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I was taking a nail course. I didn't know what qualifications I should get or what courses I should take, but the nail staff was very kind and listened to me and I was able to decide what I wanted to aim for! The instructor was also very kind, and in addition to the certification preparation courses, there were also courses that were useful for salon work, which was great!! With the support of the nail staff and the instructor, I was able to pass the JNEC Level 1 exam!! The staff and instructors were very kind, so it was easy to ask them about things I didn't understand or was worried about!

I am taking a Japanese language teacher training course. Due to the timing of my enrollment, I was mainly required to take classroom courses via e-learning, but I was able to study at my own pace because I didn't have to spend time commuting to school and could review the videos whenever I wanted. I even passed the Japanese Language Teaching Competency Examination while studying here. Due to work and other factors, I fell further and further behind my original learning pace, but I managed to get this far thanks to the generous support of the staff, who reviewed my course plan and gave me advice on numerous occasions. I'll do my best to graduate!

I took the Japanese language training course at the Kashiwa campus. I had been planning to take the Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test on my own, but was worried about the difficulty of the content. When I heard that a training course was available at Kashiwa, I went to take a look. First of all, the staff were very cheerful and kind, and they designed a curriculum that allowed me to complete the course in the shortest time possible. They also explained in detail about the education and training grant, which I was able to take advantage of. When I was taking the course, all classes were face-to-face. The teachers were all very unique, and there was a lot of group work in class, so I never got bored during class. Students would help each other with things they didn't understand, and we would have tea together after class, so every day was very enjoyable. During my internship, the teacher in charge checked my lesson plans until late at night and also gave me advice on the mock lessons I would take for the employment exam. Fortunately, I was hired by my first choice of Japanese language school, and I've already been working there for three years. I completed the course as planned, in the shortest eight months possible, and passed the Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test at the same time. I owe it all to the teachers, staff, and students who studied with me.

I've been taking the Web Design course for two months now, and my impression so far is that the support is extremely thorough. The course is primarily online, allowing me to study at home, but if I have any questions, I can ask them via email. If I find it difficult to concentrate at home, I can also reserve a study room. Instructors are present in the study rooms, so it's helpful to be able to ask them questions directly. There's also job placement support, so I feel confident throughout the entire course, and I'm personally very satisfied.

It's been a month since I started studying to become a web designer at Human Academy. I started attending classes twice a week while working, plus web courses. I chose Human Academy because the Web Video Creator course was available as an exception for the Single Parent Advanced Vocational Training Program, and it was a course I wanted to take. The friendly advice I received from the staff at Human Academy was also a deciding factor. My goal in the near future is to work hard as a web designer as a side job. The classrooms are open and have a relaxed, calm atmosphere. The staff are kind, and the teachers are calm and always available to answer students' questions. I'm also enjoying learning by watching videos and working with Photoshop, progressing at my own pace. I'm still just beginning my studies, but I'm looking forward to asking questions whenever I have any questions (one of the good things about attending classes in person!). Thank you for your help.