From Monday, September 29 to Friday, October 3, our school conducted the Career Navi II program. This initiative is designed to help each student reflect on their career path and envision a concrete image of their future.

During the program, we invited lecturers from Ritsumeikan University and Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU) to hold faculty information sessions after school. Students deepened their understanding of academic life and university learning through these sessions focused on their areas of interest.

In addition, interested students visited the Biwako-Kusatsu Campus (BKC) on Monday, September 29, and Kinugasa Campus on Wednesday, October 1. These visits included campus tours, trial lectures, and faculty presentations. With the cooperation of the RARA Office, graduate students also shared their research, allowing participants to gain a firsthand experience of university atmosphere and academic pursuits—an inspiring opportunity for shaping their future.

Furthermore, on Tuesday, September 30, with support from the Career Center, we held a special lecture featuring a graduate of our school who is now a certified public accountant. Witnessing the ambition and perseverance of an alumnus who continues to take on high-level challenges significantly motivated our students in their own studies and career considerations.

As an affiliated school of Ritsumeikan University, we utilize our unique advantage to connect students with university-level learning during their high school years, thereby enhancing the quality of their career decisions. Through this year’s “Career Navi II,” students took a meaningful step toward shaping their future paths.