Introducing recommended international schools in Nagoya
There are many international schools in Nagoya that we highly recommend. We will introduce the characteristics and target age groups for each school. Let's take a look at the appeal of international schools in Nagoya.
International school in Nagoya
We will introduce recommended international schools in Nagoya.
This time, we will especially introduce international schools with elementary, middle school, and high school sections, so please take a look.
Nagoya International School
Nagoya Kokusai Gakuen is a reliable school that is accredited by an international educational certification body. Japanese language study is also divided according to proficiency level. After graduation, many students go on to university in the United States or Europe. In Japan, we have a track record of entering universities such as Waseda University and Sophia University.
Address: 2686 Nakashidanmi Minamibara, Moriyama-ku, Nagoya City
Target age: Elementary school, middle school, high school
Tuition fee: ELC (preschool and kindergarten) ¥1,820,000
Elementary school (1st-5th grade) ¥2,270,000
Middle School (grades 6-10) ¥2,625,000
High School (11th-12th grade) ¥2,695,000
(Admission fees, lump-sum fees, and other amounts will be charged separately.)
Reference: Nagoya Kokusai Gakuen
Preschool in Nagoya
Let us introduce you to some recommended preschools in Nagoya.
Maple Kids International School
All the teachers are native speakers, so you can feel at ease entrusting your child with them. (Excluding assistant instructors)
The classrooms are designed to allow plenty of sunlight to shine through, allowing children to have fun playing.
Also, there are many events throughout the year that will pique the curiosity of children. Recommended for those who want to learn many languages in a fun way.
Address: Tsuzuki Building 2F, 1-23 Suemori-dori, Chikusa-ku,
Nagoya (Kakuozan School) Seikou Building, 3-16-28 Hananoki, Nishi-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture (Joshin School)
・Mommy and baby class [Target age 0-1.5 years] 40 minutes/1 time
Frequency: Once a week to twice a week
Enrollment fee: 5,000 yen Textbook fee 5,000 yen
Amount: Once a week 5,455 yen / Twice a week 9,090 yen
・Preschool class [Target age: 1 year and 6 months to 3 years old] Capacity: 10 people/day
Time: 9:50-14:20 (270 minutes/1 day) [Extended childcare available]
Lunch orders available. 400 yen per meal.
Enrollment fee: 30,000 yen
Amount: 3 times a week 41,818 yen / 4 times a week 51,818 yen / 5 times a week 61,818 yen
・Kinder class [Target age: 3 to 6 years old] Capacity: 12 people/day
Time: 9:30-14:30 (300 minutes/day) [Extended childcare available]
Lunch orders available. 400 yen per meal.
Entrance fee: 60,000 yen (30,000 yen for our preschool students)
Amount: 4 times a week 51,818 yen / 5 times a week 58,181 yen
Reference: Maple Kids International
Hisaya International Preschool
We operate our business by leveraging over 20 years of education. Because of our long experience and track record, even first-time mothers can trust us with their children.
We also offer extended hours in the morning and after school as needed. Working mothers may want to consider this school, which has long reception hours.
Address: 2F Hishida Kaikan, 1-9-3 Higashizakura Higashizakura, Nagoya City
Amount of money
・Caterpillar class [1st year of preschool (2 years old)]
3 times a week 46,000 yen / 4 times a week 55,000 yen / 5 times a week 63,500 yen
・Grasshopper class [2nd year of preschool (3 years old)]
4 times a week 55,000 yen / 5 times a week 63,500 yen
・Butterfly class [Kindergarten (4-5 years old)]
4 times a week 55,000 yen / 5 times a week 63,500 yen
・Porcupine class [Kindergarten (5 years old and over)]
5 times a week 63,500 yen
Reference: Hisaya International Preschool
summary
We have introduced recommended international schools in Nagoya. If you are looking for a school in Nagoya City that includes elementary, middle school, and high school, we recommend Nagoya Kokusai Gakuen.
There are also many press schools in Nagoya, so be sure to check them out.
