But, I have doubs about If that is a good program. Somewhere know about it?
Thank you.
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dont learn IT in japan
They publish these statistics, “Percentage of non Japanese students, 99%”. Number of countries: 15″.
What is missing is “Job placement rate”, despite them clearly advertising, “The TJA IT course provides thorough guidance on Japanese education necessary for you to find a job in the shortest possible time.”
If the above were true, and they were successful, they would publish job placement rates. Seems like they are trying to take advantage of people who are desperate to move here as soon as possible.
The school is a Senmon gakkou or sort of like a community college. It doesn’t offer a degree program which severely limits your future prospects. I think you might be able to get a working visa after graduation although usually there are restrictions.
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**Tokyo japanese academy IT**
Hello , I going to travel to japan the next year and I would like to do this program.
https://en.tja.ac.jp/
But, I have doubs about If that is a good program.
Somewhere know about it?
Thank you.
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dont learn IT in japan
They publish these statistics, “Percentage of non Japanese students, 99%”. Number of countries: 15″.
What is missing is “Job placement rate”, despite them clearly advertising, “The TJA IT course provides thorough guidance on Japanese education necessary for you to find a job in the shortest possible time.”
If the above were true, and they were successful, they would publish job placement rates. Seems like they are trying to take advantage of people who are desperate to move here as soon as possible.
The school is a Senmon gakkou or sort of like a community college. It doesn’t offer a degree program which severely limits your future prospects. I think you might be able to get a working visa after graduation although usually there are restrictions.