Alumni — Where They Are Now
At ISN, children learn to think for themselves and to take on the world in their own way.
Here are the results, as told by the graduates themselves.
Featured Interview
How an ISN education carries on into everyday life after graduation, as told by the graduate himself.
Ryan
ISN Alumni
Post-MS Preparation
Year-round support for the move on to high school, in Japan or overseas. Each path begins at a different time of year, so we set out the full twelve months from the start — whichever route a family chooses, they will not find themselves starting late.
★ marks the entrance month. Overseas paths begin in the year before enrollment.
・ Target regions: UK, Canada, USA, Australia, New Zealand. Asian destinations may be slightly less expensive.
・ Students at overseas public schools usually stay with a host family; dormitories are rare. The estimates above include living costs.
Their Journeys
Different schools, different pursuits. What they share is that they reach out to the world under their own power.
High School
Kaisei High School, Tokyo
Taro
Presenting in English has never fazed me, and that is down to ISN. From a young age, making my own slides and speaking in front of people in English was simply part of the day. Only later did I realise how much those six years had pushed me forward.
Secondary School
Matsumoto Shuho, Year 1
Ryu
The foundation in English I built at ISN has become my own strength. Being able to reach information from around the world under my own power — that feeling is what carries my learning forward.
High School
Senior high school, with club activities at the heart of it
Yuki
The English I learned at ISN is one of the things that supports me today. It became a real strength in my entrance exams too. Being able to learn in that environment is genuinely rare, and I think it is a great opportunity.
Secondary School
Tokyo Gakugei University International Secondary School
Yumi
Every day was fun. Nature is close by in Matsumoto, and I feel that running around in the mountains as a child is what widened the way I think now. With English, I can go and find information in sources from abroad myself.
Visit Us
No brochure explains us as well as seeing our students in action, inquiring about the world in English.
Individual visits and open campus days are available throughout the year.