I am a student in a Japanese language program in tokyo, can I get the apple discount using this? Or can I apply for it using my software engineering program but that is situated in Brazil..
No. Apple discontinued its educational discount in Japan a couple years ago.
You should be able to use it if you have a school e-mail, I think.
you need to call Apple customer service in Japan…I got my teacher`s discount that way….If you choose English support they always connected me to Australia.. migh be easiest
i think you might have to be at a school that has an apple for education program. i got a discounted macbook through a uni here in the past, but they were part of that program. i just logged into apple through a website run by my uni and was able to order it online at a discount.
Just order from here: [https://www.apple.com/jp_edu_1460/store](https://www.apple.com/jp_edu_1460/store). No one will even check. And if they do, you can always provide them some form of student identification.
I got an educators discount in the US for a MacBook when I was visiting there on holidays. Told them I work for a language school in Japan
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No. Apple discontinued its educational discount in Japan a couple years ago.
You should be able to use it if you have a school e-mail, I think.
you need to call Apple customer service in Japan…I got my teacher`s discount that way….If you choose English support they always connected me to Australia.. migh be easiest
i think you might have to be at a school that has an apple for education program. i got a discounted macbook through a uni here in the past, but they were part of that program. i just logged into apple through a website run by my uni and was able to order it online at a discount.
Just order from here: [https://www.apple.com/jp_edu_1460/store](https://www.apple.com/jp_edu_1460/store). No one will even check. And if they do, you can always provide them some form of student identification.
I got an educators discount in the US for a MacBook when I was visiting there on holidays. Told them I work for a language school in Japan