KOBE
Akashi
Orient!”, a cram school for 5th grade elementary school students to 3rd grade junior high school students, opened in Nagata-ku, Kobe on February 28, 2012. The “learning method” adopted by the cram school is “new. 
Kobe Kosoku Line “Kosoku Nagata” station 9 min. walk
JR Kobe Line “Shin Nagata” station 11 min. walk
The space used as a cram school is an abandoned house that has been remodeled, and four programs are offered to deepen learning. For example, the program uses more than 100 board games, including a game called “Word Basket,” in which students compete in a speed contest for the fastest Shiritori (Japanese word game). 90-minute lessons include explanation of the rules, practice, and review, helping students develop concentration, calculation skills, and memory skills while having fun. 
A variety of games are available at the school.
Other programs include group work on various real-world themes such as marketing and the SDGs to enhance the ability to come up with ideas, which can be taken online.
Currently, as a commemorative campaign for the opening, they are running a one-month free trial for all four programs. Please check the website for more details, including prices. ＜
The school also offers a program that supports daily home study using ICT materials for learning five subjects. I am sure that children will be motivated to study if they have an environment where they can learn in a fun way with new ideas! When I was a child, there was no such cram school
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- Location
- Independent study cram school Orient!
(7-30 Sugawaradori, Nagata-ku, Kobe City)
*9 min. walk from “Kosoku Nagata” station on Kobe Kosoku line, 11 min. walk from “Shin Nagata” station on JR Kobe line
Search by GoogleMap - Business hours
- Weekdays 13:00-21:30
Saturday 9:00-21:30
Sunday 9:00-12:00 - Closed
- Monday, Holidays
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