The application for studying in Japan should be written like this

Now many students who are going to study in Japan will go to language schools to improve their Japanese. When applying to a Japanese language school, the school will ask students to fill out an application for admission reasons. Let me tell you how to write an application for studying in Japan.

First, the purpose of studying in Japan

1. Understand Japanese culture and contribute to Sino-Japanese friendship.

2. I have always enjoyed learning Japanese. What level of Japanese has been achieved through your own efforts.

On the basis of your present level, further improve your Japanese level to make up for the lack of communication with Japanese.

4. Learn advanced Japanese scientific and technological knowledge (combined with subjects to be studied in the future) to lay a good foundation for future work.

Second, the motivation to study in Japan

1, I found my own level (Japanese, business) deficiency in my on-the-job work, and my desire for further study is even stronger.

With the encouragement of my Japanese friends, I am more determined to study abroad.

I have always been interested in Japanese culture and language, and yearn to study in Japan.

After years of study and work, I have honed my will and feel that the time is ripe to study abroad.

Third, the source of funds for studying in Japan

1. Support from parents and relatives. (kinship certificate and notarial certificate, employment certificate and annual income certificate)

2. savings from work in the past few years. (Employment certificate, annual income certificate)

3. After providing the above certificate, the amount is still too large, indicating the source of the remaining amount. (Legacy or other)

Fourth, Japan's desire after studying abroad.

1. What are your current jobs and what subjects do you want to study in a university (college) after studying in a Japanese language school?

2. What level of university do you want to enter (name the school). In order to enter such a university, we should also pay attention to those subjects (such as mathematics, English, etc. , or professional knowledge) in the process of learning in a language school.

What are your plans after studying in Japan?

1. After graduating from a university (college), I hope to return to China to engage in professional-related work. In order to use my Japanese knowledge flexibly, I want to find a job in a Japanese company.

2. Spread Japanese culture while returning to work and contribute to Sino-Japanese friendship.

3. Or, after graduation, I want to work in Japan for one or two years to experience the working environment of Japanese companies, learn more about Japanese society and exercise my work experience. Then return to China to develop, spread Japanese culture and contribute to Sino-Japanese friendship.

Here, I would like to introduce how to write the reasons for admission to Japanese language schools, hoping to help applicants.