FFLC [FUKUOKA FOREIGN LANGUAGE COLLEGE]

We are a
Global Family!

Top News

Joint Lecture for English Course and Intl. Career Course, Nov. 21 (Thu)
Selection of Educational Institute by ISA
Adventure Club: Hiking in Tempaizan Mountain
Education Cooperation Center Opening Ceremony, Oct 31
Maidashi School District Sports Festival, Oct 20

FFLC Achievements

  • 122years Since establishment
  • From69countries and regions so far
  • 94％ of Business students got a job [FY 2023]

Four reasons
to choose FFLC

01

An international,
multicultural environment

02

Language and career skills
that are viable in the real world

03

A homey,
congenial atmosphere

04

A variety of student
and community-exchange events

Departments

Japanese Courses

Japanese
Courses

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International Hotel Department

International Hotel Department

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International Career Course

International Business Department
International Career Course

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International Career Course

International Business Department
International Business Course

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Advanced Study 1-Year Course

International Cultural Department
Advanced Study 1-Year Course

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Advanced Study 2-Year Course

International Cultural Department
Advanced Study 2-Year Course

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English Department

English
Department

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News

Campus Life

After working in the U.S., Jessica came to Japan and enrolled in FFLC to pursue a degree while learning about Japanese culture.

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After studying Japanese at a university in Spain, Maru enrolled in FFLC. Her goal is to become a translator in the future.

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After studying Japanese at a university in Pakistan, Sarbal enrolled in FFLC. He is particularly interested in trade and international business.

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Enrolled in FFLC aiming for employment in Japan, Chito is currently learning a variety of skills in the career course.

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After graduation, he aims to utilize his Japanese skills to secure a job in a hotel.

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He plans to continue his studies at a university in Fukuoka, aiming to work in Japan in the future, assisting foreign nationals with their daily lives.

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After graduating from high school in Japan, he enrolled in FFLC to study English.

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