KLCセミナー岡山校

・ Focus on those who can. A child who cannot do it is left alone. ・ Some teachers do not do QA. ・ Unable to study at a new university without studying at home. A teacher told me that it is impossible to deal with new university entrance exams only with cram school classes. The main thing is tablet learning. (If so, along with communication materials) -A clerical woman who calls me calmly and keeps talking even though I am at work. ・ The briefing by the head of the classroom at the briefing was often included, but after enrolling in the cram school, there were many such teachers. Many people leave the school. (One year is better) ・ A teacher who says he has a teacher's license. Discrimination is intense. ・ There is a questionnaire, but it is not reflected. ・ If you can't keep up with it, some teachers recommend it because other schools are more relaxed than Okayama.

On your mark, get set …… Hack Shun, oh ... wait! A cram school just like that. Healthy powdered teeth are scattered in the corners of the classroom.

Thank you for your patience. As a result, I was accepted by Okayama Asahi High School and Sophia University. If you haven't attended KLC, I don't think you will get this result. I thank you. Bad reviews are often seen, so let me write a review of my experience. The good thing about KLC that I felt is the high level of leadership (fun and good explanations!) and that all the teachers are enthusiastic and dependable. The balance between rigor and security (you can always consult) was just right. I used to take classes A and B during middle school, and classes C and former Imperial University during high school, but I think the quality of the classes is generally high. The teachers are familiar with the instruction of the difficult university, and there is a strictness to focus the students. I took it seriously so that I wouldn't lose. In addition to Asahi Taka, there were Oka University affiliates, Okayama Shiraryo, Misao and Joto children, and it was great that we were able to compete and improve each other with people from schools that we normally do not meet. Also, the study room was really comfortable. For the time being, after school and on holidays, I had the habit of going to the self-study room at KLC, and I was able to concentrate and study in a quiet and crisp environment. On the contrary, it's kind of like saying, but the Asahi High School class gets quite sleepy. (There are many people who are sleeping or working internally) To be honest, even though Asahi Taka is the top of the prefecture, I feel that it is quite difficult to take the prefectural university, Waseda University, just because of the prefectural limits. First of all, the school classes are “contents according to the textbook” and “uniform content”, so even if the basics (center measures) are established, there are few classes that solve the problems of the level 2 of the difficult university secondary examination (high 3 There is a little bit just before taking the exam, but it does not correspond to individual universities.) In the entrance examination, there are usually difficult questions that are completely untouched at school, and it is necessary to devise ways to solve them. After solving the high-level Sundai test and past questions, there were many people who noticed that and started to get impatient. In addition, the lessons at school are mainly commentary, and the time for problem exercises is overwhelmingly short. It is essential for studying for the entrance exam to solve various problems and increase the experience value, but there is a limit in self-study. I had to make up for that quite a bit, and as a result I was able to do them with KLC. I was able to practice a lot of past questions and exam questions, and he was taught me how to solve exam-specific questions. Mathematics is something I can't exclude myself. It was incredibly fun and gave me the ability. Regarding English, I've never been a returnee and haven't been to English conversation, but I feel that I've gained a lot of English at the cram school. At first, I couldn't accept English composition and long reading comprehension, so I couldn't accept it without KLC class. I have a lot of friends who go to other cram schools in the surrounding areas (Kusu and Nokai), and KLC was a minority at my time, but that's why I think I was able to make a difference. It's just my own story, but there weren't many high scores among those who attended the Oojuku cram school, and I felt like I was copying the cram school homework at the school or saying, "Cram school." It may be different now, but in an environment where there are many such people, you will be poisoned before you know it. In that sense, I feel that the pleasant environment of KLC and the crisp and sharp environment were suitable for me. I would definitely recommend it in a school in Okayama. Hope this review helps.

The environment for studying is in place. The teachers taught me in an easy-to-understand manner, and I was able to solve various problems!

It's still better to watch YouTube for studying. If you want to go to a cram school, you should definitely go to another cram school nearby instead of here.

I think the location is perfect! !! !! However, what should be emphasized is the quality of the cram school curriculum and instructors. I think that the students' motivation to study will increase by incorporating a little more advanced lessons. Also, I think it's a good idea to make a difference in teaching to each student. I think there is room for improvement, so I look forward to it in the future.

The KLC Seminar is a wonderful school where the distance between the instructor and the students is very close and you can consult not only about studying but also about school life and future !! It is also a very humorous cram school where both teachers and students dress up for Halloween. It's no exaggeration to say that it's my second home!

There is an environment where you can study, such as a self-study room and QA time. Also, I think it's a very good cram school because the teachers are kind enough to give us advice on their career paths! !!