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Unlock Your Potential with TAC's Information Processing Courses

As the demand for skilled IT professionals continues to soar, TAC is giving aspiring tech enthusiasts an incredible opportunity to jumpstart their careers through its Information Processing Courses. From now until November 30, you can take advantage of the early bird discount—a generous 10,000 yen off the standard course fees. This limited-time offer is designed to encourage individuals to take the pivotal first step in their IT journey.

Understanding the Basics of Information Technology

The Basic Information Technology Engineer Examination is often referred to as the gateway for those aiming to become IT engineers. Passing this exam is the first crucial milestone in securing a job in the tech industry. The knowledge gained while preparing for this exam equips candidates with the strategic skills necessary to leverage IT effectively. Moreover, success in this exam serves as proof of one's foundational knowledge and abilities in IT.

For those looking to delve deeper into this vital field, TAC's courses offer an unparalleled learning experience. The courses are structured to ensure that students gain comprehensive expertise that can be immediately applied in professional settings.

TAC's Advanced Course: Honkasei Plus

For beginners, TAC's Honkasei Plus course provides the perfect blend of support and structure. Recognizing that many first-time candidates may feel apprehensive about studying IT, this course features an introductory lecture meticulously designed to build essential knowledge required to tackle the exam.

• - Total Class Sessions: 45 classes (approx. 2.5 hours each)
• - Course Start Dates: October to December 2025 (learning duration: 3-6 months)
• - Modes of Learning: Online, DVD, classroom, and video booth options available
• - Discounted Tuition Fee: Starts at 74,000 yen (after a 10,000 yen discount)

Standard Course: Honkasei

An alternative for those aiming for a more strategic approach is the Standard Course. With a rigorous curriculum packed with the TAC Method, students benefit from a focused way to achieve quick results in their studies. The course emphasizes efficient learning through practical exercises, ensuring that students not only acquire knowledge but also become adept at applying it effectively.

• - Total Class Sessions: 35 classes (approx. 2.5 hours each)
• - Course Start Dates: November and December 2025 (learning duration: 3-6 months)
• - Modes of Learning: Online, DVD, classroom, and video booth options available
• - Discounted Tuition Fee: Starts at 58,000 yen (after a 10,000 yen discount)

Comprehensive Guidance for the Basic IT Examination

To further facilitate learning, TAC provides an easily digestible 10-minute guidance video that gives an overview of both the Honkasei Plus and Honkasei courses. Since launching its Information Processing Course in 1985, TAC has diligently analyzed past exam questions to continuously refine its teaching materials. This extensive data is harnessed to create effective textbooks and testing resources.

Course Highlights

• - Four Learning Media Options tailored to personal preferences
• - Extensive Support System to ensure student success
• - Insights into Instructors with deep industry knowledge
• - Access to Original Teaching Materials that are updated regularly
• - Detailed information about Discounts and Application Processes

To explore the guidance video, click here.

About TAC

Founded in December 1980, TAC is a leading provider of educational and training services. Under the leadership of CEO Toshio Tada, TAC has expanded its operations in individual education, corporate training, publishing, and talent management. The headquarters is located at 3-2-18 Misaki-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-8383.

For those ready to seize this opportunity, follow TAC on its official Twitter and subscribe to its YouTube Channel for regular updates and information.

Take this chance to invest in your future—enroll today and take a significant step toward becoming a qualified IT professional!