１．In the Hopes system, private lessons define the students’ goals and achieve them. Hopes methods are based on world top level coaches’’ instructional techniques.

・・・We derive the idea for teaching methods from The Analysis Techniques, which were developed by Richard Nelson Bolles, Harvard educated author of “What Color is Your Parachute?’ We also got the instructional idea from Bela and Martha Karolyi who produced an Olympic gold medalist Nadia Comaneci and Mary Lou Retton. Both instructional techniques were integrated in the Hopes methods, which allow the students to be successful in the world.

• In order to help the students to obtain their full potential through minimum effort, we follow the below steps.
  ①We first find the students’ goals through trial counseling.
  ②We take a multi dimensional approach to analyze all aspects of the students.
  ③We organize a team of professional instructors from various fields to help the students to achieve their goal.
  
• Hopes currently has 120 registered instructors who have all passed our strict selection process.
• The past six years ever, 200 students, athletes and actors alike, have achieved their respective goals.

２．We offer an educational service that encourages Japanese students become successful leaders in the global scene.

・・・We offer the executive training course to create a broad area of the learners inner and outer aspects covering one's strong points, language, talents, academic skills, manners, business skills, etc.

• Hopes defines “Leader in the Global Scene” as follows;
  ①One who is eager to grow mentally, spiritually and physically.
  ②One who has academic skills and masters the manners and social etiquettes.
  ③One can appreciate and respect the difference of foreign culture, language and social background.
  ④One who has a tough spirit to try and will improve one’s potentiality under any　circumstance.
  ⑤One can take care of one’s health in order to contribute the society.
  
  
• The course for global managers; Hopes educate the learners to become successful leaders in the world.
• The course for those who are applying the high level college in Japan and in foreign countries. Hopes helps the students pass the entrance examination of prestigious schools in Japan and in foreign countries.
• The course for kindergartners and elementary school students; Hopes helps the students find their goals, make a life plan and to become socially attractive. The course includes discipline and academic aspects.
• The course for the ladies who want global etiquette; Hopes offers the course in which students learn language, speech skills, manners, etiquette and sense of aesthetics.

３．Celebrity and Actors course 　

• This is the VIP special course targeted for those who are athletes or in show business.　We keep the privacy of the learners who are in professional sports or show business. Lessons are given privately to meet the schedules of busy students.
• We offer the total service for athletes or entertainers in show business. Hopes allows the learners to become successful in both academics and business.
• We offer a life plan course for those who are in sports or show business after their retirement. In this course, we train the learners to become the coaches and introduce sports related business.
  
  

*Example of service* Ms. Mari Kosuge won the individual gold medal at 1988 National Championship as the youngest champion. Ms. Kosuge established the new records of winning five consecutive championships. After her retirement, she became the sports news caster, and left Japan to become a coach at UCLA gymnastics team. Now, she coaches at a top gymnastics club in California.

４．We offer the life planning course for generation of baby boomers

• This course is designed for those who want to study again or to make their second life fulfill after they retire.

５．We offer the course for those are in the local area through net service.

• This course targeted for those who are in rural area to receive high level education such as those in the more urban area of Japan. 　

• Voice 209:: How the youth fine-tune their skills