2026.07.01
TIUJ Newsletter [July Issue]
Japanese Language School Affiliated with Tokyo International University. We would like to share an update on the school’s activities this month, so please take a look.
About the Academic Term
July Class Schedule: July 1 (Wed) – July 31 (Fri) [excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays]
July Academic Calendar
Wednesday, July 1: Summer Semester Begins
Wednesday, July 1–Wednesday, July 10: Tanabata Decorations on Display
Sunday, July 5: 1st Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) *External Event
Monday, July 6: On-Campus Career Guidance Session
From the Director of Academic Affairs
It’s the rainy season in Tokyo, so it’s been raining constantly and feels quite humid. I hope everyone takes good care of their health throughout the summer.
The first event of the summer semester is Tanabata. Each class will write their wishes on strips of paper, and we’ll decorate the bamboo branches in the lobby with these colorful strips. I hope everyone’s wishes come true.
The first Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) will be held on Sunday, July 5, and many students will be taking the exam at various levels. Some students who originally planned to register for N3 have decided to challenge themselves with N2 instead; since many of them scored well on our school’s mock exams, we look forward to seeing the results in early September.In addition, the results of the first session of the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) will be announced on Tuesday, July 28. Based on those results, students will reassess their choices of universities and apply for the second session of the EJU.
Summer vacation is just around the corner. This is a time when you can study at your own pace, so please take care of your health and study systematically.
From the Career Guidance Office
This year’s in-school career guidance session will be held on Monday, July 6, featuring admissions representatives from seven universities and ten vocational schools. July and August are the months when the most open campus events take place. First, we will explain the importance of attending open campus events and how to make the most of them before the session begins. Then, during this session, students will put what they’ve learned into practice to prepare for attending actual open campus events.
All of the invited schools are institutions that are eager to attract students. We plan to create an environment conducive to the best possible presentations and also showcase our school’s high-quality learning environment. Once again this year, we have received numerous inquiries from schools asking, “When will the information session be held?” Every year, after the event concludes, we hear requests such as, “Please invite us again next year.” As in previous years, we are making thorough preparations for this year’s event.
Announcements from the Secretariat
We plan to send out your academic records for the three-month period from April to June around July 15, so please be sure to check them. Additionally, the payment period for tuition for the Fall 2026 semester is from July 23 to August 4, 2026. Please make arrangements to pay by bank transfer.
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