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Manamie: Mie Night School experience will be held in 2022 (Reiwa 4)

令和４年度みえ夜間学級体験教室「まなみえ」を開催します

2022/03/22 Tuesday Announcements, Education

If you haven’t had the opportunity to complete junior high school (chugakko) for various reasons, or if you’re thinking “I want to learn” or “I want to learn again”, please feel free to apply.

  1. Period

First semester: end of April to beginning of July 2022 – total of 30 lessons (3 per week)

Second semester: beginning of September to mid-October 2022 – total of 20 lessons (3 per week)

*Class dates will be set in early April 2022. Once confirmed, dates will be announced on the prefectural homepage and via Mie Info.

  1. Time

6:00 pm to 8:25 pm

  • Basic learning: 6:00 pm to 6:10 pm
  • First period: 6:10 pm to 6:50 pm
  • Second period: 6:55 pm to 7:35 pm
  • Third period: 7:40 pm to 8:20 pm
  • Closing: 8:20 pm to 8:25 pm
  1. Location

Classes at Tsu: Mie Education Center (Mie-ken Sogo Kyouiku Center – 三重県総合教育センター)
Tsu-shi Otani-cho 12 (10-minute walk from Tsu Station)

Classes in Yokkaichi: Hokusei High School (Miekenritsu Hokusei Koto Gakko – 三重県立北星高等学校)
Yokkaichi-shi Oazamochibuku 668-1 (13-minute walk from Kintetsu’s Tomida Station)

  1. Contents

Japanese language classes, humanities (shakai), math, science and English classes (primary revision – shogakko if necessary)

  1. How to register
    1. Target persons

Mie residents who were born before April 1, 2007

* With the exception of people who have completed high school graduation (koukou)

  1. Registration Information (Please provide the following items)

Name, date of birth, address, contact phone number, desired location (Tsu or Yokkaichi)

  1. Enrollment method

1 – Online registration: click here

2 – By phone: 059-224-2963 (in Japanese only)

3 – E-mail (gakokyo@pref.mie.lg.jp)

4 – Fax: 059-224-3023

5 – Go directly to the Education Sector for Elementary I and II on the seventh floor Mie Government Office (Kencho),

  1. Enrollment period

First semester: until 5 pm on April 12 (Tuesday)

*For registrations after this period, please inform directly.

Second semester: will be informed later

  1. Other details
  • Classes are free
  • Workbooks will be distributed free of charge
  • The organization is looking into holding online classes for people who have difficulty getting to classes.
  • Click here to see Manamie’s flyer
  • If you have difficulties applying or want to learn Japanese, contact MieCo

MieCo, Mie Consultation Center for Foreign Residents

Tel: 080-3300-8077

https://www.miefweb.org/mieco/

Contact (in Japanese only)

Mie-ken Kyoiku Iinkai Jimukyoku Shochugakko Kyoiku-ka Shochugakko Kyoiku-han
(三重県教育委員会事務局　小中学校教育課　小中学校教育班)
TEL: 059-224-2963

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Let’s use the ambulance properly

2022/03/22 Tuesday Announcements, Education

救急車を適正に利用しましょう

In Mie prefecture, 81,021 people were taken to the hospital by ambulance in 2020.  Of these, 51.6%, 41,820, were mildly ill patients with low urgency.  Make good use of ambulances so that those who really need them can get emergency medical care.

< See some of the reasons the ambulance were called.  Did everyone really need an ambulance?>

  • Itching caused by mosquito bite
  • Skin pain from sunburn after going to the beach
  • Cut on the finger by paper, but the bleeding already stopped
  • There’s no more prescribed medicine left from the hospital
  • Patients expected to be hospitalized wanted to go to the hospital by ambulance
  • Patients who did not want to wait in line at the hospital and asked for an ambulance

If you experience any condition or symptom with extreme urgency, do not hesitate to call 119 (in principle, the service will be in Japanese only).

From the link below, you can see how to call an ambulance, symptoms that require an ambulance (adults and children), about heat stroke, and pointers when calling an ambulance.

Look at these link below and use the information as needed.

 Guide to Ambulance Services (from the homepage of the Fire and Disaster Management Agency – Shobocho), in English

 Guide to Ambulance Services – Kyukyusha Riyo Guide (from the homepage of Fire and Disaster Management Agency – Shobocho), in Japanese.

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