Increasing number of schools offer Japanese tutoring for foreign students

11 janvier 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

An increasing number of schools in Japan are providing special Japanese language tutoring for foreign students living in the country. This reflects efforts to build a more inclusive society.

According to The Japan News, the number of schools offering special Japanese language tutoring to foreign students living in Japan is on the rise. This is featured in the "Inclusive Society" series. An article published on January 12, 2026, highlights how this trend supports the integration of international students into Japan's education system. With growing numbers of foreign pupils, such initiatives are gaining importance.

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