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Tokyo English College (TES)

東京英語専門学校

Tokyo, Japan · Private vocational school · Based on the April 2027 entry guidelines

1 day leftApply by 11/5 → exam on 11/13 · International student admission (Comprehensive Business Course)

Exam location
Campus in Japan
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Japanese requirement
JLPT N2 · EJU 200 · BJT 400
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Fees
from ¥610,000
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Fees and conditions can change over time. Always check the school's guidelines before you apply.

Japanese N2 etc.
2 fee reductions & scholarships
Founded1960

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CampusStationHomesLowest / monthMedian
Main campus (Nihonbashi Campus)Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, Kodenmacho Station (Exit 2), 2 min walk22¥43,500¥85,000

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東京都中央区日本橋小伝馬町18-1

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About the school

A private vocational school founded in 1960.

History · 1
1960
Tokyo English College (TES) is founded

University Portraits · school history · Wikidata

Admission requirements and dates

Tokyo English College (TES) admits international students through 1 route.Based on the guidelines for April 2027 entry

EJUThe exam Japanese universities use for international student admission · June and November · also held outside Japan = Examination for Japanese University Admission · JLPTJapanese-Language Proficiency Test · N1 is the highest, then N2 = Japanese-Language Proficiency Test

International student admission · exam at the school

Official name: 留学生入試(総合ビジネス科)

Stage 1 is documents plus a Japanese-language multiple-choice test; if you pass, you take a Japanese face-to-face interview. There are 6 chances from August to January, and registering on LINE reduces tuition by ¥360,000.

You needAny one of JLPT N2, EJU Japanese 200 or BJT 400 waives the Japanese test · without one, apply with a certificate from your Japanese language schoolExam locationCampus in Japan (Nihonbashi Campus) · the screening fee cannot be sent from outside JapanDepartmentsComprehensive Business Course (2 years): International Business I and II

Accepting applications now · until 11/5

Apply by 11/5 → exam 11/13 1 day leftApply by 12/10 → exam 12/22Apply by 1/14 → exam 1/23

Good to know before applying

  1. The ¥20,000 screening fee cannot be sent from overseas. Attach a copy of your bank transfer receipt to your application documents.
  2. The special reduction applies only to students who pass the screening and complete the enrollment procedures, and it cannot be received if you miss the tuition payment deadline.
  3. Tuition, admission fee and screening fee already paid are in principle not refunded. If you withdraw in writing by March 31 (3 days before, 18:00, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and holidays) and it is approved, everything except the admission fee and screening fee is refunded.
  4. The course open to international students is the Comprehensive Business Course. The English Specialist Main Course is for residence statuses other than "Student" (such as Dependent or Permanent Resident).
  5. If the international student quota is filled and recruitment closes, later exams will not be held.

TES東京英語専門学校 2027年度(令和9年)留学生入学要項 総合ビジネス科 · 東京英語専門学校 入学案内(学科と募集定員・応募資格) · checked 2026-11-04

Fees

Until graduation
¥1,220,000 ~ ¥1,790,000
Admission fee
¥150,000
Application fee
¥20,000

Year 1: ¥970,000 (admission fee ¥150,000 + tuition ¥700,000 + facility fee ¥120,000); Year 2: ¥820,000. With the TES Special Reduction (eligibility obtained by registering on LINE), Year 1 is reduced by ¥360,000 to ¥610,000, and Year 2 is reduced by ¥210,000 to ¥610,000 if attendance and grades meet the criteria. Separately, every year you also pay ¥6,500 for student comprehensive insurance and ¥70,000 for teaching-material costs. Total before reductions: ¥1,790,000; after reductions: ¥1,220,000.

Fees by department 1
DepartmentYearsQuotaUntil graduation (¥)
Comprehensive Business Course (the course that accepts international students)2 years601,790,000

● Course certified by MEXT under the "Career Development Program for International Students" (leads to work in Japan after graduation) · quotas include Japanese students.

For 2027 entry · from the school's guidelines

Documents to prepare

Application form (no pencil; photo attached) · transcript and attendance certificate from your current school · copy of the screening fee transfer receipt · Japanese-language certificate · statement on how living expenses will be covered · copy of your own bank passbook (past 12 months) · tax certificate (2026 fiscal year) · record of part-time job pay and working hours (past 12 months) · on exam day: exam admission ticket, residence card, writing tools, passport

Graduate outcomes

From the school: most graduates go on to work or further study, such as jobs in tourism, trade and airports, or transfer/admission to national and well-known private universities. We could not find official figures for the number of graduates who found jobs or went on to further study.

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Scholarships

  • TES Special Reduction (support for international students): register on LINE and submit an entry to receive an eligibility certificate; after you complete the enrollment procedures, ¥360,000 is deducted from the Year 1 tuition and fees (actual ¥610,000). In Year 2, ¥210,000 is deducted if attendance, grades and learning attitude are appropriate. Applies only if you pay tuition by the deadline.
  • Benefits for those with Japanese qualifications: with JLPT N1 / EJU Japanese 250 or higher / BJT 480 or higher, the screening fee is ¥10,000 (half price) and the Japanese test is waived. With N2 / EJU 200 or higher / BJT 400 or higher, the Japanese test is waived.

Getting there

Main campus (Nihonbashi Campus)
Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, Kodenmacho Station (Exit 2), 2 min walk
東京都中央区日本橋小伝馬町18-1

SALLAE compiled this from the school's admission guidelines and official sources (such as University Portraits). Dates and amounts can change, so always check the school's guidelines before you apply.