Join the Exciting Design Drawing Courses Starting This March at TAC!
TAC is excited to announce the launch of its highly anticipated design drawing courses this March! As we approach the end of the month, it's crucial for potential students to take note of class capacities and register as soon as possible, particularly for the popular segments that tend to fill up quickly.
For students aiming to start their preparations early, TAC offers a long-term course that kicks off on March 28 (Saturday) and March 29 (Sunday). This comprehensive curriculum is tailored for first-class architects specializing in design drawing. The class options are diverse, spanning various campuses including Shibuya, Machida, Hiyoshi, Yokohama, Omiya, Tsudanuma, Nagoya, Kyoto, Namba, and Fukuoka, each available on Saturdays or Sundays. However, a final round of lectures is also slated to begin on April 4 and April 5 at Sendai and Tachikawa campuses, promising an excellent opportunity for latecomers to join.
It is important to note that due to changing class sizes, prospective students should always check the current seating availability on the official website before applying.
In addition to classroom courses, TAC recognizes the need for flexibility and has established web tutorials. Unfortunately, the online live courses have already reached capacity, further emphasizing the urgency to enroll soon in any available class.
For those preparing for the short course, which starts closer to August following the presentation of assignments, it is advisable to consider the intensive measures offered after the written exam. Spots for these classes can also close fast, so early registration is strongly advised.
Interested students can check details and register for their preferred courses on the TAC website:
About TAC: Established in December 1980 and led by President Toshio Tada, TAC Co., Ltd. focuses on individual education, corporate training, publishing, and talent development. With headquarters in Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, TAC remains committed to equipping aspiring architects and designers with the essential skills needed in today’s competitive landscape. For more information, visit TAC’s Official Website.
For students aiming to start their preparations early, TAC offers a long-term course that kicks off on March 28 (Saturday) and March 29 (Sunday). This comprehensive curriculum is tailored for first-class architects specializing in design drawing. The class options are diverse, spanning various campuses including Shibuya, Machida, Hiyoshi, Yokohama, Omiya, Tsudanuma, Nagoya, Kyoto, Namba, and Fukuoka, each available on Saturdays or Sundays. However, a final round of lectures is also slated to begin on April 4 and April 5 at Sendai and Tachikawa campuses, promising an excellent opportunity for latecomers to join.
It is important to note that due to changing class sizes, prospective students should always check the current seating availability on the official website before applying.
In addition to classroom courses, TAC recognizes the need for flexibility and has established web tutorials. Unfortunately, the online live courses have already reached capacity, further emphasizing the urgency to enroll soon in any available class.
For those preparing for the short course, which starts closer to August following the presentation of assignments, it is advisable to consider the intensive measures offered after the written exam. Spots for these classes can also close fast, so early registration is strongly advised.
Interested students can check details and register for their preferred courses on the TAC website:
- - View current availability at TAC Course Availability
- - Register now at Register for TAC Courses
About TAC: Established in December 1980 and led by President Toshio Tada, TAC Co., Ltd. focuses on individual education, corporate training, publishing, and talent development. With headquarters in Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, TAC remains committed to equipping aspiring architects and designers with the essential skills needed in today’s competitive landscape. For more information, visit TAC’s Official Website.
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