Korea International School - Ibaraki

It is a useful school.

It's a nice place but there aren't many club activities

Even if you are not good at languages, if you have a desire to learn, and if you have any interest in it, it may be suitable for you. Or you may have an international interest or want to experience the cultural differences of various countries. I like KPOP and Korea. I don't think nationality or roots are relevant, teachers and students are multinational and there are many people ☺️

At the so-called international school (centered on East Asia), students are impressed with bright and very polite greetings. There are many international students with various nationalities, but there are also some Japanese students who have come in to study Korean. There seems to be a K-POP dance club. Classes are basically taught in Japanese except for language subjects. Korean (Korean) classes range from introductory classes to those who can not speak at all, to the highest class, and even college students are likely to get 25% of TOPIK 6th grade (highest class) in junior and senior high school students. You can learn Korean (Korean). We are also focusing on English, there are American students and native teachers, and we have training in Canada and elsewhere. It is said that there are a number of junior and senior high school students who have acquired Eiken First Class. In addition, Chinese and French have been introduced in the middle school, and they seem to be putting much effort into language. The building is still about 12 years old, so it's small but clean and beautiful. (Because the building is small, it seems that about 25 students are in each grade.) There is also a dormitory, and it seems to be for distant students and international students from other prefectures. The International Baccalaureate (IB) course, which allows students to go abroad, seems to be available in the second half of the year. As with other international schools, there are no high school qualifications. Many colleges and universities seem to be able to take the exam if they want to go on to college, otherwise they need to take the high school qualification exam. In addition, some universities in Kansai are designated schools and partner schools, and you can take AO examinations and recommended entrance examinations without a high school qualification. It has agreements with a number of Korean universities (often quite famous), so it is very effective for those who want to go to Korean universities. It seems that some people go to universities in Europe and the United States to acquire the International Baccalaureate. I think it is suitable for those who like languages, those who want to go to Kansai area, especially those who want to go to Korean university. It may not be suitable for those who aim to become a national and public university of science and mathematics, those who find employment after graduating from high school, and those who are not good at languages. * Notes-Word-of-mouth communication should be based on the words of users who have actually visited, met, or experienced.