• Business Overview
• Future Session for High School and University Collaboration
• Inquiries

Business Overview

With the inclusion of the description of “career education” in the Course of Study for High Schools (March 2009) and the development of career education and vocational education aimed at social and vocational independence through primary and secondary education to higher education, the Kyoto High School-University Collaborative Research Council has been promoting the ” ” since 2012 with the aim of stimulating high school students’ motivation to learn and contributing to the promotion of career education in each school. Career Education” project has been launched.

Future Session for High School and University Collaboration

The Future Session is a program that aims to promote the career development of high school and university students, and is a program in which a theme is set each time and dialogue and exchange on that theme across generations and schools, such as high school students, university students, and working adults.
This year, based on the following themes, objectives, and objectives, we recruited executive committee members from high school and university students in Kyoto Prefecture, and the executive committee members took the lead in creating this project by participating in the planning stage, such as the theme and program structure of the day, as well as public relations activities and the implementation plan for the day.
Therefore, the event will be held as described in the “Outline of the event” below.

theme

“What is the new life design of ‘learning’ and ‘working’ in the era of with corona?”

gist

In 2020, as a measure to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection, school closures and the introduction of online classes were promoted in the field of education, and companies were also required to change their lifestyles, such as the introduction of telework. In a society with an uncertain future due to the coronavirus pandemic, how will education and society change in the future, and how can high school and university students redesign “learning” and “working” in response to these changes?
While there are various possibilities, we would like to provide an opportunity for high school and university students, who will be responsible for the next generation, to think for themselves with a flexible mindset with an eye on the future through exchanges that transcend generations and schools, and to build a new life design for “learning” and “working” in the future.

purpose

(1) We aim to broaden the horizons of high school and university students in Kyoto Prefecture by exposing them to opinions and ideas from various perspectives, and to create new networks.(2) Create new ideas about how to study after entering university, how to work and live after entering society, and think about specific career choices.(3) In order to derive optimal solutions from complex problems, experience the importance of dialogue among people from various positions.(4) High school and university students will take the initiative in participating from the planning stage, and develop the ability to work independently and interactively by planning and creating their own themes and program structures.(5) Through the implementation debriefing session, we will continue to provide opportunities for daily learning and awareness, rather than making participation a temporary one.

Outline of the event

“Why don’t you think about it?

As a measure to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection, the introduction of online classes is being promoted in the field of education, and companies are also required to change their lifestyles, such as the introduction of telework.
How will society and education change in the future in the online society that has rapidly become a result of the coronavirus pandemic, and how can high school and university students redesign “learning” and “working” in response to these changes?
In addition, in this rapidly increasing online society, we will be able to find a different life design by learning about new forms of education and society using IT, as well as the new possibilities and richness of each region.
Through dialogue with guests, high school and university students, who will be responsible for the next generation, will have the opportunity to think for themselves about “learning” and “working” in the “with Corona” era with flexible ideas, gain new awareness and learning through group work, etc., and use it as an opportunity to design their own future.

*2020 High School and University Collaboration Future Session Information Flyer [Download]

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◆ Guest

Yuki Hasegawa (Kyoto Prefectural Kaedani High School, Miyazu Amabashi High School, Kaedani Gakusha, High School Attraction Coordinator) Born in Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture. After seven years of experience as a company employee, he retired to test his potential. As a sole proprietorship, he began activities such as a praise and education consultant. Since 2019, he has been appointed as a community revitalization cooperation volunteer of the Yosano Town Board of Education, and is responsible for bridging the gap between the community and the school by assisting in learning activities and disseminating the appeal of the school based at Kyoto Prefectural Kaedani High School and Miyazu Amabashi High School.

Tomoki Sakashita (4th year, Department of Global Management, Business Breakthrough University) Rina Shibasaki (4th year, Department of IT Solutions, Business Breakthrough University) At Business Breakthrough University (hereinafter referred to as “BBT University”), which is the first university in Japan to offer a bachelor’s degree in business administration 100% online, a student public relations team has been formed to disseminate information about BBT University from the student’s perspective. They are members of the group, and this summer they held an online open campus to introduce the university to high school students and students from other universities.

Application

Please use one of the following methods to apply by the application deadline.

１． Application from Google Form
https://forms.gle/CecJ9JhAGGMinF8y6

2. E-mail/Fax
Please fill out the application form below or send us the following information directly by e-mail or fax.

【Subject】”Application for Future Session in High School and University Collaboration”
[E-mail] kodai@consortium.or.jp
【FAX】075-353-9101
■2020 High School and University Collaboration Future Session Application Form [Download]
* We will send you a confirmation email after receiving your application.
* If you do not receive the acceptance completion email after 3 business days, please contact us.

■Application deadline : Friday, November 6, 2020

Implementation Report

On Sunday, November 15, we held the 2020 High School and University Collaboration Future Session. This year, from the viewpoint of preventing the spread of the new coronavirus infection, the event was held online using Zoom, but 37 participants gathered, including 18 members of the executive committee made up of high school and university students in Kyoto Prefecture.
This time, we invited Mr. Yuki Hasegawa, Coordinator of Attraction of Kyoto Prefectural Kaedani High School and Miyazu Amabashi High School, and Ms. Tomoki Sakashita and Ms. Rina Shibasaki, fourth-year students at Business Breakthrough University. The three guests talked about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and future prospects under the theme of “New Life Design in the With Corona Era.”
After each 15-minute guest lecture, there was a talk session with questions and answers between the guests and participants. The guests carefully answered some of the many interesting questions asked by the participants.
Later, in the breakout session, each group shared their impressions of the guests, and then deepened their thoughts on their own future by exchanging opinions on their future lifestyles while looking back on their current lives under the theme of “Life Design of ‘Learning’ and ‘Work’ in the Corona Disaster.”
The participants were greatly stimulated by interacting with high school and university students from other schools, who can connect regardless of distance or location because they are online, and were able to spend a very valuable time gaining new awareness and learning about “learning” and “working” in the with Corona era.

Inquiries

University Consortium Kyoto High School-University Collaboration Project
TEL 075-353-9153　FAX 075-353-9101
〒600-8216 Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Nishitoin-dori, Shiokoji, Shimo-ku, Kyoto, Campus Plaza Kyoto
* Reception hours: Tuesday ~ Saturday 9:00 ~ 17:00 (excluding year-end and New Year holidays)