ALC Press is a Tokyo-based educational publisher founded in 1969.Among various language learning/teaching publications, ALC Press produces a series of study abroad guidebooks for Japanese students.It has also been operating an educational portal site, SPACE ALC, for 16 years.
ALC Ryugaku Net is ALC's web site which specializes in delivering study abroad information
to the Japanese Market. One of the pupular contents is "Oshiete Ryugaku" which enables users
to view questions and answers related to study abroad. Users also can post questions about
study abroad in order to obtain answers from other users.
The Campus Guide on the Web has been a subsection of the Study Abroad section of SPACE ALC since 2001. ALC creates a webpage for each institution wishing to advertise and lists it in the Campus Guide on the Web. Currently, there are versions of the Campus Guide on the Web for ESL programs and colleges/universities.
We are going to introduce a version for Vocational & Specialty Programs in the Campus Guide on the Web in ,December 2011. We would like to invite you to participate in this version and take the chance to capitalize on the power of ALC-Ryugaku Net.
Based on the information you provide us, we will create your webpage in Japanese and list it there for a full year. An automated e-mail school information request system will be incorporated to your web page. When students request your school’s brochure by using this system, you will receive a notice by e-mail and can obtain the student’s contact information from our designated webpage. If you provide us with your school video, we will also upload it on to ALC-Ryugaku Net.
Each participating institution will also have a page created by ALC and be listed in the Campus Guide section in ALC-Ryugaku Net Mobile.
Any public and private organizations targeting young people cannot afford to ignore the new media of mobile-phone websites, if they want to succeed in their business. You can find explanations about “mobile-phone culture” in Japan on the Internet. Please check out Wikipedia if you would like to know more about this increasingly popular phenomenon.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_mobile_phone_culture
