Fukuoka Aso College Group Exhibits "Aptitude Test" Experience Booth for Visiting High School Students at the Nation's Top-Level High School Basketball Tournament "MANDOM presents Iizuka Cup 2026"
Aso College Group set up an "Aptitude Test" experience booth for high school students at the "MANDOM presents Iizuka Cup 2026" basketball tournament, offering an opportunity for them to discover their interests and aptitudes to help with future career choices.
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The Aso College Group exhibited an "Aptitude Test" experience booth, primarily aimed at high school students, at the high school basketball tournament "MANDOM presents Iizuka Cup 2026," held at the Iizuka City General Gymnasium on April 11th (Saturday) and 12th (Sunday), 2026. The booth provided visitors with an opportunity to understand their own interests and aptitudes, offering a chance to consider their future career paths.
The "Iizuka Cup" is a highly anticipated tournament that gathers top-level high school basketball teams from across Japan, celebrating its fourth edition this year. Teams such as Fukuoka University Ohori High School (Fukuoka), Higashiyama High School (Kyoto), Fukuoka Daiichi High School (Fukuoka), and Kaishi Kokusai High School (Niigata) participated, creating heated matches that drew a large and enthusiastic crowd.
The Aso College Group set up a special booth near the entrance of the tournament venue, offering the "Aptitude Test" experience primarily to high school students.
Using a terminal, participants answered questions to analyze their personality and interests, and were then presented with suitable career fields. The system was designed to be engaging, allowing participants to enjoy the process as if playing a game.
＜Click here for the Aptitude Test＞
https://asojuku.ac.jp/navi/bunya/tekisyoku/
The diagnostic results presented a wide range of occupations, including fields such as IT, design, medical, welfare, and sports, providing participants with an opportunity to discover new possibilities they hadn't realized themselves.
Furthermore, booth staff offered simple explanations on how to approach career planning based on the results, providing support to help students visualize their future concretely.
Through the tournament, the group offered visiting high school students a chance to think about their future and careers, as well as deepen their understanding of diverse fields of study and work.
The Aso College Group is strengthening its career support initiatives, primarily for high school students, and is expanding opportunities for future choices through experiential content.
Moving forward, the group will continue these efforts, participating in regional events and various tournaments to provide more high school students with career selection opportunities.
About Aso Juku Educational Corporation / Aso College Group ( https://asojuku.ac.jp/ )
Established in 1939. It is the largest specialized college group in Western Japan, operating 12 vocational schools and a high school division within Fukuoka Prefecture. Many students from Kyushu, Yamaguchi, and Okinawa, not just Fukuoka Prefecture, enroll, with over 74,000 graduates. The group provides practical education in a wide range of fields including IT, games, design, architecture, medical welfare, tourism and services, and automobiles. It emphasizes education tailored to each student's abilities and goals, supporting them in developing practical skills and growing towards their dreams and objectives.
The "Iizuka Cup" is a highly anticipated tournament that gathers top-level high school basketball teams from across Japan, celebrating its fourth edition this year. Teams such as Fukuoka University Ohori High School (Fukuoka), Higashiyama High School (Kyoto), Fukuoka Daiichi High School (Fukuoka), and Kaishi Kokusai High School (Niigata) participated, creating heated matches that drew a large and enthusiastic crowd.
The Aso College Group set up a special booth near the entrance of the tournament venue, offering the "Aptitude Test" experience primarily to high school students.
Using a terminal, participants answered questions to analyze their personality and interests, and were then presented with suitable career fields. The system was designed to be engaging, allowing participants to enjoy the process as if playing a game.
＜Click here for the Aptitude Test＞
https://asojuku.ac.jp/navi/bunya/tekisyoku/
The diagnostic results presented a wide range of occupations, including fields such as IT, design, medical, welfare, and sports, providing participants with an opportunity to discover new possibilities they hadn't realized themselves.
Furthermore, booth staff offered simple explanations on how to approach career planning based on the results, providing support to help students visualize their future concretely.
Through the tournament, the group offered visiting high school students a chance to think about their future and careers, as well as deepen their understanding of diverse fields of study and work.
The Aso College Group is strengthening its career support initiatives, primarily for high school students, and is expanding opportunities for future choices through experiential content.
Moving forward, the group will continue these efforts, participating in regional events and various tournaments to provide more high school students with career selection opportunities.
About Aso Juku Educational Corporation / Aso College Group ( https://asojuku.ac.jp/ )
Established in 1939. It is the largest specialized college group in Western Japan, operating 12 vocational schools and a high school division within Fukuoka Prefecture. Many students from Kyushu, Yamaguchi, and Okinawa, not just Fukuoka Prefecture, enroll, with over 74,000 graduates. The group provides practical education in a wide range of fields including IT, games, design, architecture, medical welfare, tourism and services, and automobiles. It emphasizes education tailored to each student's abilities and goals, supporting them in developing practical skills and growing towards their dreams and objectives.