To Parents Who Feel, 'Is My Child Okay As They Are?' Education Shifts from 'Selection' to 'Design' — Parenting Power-Up Course Held

TopSpeed LLC (Location: Naha City) and NEXT2035 will host a free online seminar, 'Parenting Power-Up Course,' starting May 17, 2026, for a total of 11 sessions. The seminar addresses how parents should support their children in a rapidly changing era, featuring three experts.

This course systematically teaches 'parenting power = designing ability to support children's future' from three perspectives: career, education costs, and global education. It's not just about providing information, but offering parents the perspective and practical skills to think for themselves and make optimal choices for their own families.

Education shifts from 'choosing' to 'designing.'
Education without design can unknowingly become wasteful.

'Is my child okay as they are?'
The root of that anxiety is a lack of design.

■ What you will gain from this course

This course delves into the essence of education that is not usually discussed.

- The 'foundation of self-understanding' necessary for children's career formation
- The structure of education costs and how to identify 'wasteful spending'
- 'Pitfalls' and success conditions in global education
- A way of thinking to design career paths by working backward

To parents who feel, 'Is the current education system good enough?'

We provide not just knowledge, but the 'ability to create optimal solutions for each family.'

■ Seminar Overview

Period: May 17, 2026 – October 25, 2026
Target: Parents raising children
Participation Fee: Free
Method: Online (Zoom)
Language: Japanese

(Single session participation is OK)

Apply via Google Form

https://forms.gle/6Ha81KgiXF7osW6a9

■ Career Education Edition

Have you ever felt, 'Is my child okay as they are?'

In an era where there are no right answers for career paths or working styles,
what children need is the 'ability to think about their careers.'

In the career edition,
you will systematically learn over 4 sessions about what is happening to children and parents in Japan now, how to foster self-understanding, and how to design career paths by working backward from the future.

Schedule) Each 20:00–21:00

May 17 (Sun)
Session 1: What is happening to children and parents in Japan now?

May 24 (Sun)
Session 2: Building the foundation of self-understanding

June 7 (Sun)
Session 3: How to create a life design

June 28 (Sun)
Session 4: Career paths, options, and positioning

■ Money Edition (Education Cost Design)

In an era of rising prices and inflation,
increasing education costs alone cannot protect children's future.

English education, in particular, is a significant burden.

In the money edition,
you will organize over 4 sessions:

Reasons why education costs continue to rise
How to distinguish between waste and investment
How to use money effectively to achieve results

Schedule) Each 20:00–21:00

July 12 (Sun) ① 'Are those education costs really meaningful?'

— The 'hidden side of education costs' you don't know in an inflationary era —

July 26 (Sun) ② 'Why English education costs the most'

— How 'education disparities' widen in an inflationary era —

August 9 (Sun) ③ 'Education design that transforms ¥720,000 annually into ¥20 million worth of value'

— How to reduce waste and maximize future value —

August 23 (Sun) ④ 'Optimizing our family's education costs'

— Education design workshop based on children's future —

■ Global Education Edition

Just being able to speak English is not enough.
What is truly needed is a 'foundation' and 'exit strategy' before language proficiency.

In 3 sessions, you will organize the realities and pitfalls of overseas education, and the skills necessary for the coming era.

Schedule) Each 10:00–11:00

September 6 (Sun)
The dark side of overseas mother-child education migration!? 5 tragic outcomes of 'It wasn't supposed to be like this'

September 27 (Sun) Before English proficiency. 5 habits parents should adopt to raise children as 'bilinguals' and 'global citizens'

October 25 (Sun) Pitfalls of international schools!? 'What you gain' and 'what you lose' at international schools

■ Speaker Introduction

Career Edition Lecturer: Toshiaki Miyauchi

National Certified Career Consultant
Organizer of Tsukuba Parent and Child Career Education Academy

Over 10 years of HR experience, with a track record of supporting over 5,000 careers.
Specializes in individual trait analysis and career design, also active in the education field.

Note: https://note.com/miya32

Money Edition Lecturer: Mai Urano

Money Educator

Organizer of Happy Education Money Consultation Office. Specializes in education cost design and family asset strategies,
supporting numerous families on the theme of 'optimizing education costs.' Supported education cost consultations for 2,000 families.

Note: https://note.com/mai_reallife

Global Education Edition Lecturer: Yuriko

Overseas Education Navigator

Practiced education migration in Malaysia and Canada, and currently raising two children in Canada. Researches diverse education systems (UK, North America, IB, AP) across the board, and shares insights on commonalities among children who thrive through studying abroad, the benefits and pitfalls of education migration, and exit strategies. Studied psychology and philosophy in Canada.