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塾 (juku) in Japanese, is a type of school that students go to when they are not attending regular classes. Usually it is referred to as a "cram school". A majority of Japanese High School students wish to attend college after they graduate from High School and one way of ensuring they have the necessary knowledge to pass the entrance exams is by attending a cram school. If the student fails to get into the school they want to, they usually attend a 予備校 (yobikou), or College Entrance Exam preparatory school so that they will hopefully be able to attend the next year (they call these students 浪人 [rounin]). So to answer your question directly, cram school is important for getting into college after graduating High School.
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When did Juku Pent die?
Juku Pent died in 1995.
When was Juku Pent born?
Juku Pent was born in 1918.
When was Daido Juku created?
Daido Juku was created in 1981.
When was Sankai Juku created?
Sankai Juku was created in 1975.
What is the definition of juku?
The word Juku means "Private or Public School in Japan". <3
What is the duration of Adventures of Juku the Dog?
The duration of Adventures of Juku the Dog is 240.0 seconds.
When was Adventures of Juku the Dog created?
Adventures of Juku the Dog was created on 1931-04-30.
When was Ōta-juku Nakasendō Museum created?
Ōta-juku Nakasendō Museum was created in 2006-04.
How much does juku cost?
one dollar
What percent of Japanese kids attend juku?
Around 60-70% of Japanese kids attend juku, which are private after-school tutoring or cram schools. Juku are popular in Japan because they provide additional academic support and help students prepare for entrance exams.
Who is the creator of hara juku lovers perfume?
i think gwen stefani
What is a Juku School?
Mainly in Japan, Juku schools or Gakushu Juku (sometimes known as cram schools) are private after hours and weekend private schools students are sent to to gain additional education after normal school hours. The hope is to further the student's education in order to make them perform better in both regular education testing and to prepare for future secondary level testing.
