Increasing Student Numbers Through Fee Structure Review and Course Reorganization in the Okinawa High School Division

「In addition, in the Okinawa high school division, as the number of repeat university entrance exam takers has been trending downward, we have been shifting our operations to focus on current high school students and have increased enrollment, mainly among 2nd- and 3rd-year high school students.」

「Meanwhile, in Okinawa, where we operate high school divisions, the number of repeat university entrance exam takers has declined as more students have pursued university admission directly from high school. We have been shifting our operations to focus on current high school students and have increased enrollment, mainly among 2nd- and 3rd-year high school students. Going forward, we will continue working to enhance instruction tailored to changes in the university entrance examination system and to provide information through early preparation for entrance examinations.」

「In Okinawa, operations have gradually shifted from a focus on students preparing for university entrance examinations after graduation to a focus on current high school students, and the company has promoted the need to begin preparing for university entrance examinations at an early stage. Amid a nationwide decline in the number of students preparing for university entrance examinations after graduation, student numbers have grown, mainly among second- and third-year high school students.」

「In the senior high school division, Okinawa, we revised the fee structure and reorganized courses to increase the number of students attending our schools in their third year of high school or below, as the number of students preparing for university entrance examinations after graduation has been trending downward. As a result, the number of students increased during the cumulative period through the first quarter. (Student numbers increased 17.2% year on year.)」