Studying in England

Students wishing to study in Britain can attend Winchester University. We offer a 6-month study abroad scheme there, or students may also attend for 3 weeks in the summer as part of our Comparative Culture course. More »

Studying in New Zealand

Nelson Malborough Institute of Technology is the location for our spring Study Abroad programme. Students spend 4 weeks studying English and taking part in local activities. More »

Studying in Canada

For students wishing to study in Canada, Vancouver Island University (our partner school) offers both long- and short-term courses for Seinan students. More »

Japanese Language Assistant

Another possibility for students is to spend a year as a Japanese Language Assistant in Australia, working as a volunteer in local high school classes. More »

 

Bone carving #1

From Monday to Wednesday this week, the students will rotate through 3 activities in groups of 6 students: bone carving, bicycle riding, and rock climbing. Here are some photos of what Fumika, Saki, Reina, Miyuki, Ami, and Tomomi did in today’s bone carving workshop at The Bone Carver.. This is a traditional form of art developed by the Maori people, so all the design reflect that culture.

Wellington!!

Lots of photos from our 2 days in Wellington. Great fun, starting with a SCARY plane ride, then lots of time visiting attractions, shopping, and sightseeing. We stayed at Wellington Backpackers, and most of us enjoyed a few hours at the pub there. Today we came back by ferry…

Kayaking in Abel Tasman

Because the weather was bad last Saturday, we couldn’t go kayaking. So we raced out to Marahau this morning to spend 4 hours on the water. We were put into pairs for each kayak, and the guides from Abel Tasman Kayaks showed us how to handle them. Everyone picked it up very quickly, so we headed around the bay to Split Apple Rock, and after juice and cookies, we did a crazy standing up activity. Scary, tiring, but definitely fun!!

Horse Riding at Happy Valley

Spent a great afternoon horse riding at Happy Valley today with Darren and Kelly. All the students had a chance to ride for about 40 minutes in groups of 6. We toured through the farm, over rivers and along tracks. Lots of fun, panic, excitement, but no screams! Malcolm had to ride with each group so he is very sore!!

Centre of New Zealand – Part 2

This afternoon was spent planning for the rest of the week, so when we finished, a few of us walked up to the Centre of New Zealand again…

Tomorrow, we go horse-riding, then kayaking on Wednesday, followed by 2 days in New Zealand’s capital city, Wellington.