High School Tuition refers to the fees or costs required for students to attend a private or independent high school. Unlike public high schools, which are funded by the government and do not charge tuition for residents, private high schools typically rely on tuition payments from families to cover expenses such as staff salaries, facilities, and educational resources. The amount of tuition can vary significantly based on factors such as the school’s location, reputation, facilities, and the programs offered. Some private high schools may also provide financial aid or scholarships to assist families with the costs of tuition, making education more accessible.
From 2025, Japan will eliminate high school tuition fees nationwide, providing a yearly allowance of ¥118,800 per student. The initiative aims to equalize educational opportunities across economic backgrounds while expanding…