Who is the NIJIN High School project for?

It is designed for prospective and current high school graduates who attend the NIJIN support school.

It stands for Tokyo Innovation Base, a hub for startups and entrepreneurs.

Why do university students act as mentors?

Because they are close in age, helping students feel safe as they take their first steps into society.

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Correspondence High School Students Visit 'TIB': Launching Project to Connect with Society with University Student Mentors [NIJIN High School]

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NIJIN High School, operated by NIJIN Co., Ltd., has launched a practical career education project where students visit Tokyo Innovation Base (TIB) with university interns to build real-world connections.

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Q: Who is the NIJIN High School project for?: A: It is designed for prospective and current high school graduates who attend the NIJIN support school.
Q: What is TIB?: A: It stands for Tokyo Innovation Base, a hub for startups and entrepreneurs.
Q: Why do university students act as mentors?: A: Because they are close in age, helping students feel safe as they take their first steps into society.