EJU Preparation Course
The Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) is an exam designed to measure Japanese language proficiency and basic academic skills.
* Exams: Held twice a year (June and November)
* You can take the exam in cities throughout Japan and overseas, mainly in Asia.
* Subjects: ”Japanese,” ”Science,” ”General Subjects,” ”Mathematics”
*Select according to the specifications of your desired school.
* Scholarship reservation available.
* You can utilize pre-arrival admission (you will know your acceptance status in your home country).
PLATCLOVER's EJU preparation course covers six subjects: General Social Studies, Mathematics I, Mathematics II, Physics, Biology, and Chemistry.
*Expert instructors will teach in easy-to-understand Japanese.
*Based on past exam questions
*This is preparation for the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU), taught in Japanese.
Preparation for the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU). This is where your first step begins!
Start learning in Japanese and prepare for university and graduate school!
STEP 1: First, focus on ”listening” (input)
While watching the lesson videos, students will carefully listen to the teacher's Japanese. This will help them develop the ability to understand content in Japanese, including Mathematics I & II, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, and Social Studies.
STEP 2: Look up technical terms (deepen your understanding)
If you encounter any unfamiliar words or technical terms, pause the video and look them up. This will help you understand the meaning of the terms while simultaneously improving your Japanese language skills and subject knowledge.
STEP 3: Understand based on past exam questions (application)
The lessons are based on past EJU (Examination for the Japanese Junior Examination). Let's understand the methods and thought processes while keeping in mind ”how the questions are presented.”
STEP 4: Reinforce with a confirmation test (output)
Complete the review test at the end of the video. Pause and review the video as needed to check your understanding.
EJU Preparation Course
EJU Preparation Course: Japan and the World (Social Sciences)
＊ General Subject: Japan and the World (Liberal Arts / Social Sciences) Students will study Japanese politics, economics, geography, history, and international society. While developing the skills to interpret charts, graphs, and reference materials, this course helps students acquire both the knowledge and critical thinking abilities necessary for the EJU (Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students). ＊Recommended for students aiming for the following faculties: ・Faculty of Economics ・Faculty of Business Administration / Management ・Faculty of Commerce ・Faculty of International Studies / Global Studies ・Faculty of Sociology ・Faculty of Law
EJU Preparation Course: Mathematics I
Mathematics I: Building a Solid Foundation in Math In Mathematics I, students will develop the fundamental mathematical skills required for the EJU, covering topics such as equations, functions, geometry, and probability. Through clear and easy-to-understand explanations, students will also acquire the ability to comprehend and solve math problems in Japanese. ＊Recommended for students aiming for the following faculties: Faculty of Economics Faculty of Business Administration / Management Faculty of Commerce Faculty of Informatics / Information Technology Faculty of Science and Engineering
EJU Preparation Course: Mathematics II
＊ Developing Mathematical Skills for Science and Engineering University Admissions In Mathematics II, students will study advanced topics essential for science and engineering faculties, including calculus (differentiation and integration), vectors, and sequences. The course focuses on frequently asked questions from the EJU to enhance practical problem-solving skills. ＊Recommended for students aiming for the following faculties: Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Science Faculty of Informatics / Information Technology Faculty of Architecture Faculty of Data Science
EJU Preparation Course: Chemistry
＊Learning Everything from Everyday Substances to Cutting-Edge Technology In Chemistry, students will study the properties of matter, chemical reactions, and quantitative problem-solving. Focusing on key topics frequently featured in the EJU, this course deepens understanding from foundational concepts to advanced applications. ＊Recommended for students aiming for the following faculties: Faculty of Pharmacy / Pharmaceutical Sciences Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Science Faculty of Agriculture Faculty of Life Sciences
EJU Preparation Course: Biology
＊ Understanding the Mechanisms of Life: A Pathway to Medicine and Life Sciences In Biology, students will explore topics such as cells, genetics, the human body, and ecosystems. Utilizing diagrams and illustrations, this course helps students grasp specialized knowledge in Japanese while effectively preparing for the EJU. ＊Recommended for students aiming for the following faculties: Faculty of Medicine / School of Medicine Faculty of Dentistry Faculty of Pharmacy / Pharmaceutical Sciences Faculty of Nursing Faculty of Agriculture Faculty of Life Sciences
EJU Preparation Course: Physics
＊ Developing the Logical Thinking Skills Required for Science and Engineering In Physics, students will study mechanics, electricity, waves, heat, and atomic physics. Beyond simply memorizing formulas, this course cultivates the ability to solve problems through a deep understanding of physical phenomena. ＊Recommended for students aiming for the following faculties: Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Science Faculty of Informatics / Information Technology Faculty of Architecture Faculty of Aerospace Engineering
teacher-title
Instructor: Tsunenori Yoshikawa
Subjects Taught
Integrated Society
Highest level of education
Kyoto University Faculty of Law
A word from the instructor
This course develops fundamental knowledge of contemporary social issues and international affairs, as well as the ability to read and analyze documents. Through a thorough analysis of past exam trends, it ensures efficient learning by focusing only on information directly relevant to scoring well.
Instructor: Tatsuya Nishikawa
Subjects Taught
Mathematics I / Mathematics II / Biology / Chemistry / Physics
Highest level of education
Graduate School of Natural Science and Technology, Kobe University
A word from the instructor
I rewrote difficult scientific and mathematical terms into easy-to-understand Japanese, using expressions that anyone can comprehend, and made efforts to convey how to pronounce them.
Ayano Tamiwa
Subjects Taught
Mathematics I / Mathematics II / Biology / Chemistry / Physics
Highest level of education
Osaka University of Arts Junior College, Department of Media and Arts
A word from the instructor
I'm an assistant. I love anime and games. Let's have fun studying together!