MODE GAKUEN

MODE GAKUEN is a Japanese vocational education brand operating a network of specialized schools focused on fashion, makeup, hair, beauty, design, business, styling, interior, and graphic fields. The brand's official website presents it as a place where students can turn dreams into reality, offering practical curricula and career support. Its educational philosophy centers on taking students from 'zero to pro' through hands-on training and industry connections. The school group operates campuses in major Japanese cities—Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya—as well as international locations in Paris and New York. It offers programs across multiple creative disciplines, with 92 career paths listed on its website. The brand emphasizes strong employment outcomes, advertising a 'complete employment guarantee system' and a 'national qualification pass guarantee system' for beauticians, along with a 'salary guarantee system.' It claims a 100% employment rate for job-seeking graduates for 19 consecutive years since fiscal 2007. MODE GAKUEN's portfolio includes several affiliated institutions: Tokyo Mode Gakuen, Osaka Mode Gakuen, Nagoya Mode Gakuen, HAL Tokyo, HAL Osaka, HAL Nagoya, Shuto Ikko, Osaka Isen, Nagoya Isen, International Professional University of Technology in Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya, and Tokyo University of Communication. These schools cover fashion, design, technology, and medical fields, indicating a broader educational group beyond the core MODE GAKUEN brand. The brand targets a wide range of prospective students, including high school students, university students, working adults, international students, and parents. It also engages with corporate recruiters and media. The official website is available in multiple languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, and Indonesian, reflecting an international student recruitment focus. As a private educational institution, MODE GAKUEN is not publicly listed. Its exact founding year and founder are not specified in the available evidence. The brand continues to operate as a prominent vocational education provider in Japan's creative industries.

MODE GAKUEN is a Japanese vocational school group that has established itself as a prominent educational brand in the creative fields. While the exact founding year is not provided in the available evidence, the brand has grown to operate multiple campuses across Japan and internationally. Its official website highlights a long-standing commitment to career support, claiming a 100% employment rate for job-seeking graduates for 19 consecutive years since fiscal 2007. This suggests a sustained focus on practical education and industry placement. The group has expanded its offerings beyond fashion to include beauty, design, and technology through affiliated schools such as HAL and the International Professional University of Technology. It has also established a presence in Paris and New York, indicating an international outlook. The brand's multilingual website (English, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Indonesian) reflects efforts to attract international students. Over the years, MODE GAKUEN has developed guarantee systems for employment and qualifications, which are central to its value proposition. The brand continues to evolve with the changing demands of the creative industries, offering 92 career paths as listed on its website.

• Claimed 100% employment rate for job-seeking graduates for 19 consecutive years since fiscal 2007

Vocational education brand focused on creative industries, emphasizing practical skills and employment guarantees.

• Fashion programs

  Programs covering fashion design, apparel, and styling.

• Makeup and hair programs

  Programs for makeup artists, hairdressers, and beauticians, including national qualification preparation.

• Interior design programs

  Programs focused on interior design and coordination.

• Graphic design programs

  Programs covering graphic design and visual communication.

1. 1専門学校 モード学園｜ファッション・美容・デザインの専門学校mode.ac.jp
2. 2MODE GAKUEN - Wikidatawikidata.org