ISI Japanese Language School PV english_ver.wmv

This is the introduction Video of ISI Japanese Language School in Japan.
ISI offers various study programs, to help your dreams; acquisition of Japanese Language, come true.
Take a look of the student life in Japan, classes, advanced education counseling, and activities, with ISI students' voice.

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[Mattias Hallén]

You can hear he is from Sweden :)

[ScarFan93]

If I ever get the chance, I'm so gonna go there.

[Jonás De Marco]

casi todos suecos....

[Hitoshi1104905]

I wanna visit there once

[AlexandraVang]

but also move to a foreign country. These loan can be paid back in 25 years, and almost every person over 18 has it in order to go to university and such. Maybe you have something alike back in your country?

[AlexandraVang]

Well I'm not so sure about that actually. I got my trip to Tokyo thanks to my parents giving it as an 18th birthday present, and since I'm back in Sweden again in order to graduate my senior high school I will return to Tokyo again the 18th of June next year and I intend to start in July again and that means I will have to get financial aid in another way. I don't know how it is in your country but here in Sweden we have especially made loans in order for students to move out on their own.

[KawaiiSakura246]

Do you know if they offer any type of financial aid? I think I saw something about scholarships, but if you don't get that is there anything else?

I would probably stay for 2 months in the summer, so I think it comes out to be like $3,000?

Well anyway~ thank you again for replying and I hope to hear from you again!!

Maybe I will see you in the Shiki House xP haha

[KawaiiSakura246]

OMG! Thank you so much for replying! I sent ISI a few emails, but they never answered them. :( I took that as a bad sign and felt that if they don't even answer my email how can I trust going across the world to that school. >_<

But I'm taking your word that it's a good school and has nice teachers. :)

I understand that they teach at a fast pace, but I would be at a lower level because I don't know much Japanese. :P I'll look into the Shiki House too~

One quick question.

[AlexandraVang]

When is comes to my living condition, I lived in Shiki Guest House located 20 minutes away from Ikebukuro. I loved living there and made soooo many new friends and some of my best friends aswell! I loved the concept of living with so many people sharing the common areas but still having your own private room. So I definitely recommend a guest house!

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