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CEMLA (Multicultural Learning Center)

Center for Multicultural Learning & Activities (CEMLA)

With learning support classes, education counseling, and information provision as its three pillars, CEMLA operates every Saturday at Sagami Women's University campus through collaboration between prefectural high schools (including Sagamihara Yaei High School as the hub), Sagami Women's University, and ME-net.

About CEMLA

CEMLA stands for Center for Multicultural Learning & Activities.

CEMLA is a collaboration between high schools, universities, and NPOs to build a "multicultural learning support hub" providing educational support, consultation, and information. From 2010 to 2018, it was commissioned under the Agency for Cultural Affairs' Japanese language education program for "foreign residents." Since 2019, it has been operated by a steering committee comprising the Kanagawa Prefectural Board of Education, 10 prefectural high schools, and ME-net.

10 Prefectural High Schools：Sagamihara Yaei, Sagami Koyokan, Hashimoto, Zama Sogo, Yamato Minami, Aikawa, Isehara, Atsugi Seinan (evening), Kanagawa Sogo Sangyo (evening), Yokohama Shuyukan

About CEMLA School

Learning Support Classroom — CEMLA School

Target Students
Junior high to high school students (First-time participants need to make a reservation. See the flyer URL below for details.)
Schedule
Every Saturday 10:00–12:00
Location
Sagami Women's University

Japanese language education instructors and students from Sagami Women's University and other universities participate as volunteers.

"I want to learn more about high school!" "I want to study Japanese!" "I want career counseling!" — You are welcome to discuss any concerns. Please come visit us!

CEMLAの様子は Facebook で見ることができます。ぜひ、こちらもご覧ください。

FY2025 CEMLA Information Flyer