Qualifications

Licenses and qualifications that can be obtained

Licenses that can be obtained

Licenses that can be obtained	Department/Major
Junior high school teacher's license (music) High school teacher's license (music)	Department of Performance & Composition Department of Music Cultures & Education (Music Culture and Education Major)
Kindergarten teacher's license	Department of Music Cultures & Education (Music Education for Early Childhood)

Qualifications that can be obtained

Qualifications that can be obtained	Department/Major
Curator	All departments and majors

Teacher Training Course

A teacher training course is available for students who wish to work as a music teacher in a school or kindergarten after graduation.
Those who complete the teacher training course and meet the graduation requirements can obtain the license mentioned in the previous paragraph.
After obtaining a junior high or high school teaching license from Faculty of Music, students who complete Graduate School and obtain the required number of credits can obtain a specialized junior high or high school teaching license.

To obtain a teaching license, students must take many other courses in addition to the required subjects in their department and major, and also undergo teaching practice. In addition, those seeking a junior high school teaching license must also complete a total of seven days of nursing care experience. It takes considerable effort to obtain a license by the time of graduation.
In addition, since Department of Music Cultures & Education Music Education for Early Childhood aims to train teachers, all students are required to take a teacher training course as a general rule.

Main schedule for obtaining a teaching license

First-year students

Early April	Entrance Ceremony - Teacher Training Course Information Session
Mid-January	Nursing care experience briefing and preparatory training (for those seeking a junior high school license)

Second-year students

Early April	Teaching career information session (during orientation)
May to March	Caregiving experience (2 days at a special needs school / junior high school license applicants)
June	Teaching Practice Information Session (for those seeking a junior high school or high school teaching license)

Third grade

Early April	Teaching career information session (during orientation) Pre-training for nursing care experience (social welfare facilities/junior high school license applicants)
May to March	Nursing care experience (5 days at a social welfare facility / Junior high school license applicants)
september	Submit teaching practice application form Information session for those who wish to do teaching practice at Tokyo Metropolitan public schools (kindergartens)
September to October	Teaching Practice I (Kindergarten Course)
November to February	Special lectures on teaching profession (for teacher recruitment examinations)
January	Teacher Recruitment Mock Exam (1st)
March	Teacher Recruitment Mock Exam (2nd)

4th grade

Early April	Announcement of student teachers Teaching practice and license procedure briefing session (during orientation)
May to November	Teaching practice (3 weeks or more for junior high school license, 2 weeks or more for high school license) Teaching Practice II (Kindergarten course: 3 weeks, held in June)
May to October	Public school education staff recruitment examination (1st, 2nd, 3rd) *Depending on the local government
november	In-school procedures for applying for teaching licenses
February	Announcement of Graduating Students
March	Graduation ceremony (teacher license award)

Curator Course

Curators are professional staff who work at museums, art galleries, etc. as defined by the Museum Act, and are responsible for collecting, storing, and exhibiting materials, as well as conducting research.

Those who complete the curatorial course and meet the graduation requirements will be issued a "Certificate of Curatorial Qualification" upon graduation.
Obtaining a curator's qualification requires considerable effort, as students must take many courses in addition to the required courses in their department and major, and also undergo museum training.
Furthermore, in order to avoid any disruption to specialized coursework and practical training, students cannot obtain both a teaching license and a curatorial qualification at the same time upon graduation.

Elementary school teaching license

we have a system in place with College that allows students to obtain an elementary school teaching license. Students who are permitted to take the course can use this system to
You can obtain an elementary school teaching license.