Making "Entrance Exam Stress You Can't Discuss with Anyone" a Thing of the Past

We want to make it the norm for parents of students preparing for entrance exams to not have to worry alone

We have felt a strong sense of discomfort regarding the current reality where it is all too common for parents of students preparing for entrance exams to "continue worrying without being able to consult anyone."

Schools have their own positions, and cram schools (juku) have their own agendas. Neither of them is necessarily wrong.

However, in reality, there is almost no place where one can calmly organize options without any conflict of interest.

Information is overflowing, yet the burden of decision-making is dumped entirely on the family.

As a result, parents become isolated and end up shouldering choices that have no single "correct" answer alone... We have witnessed such scenes time and time again.

Our dream is to make it the norm for parents of students preparing for entrance exams to not have to worry alone.

We do not want to force a "correct" answer on anyone. We do not want to decide which choice is the right one.

We simply want to increase the number of environments where parents have the "materials to think things through together" and can make choices with conviction.

Until now, rather than unilaterally recommending cram schools or educational services, we have organized information—including suitability, unsuitability, and cases where things didn't work out—and shared it in a format that allows for comparison and consideration.

And moving forward, without leaning toward any specific "correct" answer, we will steadily continue to accumulate decision-making materials to ensure parents do not become isolated.

Entrance exams are different for every family, and so are the answers. That is precisely why we aim for a society where the act of worrying itself is not seen as a bad thing.

We are sincerely committed to realizing a society where parents of students preparing for entrance exams do not have to carry the burden alone.

"April Dream" is a project by PR TIMES where companies and organizations share the dreams they hope to achieve in the future on April 1st.

We are seriously aiming to make this dream a reality.

Company Overview

・Name: Biz Writer Office

・Representative: Naoya Watanabe

・Business Description: Production of interview articles focusing on the education sector, comparative research, and SEO consulting

・Website: https://biz-writer.jp/

・Operated Media: https://zerojuku-guide.jp/

・YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@zerojuku-guide

・X: https://x.com/zerojukuguide