TKG is located in the municipal center of Tokyo and consists of several vocational schools. It has endeavored to develop international human resources in collaboration with Tokyo's business world. International students can feel the movement of the times and broaden their social horizons through school life in Japan's most energetic districts. The learning environment provided by TKG is an ideal stepping stone for international students to get the opportunity to work and go to higher education.
TKG group schools attach special importance to Japanese language education, which is the basis of international students' activities in Japan. The Japanese language training covers a wide range from beginners to academic Japanese for university entrance exams and practical Japanese for engaging in the business of engineering, humanities and international services. Furthermore, TKG's college courses provide international students with vocational training for the office work in Japanese companies, the international bridging work, the professional interpretation and translation, and the hospitality service such as care working.
Organization Profile
| Organization Name | Tokyo Kokusai Gakuen incorporated educational institution |
| Description of Project | Operation of vocational colleges, a Japanese language school and an online school Assistance in Japanese language learning and living for foreign students and workers |
| Established | April, 1951 |
| Incorporated | April, 1963 |
| Headquarters | 7-3-8 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, 160-0023 Tokyo Phone +81-3-3367-1103 Fax +81-3-3367-1197 E-Mail info@tkgweb.jp Home page https://www.tkgweb.jp |
| Chairman of Directors | Kohei Kajihara |
The School
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Tokyo Foreign Language College https://tflc.ac.jp/ A professional training college that develops global human resources with specialized courses in interpretation, translation, business practice, and Japanese communication. |
History
| 1951 | Nippon Radio Techniques Institute was established. |
| 1963 | Denshi Gakuen (Electronics Education Institute) was established as a Gakko hojin (legally incorporated educational institution). |
| 1976 | Shinjuku Foreign Language College was established in honor of the 25th anniversary of the founding of the Nippon Radio Technical School. Authorized to operate as a vocational school in September of the same year. |
| 1978 | Shinjuku Foreign Language College was renamed to Tokyo Foreign Language College. |
| 1985 | Denshi Gakuen was renamed to Tokyo Kokusai Gakuen (Tokyo International School). |
| 1996 | Tokyo International Welfare College was established as an annex school. |
| 2014 | New school building of Tokyo Foreign College was completed. |
| 2017 | Japanese Language Institute of TFLC was established. |
| * Related Educational corporation and Social welfare corporation |
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| - Beijing Foreign Studies University, China - Kobato International Kindergarden, Thailand - Japan Society of Care Management |
| * Sister-school relationships |
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| - Chin Min Institute of Technology, Taiwan - Sung Duk College, Korea - Seoil College, Korea |
| * Membership Association |
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| - Association for the Promotion of Japanese Language Education - Japan Immigration Association - The Japan Association of Training Institutions for Certified Care Workers - Japanese Association of Schools of Certified Social Worker |