SENIOR VOICE

After graduation, I plan to enter Josai International University’s Graduate School of Welfare Studies with a specialization in Welfare Society. I am interested in educational welfare support and family support theory through volunteer activities during my college years, and I hope to enter this graduate school because there is a research laboratory where I can study this area. After entering the university, I would like to study the theory of family support centered on family functions. I would like to participate in NGO volunteer activities and conduct fieldwork while I am still in school, and conduct in-depth research in this field while being exposed to educational support activities.

After graduating from graduate school, I would like to return to my hometown and work in the welfare sector, local NGOs, or as a researcher, where I can make the greatest contribution to securing schooling for orphans. My current field of study is child and family welfare, but future studies in social work are also necessary. I hope to study a wide range of fields and work towards a career that will help support social welfare in the future.

At TCJ, classes are divided according to the direction of advancement and Japanese ability at the time of admission, so I was able to study Japanese and prepare for advancement smoothly in a study environment that suited me. The most important thing is that you can get professional guidance from teachers during the preparation for the exam, and I hope you will actively communicate with them. When I first enrolled in TCJ, I was at the N3 level, but I reached the N1 level before I took the school exam, so I am very grateful to the teachers who taught me carefully. I hope that you will not forget your original intention of coming to Japan and work hard towards your dreams.