Saitama: Education
This category is for sites on schools and education in Saitama Prefecture, Japan.
Inagakuen Comprehensive Upper Secondary School
- One of Japan's largest public high schools with around 2900 students in Ina Town, Kitaadachi. Includes overview, aims, curriculum, and organization.http://www.inagakuen.spec.ed.jp/english/ieindex.htm
Ishihara Elementary School
- Located in Kumagaya City. Features map showing school location, mottos, and pictures showing activities.http://www.kumagaya-ishiwara-e.ed.jp/08.HTM
Iwatsuki High School
- School International Culture Communication club gives data on calendar, location, activities, and school.http://www.iwatsuki-h.spec.ed.jp/
Kumagaya Nishi Elementary School
- Public school with around 890 students. Gives introduction, academic dates and schedule, subjects, and statistics.http://www.kumagayanishi-e.ed.jp/english/E_HOME.HTM
Musashi urawa Japanese Lanuguage Institute
- The school is designed for students who plan to attend universities or graduate schools in Japan.http://www.musashi-nihongo.jp/e/index.html
Nanryo School
- Located in Toda City, Saitama. With information about school, events, and impressions from international studentshttp://www.nanryo-h.spec.ed.jp/english/eindex.htm
Ray English Club
- English teaching jobs with accommodation.http://members3.jcom.home.ne.jp/takja/
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