The MEXT (Monbukagakusho) Scholarship is the best way to gain a foothold in Japan and start your life here. Here is my collection of the best advice for that scholarship.
MEXT Scholarship/Monbukagakusho Scholarship Application Guides and Coaching
Hi Travis, I have been studying your guides on the MEXT scholarship and reading your blog posts religiously during my application process. I would like to thank you for the invaluable guidance you have put out. Thanks to all your guides and advice, I have passed the first screening at the embassy. Fingers crossed for the letter of provisional acceptance.
Congratulations on passing the Primary Screening and thank you very much for the feedback!
I wish you the best of luck in securing your Letters of Provisional Acceptance!
Thank you for the suggestion. I have considered making some video tutorials and versions of my articles, but that would require an equipment investment to make quality videos, so that has held me up. I will add your suggestion to the list of ideas, though!
I offer a review service and revisions for a completed Field of Study and Research Program Plan, not assistance in writing it from scratch.
You can find my fees, timelines, and the request form at the “Coaching Services” link at the top of the page.
Please as part of the documents required for the MEXT Scholarship application process.
It is required to submit research plan written within two pages. If which I’ve already written more than two.
I’m really kind of confused on how to go about it.
I would really appreciate it if you can guide me through it.
Hear from you soon.
Yes, it has to be two pages or less (including the instruction on the first page and the questions, not just your text). I have an article about what to include and about how long each section should be that should help you get under the limit. I have honestly never seen a FSRPP that needed to be more than two paves long to get the point across, so there should be a way to shorten yours.
Hi Travis, I have been studying your guides on the MEXT scholarship and reading your blog posts religiously during my application process. I would like to thank you for the invaluable guidance you have put out. Thanks to all your guides and advice, I have passed the first screening at the embassy. Fingers crossed for the letter of provisional acceptance.
Hi Beverly,
Congratulations on passing the Primary Screening and thank you very much for the feedback!
I wish you the best of luck in securing your Letters of Provisional Acceptance!
Good Luck!
– Travis from TranSenz
Hello! Can you please make a video about the criteria of MEXT that are not publicized? It would be so helpful to all.
Kind regards.
Hi Kayla,
Thank you for the suggestion. I have considered making some video tutorials and versions of my articles, but that would require an equipment investment to make quality videos, so that has held me up. I will add your suggestion to the list of ideas, though!
Good Luck!
– Travis from TranSenz
What is the fee for your assistance on writing the study field and plan?
Hi Ronald,
I offer a review service and revisions for a completed Field of Study and Research Program Plan, not assistance in writing it from scratch.
You can find my fees, timelines, and the request form at the “Coaching Services” link at the top of the page.
Good Luck!
– Travis from TranSenz
Please as part of the documents required for the MEXT Scholarship application process.
It is required to submit research plan written within two pages. If which I’ve already written more than two.
I’m really kind of confused on how to go about it.
I would really appreciate it if you can guide me through it.
Hear from you soon.
Hi Juden,
Yes, it has to be two pages or less (including the instruction on the first page and the questions, not just your text). I have an article about what to include and about how long each section should be that should help you get under the limit. I have honestly never seen a FSRPP that needed to be more than two paves long to get the point across, so there should be a way to shorten yours.
Good Luck!
– Travis from TranSenz