July 4, 2024

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The school achieved outstanding results and was recognized as an "outstanding school."

Second-year students in the International Hotel Management Department (Hotel Course, English Course, Hotel SNS Communication Course, and Bridal Course) learn "protocol," a formal, internationally recognized method of hospitality. Students who wish to do so can take the "Manners and Protocol Certification Exam" based on the knowledge they have acquired. Our school recently received the "Outstanding School" award for achieving excellent results among schools that administer the "Manners and Protocol Certification Exam" on campus.

Chairperson Nobuko Akashi (right) and Principal Ishizuka (left)

The "Manners and Protocol Certification Exam" is a qualification exam sponsored by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology that certifies knowledge and ability related to manners and protocol (international etiquette). As an exam that allows individuals to learn a wide range of manners and protocol required of working professionals, it has been adopted by more than 100 schools nationwide and is also used for employee training by many companies.

This time, our school was recognized as an "Outstanding School" for having more than 20 students take the exam and achieving an average score of over 120 points. Furthermore, Ms. Nobuko Akashi, Chairperson of the NPO Japan Manners and Protocol Association, and Ms. Miyuki Takeuchi, Assistant Secretary-General, visited the school and presented Principal Ishizuka with a "Certificate of Commendation."

■Overall pass rate: 71.8% Our school's pass rate: 84.0%
■Overall average score: 113.7 points Our school's average score: 120.2 points