Stanford e-Fukuoka, an English-learning curriculum developed by Stanford University, will become available to some high school students in Fukuoka. In its first stage, Fukuoka Prefecture seeks 30 participants with EIKEN Grade 2 or above language skills. Selected students will attend a five-month online class and discussion program and take special TOEFL courses presented by the U.S. Consulate Fukuoka. Those who demonstrate outstanding performances may attend the term-ending ceremony at Stanford University. Find more details from here. Source: Nikkei / NHK
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