Kids camps in Japan for international students

Children whose age ranges from 6-15 years old come to languages camps in Japan. The camp programs in Japan are so intense that many adults are beginning to envy their own children in a kind way. The main motive of children's recreation here is living in the bosom of nature, getting to know the natural environment of a person. Bathing in rivers, cooking on a campfire, and work on collecting vegetables and cooking them are also provided. Also, the foreign students in the camps go hiking in the mountains, go fishing, light bonfires and many others. The holidays courses in Japan for foreign students have the following characteristics:

• 20 Japanese lessons per week;
• Up to 12 people in a group;
• Lesson duration: 45 minutes;
• Minimum level of Japanese: Elementary;
• Duration: 2 - 4 weeks.

The kids camps in Japan offers the foreign students an exciting and useful time. This program is primarily aimed at developing oral communication skills, mastering live conversational vocabulary. In the morning, students study in classrooms with teachers and prepare their own homework. Sports events and excursions are waiting for them in the afternoon. Small study groups, usually consisting of 8-12 people, are formed based on the results of a language test and depending on age. Therefore, each student will be comfortable – he will be among his peers with the same level of knowledge.

The duration of rest in Japanese camps is measured not by shifts, but by courses. If the standard shift in many camps lasts 21 days, then Japanese kids can rest for a maximum of 15 days in one camp. This is the duration of the longest course. The shortest rest period can be 4 days. The average cost of one children's course in Japan is 350 US dollars. There are also international camps for children in Japan. The students from China and Korea, as well as Japan itself, mostly come here.

Usually, tuition fee in the best summer camps in Japan includes the following components:

• Studying (20 Japanese lessons per week);
• Family accommodation (1-2 people per room);
• Half board meals;
• Educational materials;
• Testing on arrival, certificate of completion of the course;
• Cultural and entertainment program: sports, discos, quizzes;
• Transfer from and to Osaka Airport.

• Junior Camp

The camp invites the foreign students aged from 13 to 17. The program of the children's camp in Japan includes: Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Kabuki Theatre, Todaiji Temple Complex, Golden Pavilion (Kinkakuji), Temple of Pure Water (Kiyomizu), Osaka Aquarium, Universal Studios and Disney Sea amusement parks. The program price includes almost everything, except for dinners and some entrance tickets.

• Lexis Japan

Lexis Japan offers the foreign students an exciting and useful time in a summer. This program is primarily aimed at developing oral communication skills, mastering live conversational vocabulary. In the morning, students study in classrooms with teachers and prepare their own homework. Sports events and excursions are waiting for them in the afternoon. Small study groups, usually consisting of 8-12 people, are formed based on the results of a language test and depending on age. Therefore, each student will be comfortable – he will be among his peers with the same level of knowledge.

• Little Emperor is an entertaining children's camp in Japan. The camp program is aimed at expanding the horizons and comprehensive development of the child. The camp hosts a huge number of excursions to the cultural, historical and natural attractions of the country. Visits to Japanese educational institutions and innovation centres, workshops on Japanese folk crafts and much more are organized. During the holidays, children are expected to have interest clubs, workshops on making bento and origami, games, shows, contests, sports events, excursions in various parts of Japan. Professional teachers work with children.