About Advanced Japanese Communication & Career Growth
This course is designed for learners with a solid foundation in Japanese (JLPT N3 level) who are ready to take their skills to the next level. We focus on advanced communication, academic proficiency, and professional skills. Our goal is to prepare you to thrive in Japan, whether you plan to join a university, start your career, or simply deepen your integration into Japanese society.
*This course is eligible for student visa support
Key Features
Course Breakdown
Prepare for the JLPT to support your career goals while expanding your vocabulary and improving practical communication skills for everyday and professional situations.
| Level | JLPT | CEFR | Kanji | Period | Materials | Outcome |
| Intermediate I | N3 | B1 | Approx. 150 | 3 Months | Dekiru Nihongo (Intermediate) | Can confidently negotiate in various situations and communicate with colleagues and customers using appropriate language, including honorifics, across different contexts. |
| Intermediate II | N3/N2 | B2 | Approx. 200 | 3 Months | Dekiru Nihongo (Intermediate) | Can hold smooth, natural conversations that feel comfortable for the listener in everyday and professional situations. Includes JLPT practice. |
| Upper Intermediate I | N2 | B2 | Approx. 200 | 3 Months | J-Peak (Upper Intermediate) | Can communicate in a way that sounds and feels natural even to native Japanese speakers. Includes JLPT practice. |
| Upper Intermediate II | N2 | B2 | Approx. 200 | 3 Months | J-Peak (Upper Intermediate) | Can communicate fluently and accurately across a wide range of topics, using correct grammar, and handle advanced client interactions such as making proposals in Japanese. |
| Subject | Frequency | Content & Focus | JLPT | CEFR | Outcome |
| Comprehensive Japanese | 16 hours/week | Basic grammar patterns, writing compositions, daily conversation, and listening | N3 to N2 | B1 to B2 | Can understand the main points of discussions and clearly express one’s opinions in daily life and group discussions. |
| Business Japanese / JLPT Exam Prep | 2 hours/week | Business communication and JLPT practice | N3 to N2 | B1 to B2 | Can participate in internal meetings, follow the discussion, and express one’s opinions. Also acquires the practical skills needed to pass the JLPT N2. |
| Project Learning | 2 hours/week | Business exchange and project work | N3 to N2 | B1 to B2 | Cultivate the ability to participate in Japanese society through real-world project work. |
Coto’s Three Strengths
Typical Week Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| Comprehensive Japanese | Comprehensive Japanese | Comprehensive Japanese | Comprehensive Japanese | Business Japanese and Project Learning |
Long-term Program Tuition and Fees Breakdown
| Application Fee | Admission Fee | Facility Fee | Materials Fee | Insurance Fee | Tuition | Total |
| 33,000 yen | 77,000 yen | 77,000 yen | 55,000 yen | 10,000 yen | 748,000 yen | 1,000,000 yen |
*A full-year (12-month) price
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FAQ
Are short-term programs available?
Short-term courses are available, but only the 1-year program includes student visa support.
Are beginner classes available?
Applicants must already have basic Japanese (around JLPT N5). Absolute beginners are encouraged to start with online courses before applying.
What textbooks are used?
Courses use established textbooks such as Genki, Dekiru Nihongo, Kanji Tamago, business Japanese materials, newspapers, and original materials.
How many students are in each class?
Classes typically have 10–16 students.
What is the average timeline for JLPT levels?
- N5: 3–6 months
- N4: 6–12 months
- N3: 1.5–2 years
- N2: Around 2 years
Is the 150-hour Japanese study requirement mandatory?
Yes. This is an immigration requirement. Self-study is acceptable if clearly documented.
Can I change my course length after enrolling?
In specific cases, students may apply to extend their studies from the 1-year Practical Japanese course to the Advanced course, subject to attendance, grades, availability, and internal review.
Is job-hunting support provided?
Formal job placement is not provided, but career guidance sessions, individual advice, and introductions to job boards and agents are offered during enrollment.









