Saidaiji Senior High School English site

Saidaiji Senior High School
◇Business Course
◇◇General Course
◇◇◇International Communication and Computing Course

Japan and Okayama Prefecture

The　school　was　founded 　in　the　34th　 year　of　the　Meiji　era　(1901)　as　Saidaiji　Municipal　Girls’　School.　The　school　changed　its　name　to　Okayama　Prefectural　Saidaiji　Senior High　School　in　the　24th　year　of　the　Showa　 period　 (1949).　The　curriculum　 is 　continuously　 evolving　to 　provide 　the　students　with　the　best　possible　learning　experience. Since　the　 11th　 year　 of 　the　Heisei　period　(1999)　Saidaiji　students　have　been　able　to　enroll　in　our　unique　International　Communication　and 　Computing　course,　in　addition　to　the previously　 offered 　 Business 　and　 General　courses.　Surrounded　by 　plenty　of 　verdant　trees, 　the students train themselves physically and mentally through studying and participating in club activities.

１． To elevate intellects and seek to build a more highly educated, dignified character.
２． To　produce　cosmopolitan　adults　who　are　cooperative and broad-minded.
３． To cultivate humane, bright and promising members of society through mental and physical training.

Business Course

Students are trained to be specialists who can contribute to society by acquiring expert knowledge through a specialized business education. The focus of study varies in each grade. The first-year students learn fundamentals of business. From the second year students choose to pursue one of three areas : information technology, accounting or management.

General Course

This course is for students aiming to go to college. From the second year, students are divided into humanities and science. Students receive instruction in a variety of subjects, which help them determine what they will want to do after graduation.

International Communication and Computing Course

Founded in 1999, this course is set up to equip its students with computer skills and the four skills of English : listening, speaking, reading and writing. With the help of an ALT, students develop their communication abilities and deepen their understanding of other cultures and peoples, operating computers in some classes.