日本語学校審査で7割落第

学び全般
この記事は約4分で読めます。

新聞報道によると、日本語教育機関認定法に基づく日本語学校の初審査が実施され、申請した72校中認定された日本語学校は22校だったそうです。逆に言えば、申請した日本語学校の約7割が教育課程の内容の不十分などを理由に「落第」となりました。

2023年4月に実施された政府の教育未来創造会議では、外国人留学生を2019年の31万2千人から2033年に38万人とする目標を掲げています。これを受けて、2023年時点で9万1千人が在籍する日本語学校の受け皿整備が急務になっています。

 

【English】

According to recent results from the MEXT(Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) assessment, only 22 out of 72 Japanese language schools that applied for accreditation have been approved.

Many of the unapproved schools lacked educational standards, while others did not meet basic requirements such as having sufficient financial stability or owning their campuses and facilities.

Even among the accredited schools, some issues were identified. For instance, several schools were urged to improve labor conditions for teachers and to clarify policies regarding the return of entrance fees and tuition.

The number of Japanese language schools has increased rapidly in recent years. This growth is partly due to the government’s goal of bringing more international students to Japan.

Currently, 80% of students at these schools continue on to Japanese universities or vocational schools. Many of them find jobs in Japan after they graduate.

As Japan’s young population declines, it’s important to improve the quality of Japanese language education to support skilled foreign workers in the workforce.

My take on this is that, since quality education requires sufficient funding, it is essential to enhance subsidies or support measures for institutions that demonstrate high educational standards and strong educational principles.

By ensuring a reliable and safe learning environment, international students can better focus on their studies, ultimately contributing to Japan’s economy and society.

 

【英語表現】
今回の記事に関連する便利な英語表現を以下に示しました。

▣ The educational standards of the school did not meet the expectations set by the MEXT.

▣ The educational standards of the school were not up to par with the expectations of the MEXT.

 

▣ To understand the workplace environment, I urge you to apply for an internship.

▣ To understand the workplace environment, I recommend applying for an internship.

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