Japanese transfer question?

Question

Hello, im fifteen years old, and I live in england at the moment, I am also learning to speak japanese and doing quite well. I was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction of a japanese transfer student program on the internet, or if anyone has had a personal experience with this? Thanx in adavnce ^^

Answer 1

mesun is right, Akemi Solloway was my former japanese tutor and she's amazing at what she does she knows lots about this kinda of thing as she travels to japan and talks with schools there. She would know of any transfer programs but just incase are you sure your school would let you because i'm guess you're going into year 11, wouldn't GCSE's get in the way? if not then she's your woman.

hope that helped

Answer 2

this lady might know of one: www.solloway.org

Answer 3

It'll be better if you first decide where you want to attend school at/ or live at.

Then look at the schools arround your area.  Most schools have their own w/s where you can contact them about the program/classes they offer.

Goto your local schools/universities, and ask their academic advisers for more info.

good luck

Answer 4

creamydoughnut its me nero the person who also wants 2 go 2 japan I'm also 15 and plan 2 go we need 2 talk about this 2 each other maybe we can make a arrangement 2 go 2 japan together some how i know we don't know each other but I'm going 2 the london anime expedition in october some how we could talk there reply back 2 me on 1 of my old questions if u r interested please :)

Answer 5

I never did such a thing.

But if you go to the Japan Centre in London...Or maybe you can buy from the Internet some where...there is a magazine called 'Hiragana Times' which is aimed at English speakers. It is a Bilingual Magazine. In the back they have places that offer such transfers and the such like. Some Japanese families let students stay with with...a Home Stay.