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Japan, Tokyo
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English is the primary language of KAIS instruction; KAIS classes are taught in English as part of the middle school curriculum. Japanese language instruction supports the program, with Japanese teachers focusing on vocabulary, grammar, and syntax to build a foundation for English proficiency. There is an Overseas English Training component for Grade 8 with an associated training fee. In high school, students follow the fusion of Alberta and Japanese curricula to earn the Alberta Double Diploma.
KAIS is a six-year program within Kunimoto Gakuen that offers both the Alberta curriculum and the Japanese local curriculum starting from Grade 7. KAIS courses are delivered in English and are integrated into the middle school curriculum. The program continues into high school as the Alberta Double Diploma (DD) program, blending the two curricula to prepare students for graduation with both diplomas. KAIS holds Alberta Education Tier 3 accreditation, enabling the Alberta diploma to be conferred.
Kunimoto Alberta International School is a six-year all-girls program in Tokyo offering Grades 7 through 12. The school delivers both the Alberta (Canada) curriculum and the Japanese national curriculum, allowing students to study within an international academic framework while remaining in Japan. The campus is located in Setagaya Ward, a residential area in western Tokyo and is within walking distance of Kitami Station on the Odakyu Line. This makes the school accessible from central parts of the city. Facilities include a library, computer room, science rooms, gymnasium, tea ceremony room, kitchen facilities and outdoor sports areas such as a lacrosse field and tennis court. A distinctive feature noted by the school is that it operates an Alberta-accredited program in Japan, with instruction aligned to Alberta Education standards. Students can also participate in a wide range of clubs, including arts, sports, language and service activities.
