Hi guys, i was wondering if someone could provide me with some information about studying abroad in Japan!
I am a 16-year-old girl from Tunisia, and i am now a third year high school student (i followed the Science Division). I am planning to finish my studies there after my high school graduation if that's possible, so i was thinking if i'll graduate with a high score will i be accepted in Japan ? if so, how much will it cost for me to study there per year ? What are the requirements to be accepted ? and is it difficult to find a job there ? Thanks a lot in advance 
Looking for some Information about studying abroad in Japan
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Hi,
you can try to apply for the japanese government (Monbukagakusho) scholarship in your country, it is very competitive but it will cover all you expenses + tuition fees and even personal spendings. once there you can find part time jobs teaching english or french but being able to have basic conversation level in japanese is important. u might wanna start taking japanese language courses in tunisia from now. it will help a lot. wish u good luck !
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