Gustong pag~aralin ang kapatid dito sa japan

[Panzar327]

Gusto ko sanang pag~aralin ang sister ko dito sa japan,kamamatay lang kasi ng father ko..dalawa lang kaming magkapatid,balak ko sanang pag~aralin na lang sister ko dito pagnagcollege na sya.para naman magkasama na kami.

Ganito sitwasyon..third year sya ngayon..going to fourth year,sa pasukan..
ngayon kung pag-aaralin ko kaya sya dito pagtapos nya ng fourth year,college na ba kagd sya?kasi diba dito sa japan may junior highschool,na 3 years at senior highschool na 3 years din,samantalang satin ehh,4 years lang ang highshool.

Eto po ngayon tanong ko kung pag~aaralin ko kaya dito yung kapatid ko.paggraduate nya ng highschool sa pinas.college na ba kagad sya?or kalangan pa nyang mag aral pa ng dalawang taon ng high school dito bago sya magcollege?

Eto pa pinakaimporatanteng tanong?magkano po ba ang pagpapaaral ng college dito?makakaya kaya ng budget ko?kung wala syang scholarship na hawak?

Eto pa po sa ano ba ang indemand na course dito sa japan,para sa mga gaikokkoujin..specia lly sating mga Filipinjin?

At sa mga nag-aral dito ng college na mga katf member tip naman dyan paano po ba ginawa nyong pag~aadjust nung nag~aral kayo dito?:)

advance thank you....:) :) :)

[d_southpaw]

Hi. Sorry to hear about your father.

Regarding your questions:

The Japanese education ministry requires that the same number of years of studies are completed. Tama ka, magkaiba ang years of studies sa atin at dito. Para makapasok ng college dito, required na tapos ng 2nd year college sa atin, at required din na mag-aral ng Japanese at kumuha ng entrance exam sa university rito na papasukan. Wala akong impormasyon tungkol sa pagpasok sa senior high school dito. I guess your best option is to ask a senior high school in your area.

Wala akong reliable information about tuition fees on universities here. May not be a good comparison, but an intensive Japanese language school's tuition fee for one year is about 80man yen. Wild guess is between 50-100man per year in typical universities. I think public universities are less expensive. The competition (during the entrance testing) is very high they say.

As for the 'in demand' course, I guess your first priority is to ask your sibling what he/she likes, para ma-inspire sa pag-aaral. Kung dala lang ng agos, baka mawala ang interes. Another thing that is good to be aware of, pag magtatrabaho sa company pagka-gradaute, pwede rin naman dito na hindi yong kurso sa university ang maging career.

Kung papaano mag-adjust dito ? 1/ Learn the Japanese language x2 2/ Learn the Japanese language x2 3/ Expect the difficulties in school in both the subjects and in building relationships with the classmates, and have the determination to overcome them. Wala namang madali kung gusto ng isang taong mag-progress. It is always good to have a clear vision of what one wants to be, para hindi lang yong mga hirap sa pang-araw-araw ang nakikita. (tyotto kataku natta ga).

Good luck and gambatte kudasai to you and your sibling.

[Dax]

Ganito sitwasyon..third year sya ngayon..going to fourth year,sa pasukan..
ngayon kung pag-aaralin ko kaya sya dito pagtapos nya ng fourth year,college na ba kagd sya?Sa pagkakaalam ko, para maging eligible pumasok sa university （大学, daigaku) ay dapat 17 to 22 years old at nakapag-aral ng 12 years simula elementary (elementary: 6 + high school: 4 + "college" sa pinas: 2).
For details visit:
http://www.studyjapan.go.jp/en/toj/toj0302e.html
(under Undergraduate university students)

Maliban sa daigaku, mayroon ding tinatawag na 専門学校 (senmon gakkou) o special training schools. Graduate din ng 高校 (senior high school) ang mga pumapasok dito.

Tungkol sa school fees*, back in 2000 sa undergrad course ang entrance fee ay 28man+ (if I remember correctly it was 288,000 yen to be exact) at ang tuition fee naman ay nasa 50man (25man x 2 semesters per year). Noong 2002 ganun pa din. This year hindi ko lang alam. Besides sa entrance at tuition fees, mayroon din siempre na miscellaneous fees tulad ng sa textbooks, lab insurance etc. pero di ko na maalala ang detalye.

For more info about the school system in Japan, visit the following pages:

Study in Japan - This Web site is produced and operated by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and is a site that provides comprehensive information regarding studying in Japan.
http://www.studyjapan.go.jp/en/index.html

Japanese Schools
http://educationjapan.org/jguide/school_system.html

Japan Study Support
http://www.jpss.jp/eng/index.html

Edit:
* School fees sa isang 国立大学 (national university) ito

[Dax]

For reference, ang school fees sa 横浜国立大学 (Yokohama National University) ay:

Entrance Fee: 282,000円
Tuition Fee: 535,800円 (2 semesters/year)

http://daigakujc.jp/c.php?u=00009&l=02&c=00008