Jinseki International School

Jinseki International School is currently accepting admissions for Grades 1 to 5 (as of April). We also accept in-year transfers for September and onwards for Grades 1 to 4 (as of April). For both entries, assessment sessions can be arranged throughout the year.

Application Period

Application Process

• Submit application form with supporting documentation. Pay the Application Fee.
• Document screening by JINIS Staff.
• If approved, attend an interview and assessment.
• If accepted, we will send you a letter of acceptance and an invoice for the Enrolment Fee, Development Fee, Tuition Fee, Maintenance Fee, Educational Material.
  • Please note that if you do not pay before the deadline., we will assume that you are not interested in enrolling at the school.
  • The school will share the payment schedule at the appropriate time.
• The usual timeframe for the application process and screening is one month. However, in exceptional cases where there is availability and/or application materials are readily available, this process can be significantly reduced.

Application from abroad

The school will make every effort to ensure a thorough process is followed with applications made from abroad. In cases where pupils are not physically available for assessment, we will send assessment materials for completion, and set up a video call for interview.

Acceptance Criteria

Jinseki International School accepts children of all nationalities.

We consider a wide range of factors when selecting our pupils.

These factors include looking at nationality, gender, background, and the academic, emotional and social qualities of each applicant.

The school will make every effort to meet its international status by maintaining a good balance between foreign, dual nationality and Japanese pupils.

The school considers the following definitions with regard to the nationality of pupils:

• A Foreign Nationality Child is a child having both parents of foreign nationalities.
• A Dual Nationality Child in a child having one parent who is Japanese and the who parent of foregin nationality. Dual nationality does not refer to a Japanese child who was born abroad before returning to Japan.
• A Japanese Returnee Child is child having lived abroad and attended school abroad for six or more consecutive months.
• A Japanese Child is a child having parents who are both Japanese nationals.

Other Consideration

For Grade 4 entry and above, pupils’ English proficiency will be checked.

Wating List Policy

• When your child is accepted to a grade which has no current vacancies, he/she will be placed on the waiting list.
• Should we have a vacancy for your child’s grade, we will contact you.
• We cannot guarantee how long you will be placed on the waiting list and also when a space may become available at the school.
• When an offer is made, the pupil must accept the offer and start at the school within the given timeframe.
• Otherwise, the offer will be withdrawn and the place will be offered to another child.

Admission Guidelines

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