Publication of 2023 Annual Report
We have published our annual report summarizing our activities for the fiscal year 2023 (April 2023 – March 2024). Please take a look at the results of ou...
Author: Mami Matsumoto
Three Years Since the Fall of Kabul: A Path Forward in Japan for Those Whose Futures Were Halted in Afghanistan
August 15, 2024, marks three years since the fall of Kabul and the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan. According to the “Global Trends Report 2023...
Call for Applications for the “Online Course of “Japanese for Work” for Afghans”, JLPT N3 class (Deadline: 5th Thursday September 2024)
Pathways Japan is now accepting applications for the JLPT N3 level classes of “Japanese for work” for Afghans in 2024. This course is organized by P...
Students arrived to Japan in April 2024
Hisham（From Syria） In a world where many people face unfortunate situations, there are also those with ambition and potential. Pathways Japan provides a place f...
Graduates Who Advanced to Further Education or Employment in April 2024
Zakaria (From Syria) Being part of Pathways Japan has been a life-changing experience for me. It has provided the platform I needed to pursue my dreams and goal...
Japanese Language School Pathways for Admission of Syrian, Afghan, and Ukrainian students announces FY 2025 Application Outline
Pathways Japan implements “Japanese Language School Pathways,” a program that admits students with refugee backgrounds from Syria, Afghanistan, and Ukraine to J...
Her Imperial Highness Crown Princess Akishino visits Reunion Day for students with refugee backgrounds
Her Imperial Highness Crown Princess Akishino visited the JEPN Student Reunion Day held at Sophia University in March 2024. The visit was arranged because of he...
Call for applications for online course of “Japanese for work” for Afghans： Basic class
Call for Applications for the “Online Japanese Language Course for Afghans”, Basic class will be open until 28th Sunday April 2024. This course aims to support ...
Introduction of speeches by students from three countries newly admitted to Japan in 2024
Pathways Japan admitted a total of 22 new students from Syria, Afghanistan, and Ukraine in Japan this year.(Please click here for more information about this ye...
Pathways Japan participated in Asia-Pacific Region Complementary Education Pathways Community of Practice Meeting
“Educational Pathways” (admitting refugees through education) that Pathways Japan is working on is being promoted globally, as the number of refugee...