently Asked Questions for students thinking about joining the International Course.
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