Learning Tree International School

The school emphasizes practical, hands-on learning, believing that the most effective way to master new concepts is through experience. It focuses on providing training that is immediately applicable to professional practice, ensuring that students can quickly utilize new skills in their daily work. The school is committed to high-quality training that meets customer needs and delivers a strong return on investment.

The school offers a wide range of training programmes, including public courses, on-site corporate training, and e-learning. Key curriculum areas include Project Management (PMBOK-aligned, PMP/CAPM preparation), Agile Development (Scrum, scaling, testing), Business Analysis, AI, Microsoft technologies, Cybersecurity, ITIL 4, and Human Skills (leadership, communication, design thinking). Programmes are designed for various levels, from foundational to advanced, and are available in both Japanese and English.

The school is an Authorized Training Partner (ATP) of the Project Management Institute (PMI), enabling students to earn Professional Development Units (PDUs) for PMP certification maintenance. It also provides training aligned with IIBA standards for business analysis and ITIL 4 for IT service management. Many participants use these courses to prepare for international certifications and to enhance their professional capabilities in project management, agile development, and leadership.

Instructors are industry experts who combine deep technical knowledge with the ability to communicate complex concepts effectively. The school utilizes participatory exercises and practical training to ensure skills are immediately applicable to real-world work. Pre-course surveys are used to help instructors understand student experience and expectations to tailor the delivery.

Prospective students can apply for public courses via the online reservation forms on the school's website. The process involves submitting an application, receiving a confirmation email, and finalizing attendance two weeks prior to the course start date. Cancellations must be made at least 15 days before the course begins to avoid full charges, and substitutions are permitted.

Public course schedules are determined and published periodically (e.g., for six-month blocks). Courses are held on weekdays, and the school observes standard business hours (9:00–18:00). Specific dates for upcoming sessions are available on the website's course schedule page.

The school operates a seminar room in Jimbocho, Tokyo, though training may occasionally be held at nearby facilities. It also provides online live training environments and e-learning platforms to support remote and flexible learning.

The school provides free trial sessions, seminars, and webinars to allow prospective students to experience the training content and instructor quality. It also offers project management and agile quizzes, as well as downloadable resources to support ongoing professional development.