The Core of Entertainment Is 'People'.
Your 'Experiences' are What the Industry Needs Now.
As values diversify, the music and entertainment industries are seeking talent with a wide range of backgrounds.
What makes a person truly trusted and relied upon in the industry are their unique experiences.
At the Entertainment HR Department (HR = Human Resources), we nurture 'reliable talent' who leverage their individual learning and experiences while acquiring the essential skills and knowledge with broad perspectives and solid skill.
As a specialized training school for music and entertainment, we are launching a new department that offers fall admission (October enrollment) — the first of its kind in Japan.
This program is open to high school graduates (including those who have already graduated). It is designed for individuals who cannot wait until April to start, those who are eager to enter the entertainment industry from October and those with strong motivation but facing various challenges, all while holding a deep passion for this field.
To develop professionals who are ready to contribute immediately to the music and entertainment industries, we will provide our proven expertise and training methods. We also offer personalized instruction such as 'Extension Lessons' that support your driving force for expression. With a high-quality educational environment and a well-rounded support system, we are here to fully back your dreams.
Since job opportunities in the entertainment field are available year-round, you are not limited to the traditional April hiring season — in fact, our school already has a track record of success. Our goal is to nurture talent who can learn across various areas of the music business, gain a broad perspective and make a powerful impact on the entertainment industry.
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The 'Management Staff Course', which nurtures a mindset to support artists while also looking ahead to the future of the business;
The 'Technical Staff Course', which trains specialists in sound and lighting;
The 'Creative Staff Course', where students learn everything from sound production to producing. In the first year, students study all areas to develop the ability to work across different fields.
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Starting from subjects that provide essential knowledge for the music business to technical subjects that teach how to handle equipment, students will acquire the skills necessary to work in the music and entertainment industry. In addition, seminar specific to each course are offered. Through group work based on real-world scenarios, students can gain practical experience while still in school.
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'Extension lessons' offer one-on-one instruction in piano, guitar, wind, string and percussion instruments as well as composition. These customized lessons provide a learning experience that only a music school can offer. By experiencing the perspective of a performer firsthand, students develop the skills to become staff members who artists will want to work with.
