Kawaijuku's Career and University Entrance Exam Information Site "Kei-Net" to be Renewed on March 26, 2026! - New Functions to Support Students from Career Path Selection to University Entrance Exams -

The educational corporation Kawaijuku will renew "Kei-Net" on Thursday, March 26, expanding it as a "Career and University Entrance Exam Information Site" that goes beyond just entrance exam information. It will not only serve students taking on university entrance exams but also act as a guide for younger students in their career path selection, broadening their choices and supporting the achievement of their goals.

https://www.keinet.ne.jp/

■New functions added to Kei-Net! Supporting career path selection for younger students

The career and university entrance exam information site "Kei-Net," provided by the educational corporation Kawaijuku, has been supported by many students and their parents by providing accurate and abundant information based on data from mock exams such as the Zen-to-mo-shi (with approximately 73 million annual page views in fiscal 2024).

With the changing examination environment due to the declining birthrate, the value of choosing a university has shifted from "a university one can get into" to "a university one wants to go to," making career path selection for students and their parents more important than ever.

Therefore, Kei-Net has added functions to support students from choosing their desired university to preparing for university entrance exams in stages from a young age, while maintaining the quality and quantity of existing entrance exam information. It supports students in an era of choosing "the university they want to go to" over "the university they can get into."

■Introduction of New Content

① "My Mission" to find your desired university by completing tasks

"My Mission" is content for younger students, mainly first and second-year high school students, who are starting to consider their desired universities.
It is a tool that allows them to follow the process of choosing a desired university, such as "What do I want to learn?", "What kind of universities are there?", and "How does the entrance exam system work?", step-by-step in a mission format.

FAQ

When will the renewal of the "Kei-Net" website take place?

The renewal of the "Kei-Net" website is scheduled to take place on Thursday, March 26, 2026.

Who provides the career and university entrance exam information site "Kei-Net"?

The "Kei-Net" website is provided by the educational corporation Kawaijuku.

How many annual page views did "Kei-Net" have in fiscal 2024?

The website had approximately 73 million annual page views in fiscal year 2024.

What is the main target audience for the new content called "My Mission"?

The content is mainly for first and second-year high school students starting to consider their desired universities.

What can students do step-by-step using the "My Mission" tool?

They can follow the process of choosing a desired university, including learning what they want to study and how the entrance exam system works.

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