The Japan Double Diploma Committee (NDDC) provides the American Diploma Pathway (ADP), a program that allows students enrolled in Japanese high schools to earn a U.S. public high school diploma simultaneously.
ADP (American Diploma Pathway) is a practical international education program that enables students to obtain both Japanese and American high school diplomas while keeping additional coursework to a minimum.
Because the required additional subjects are very limited and the program can be implemented without disrupting the existing Japanese high school curriculum, ADP offers a highly cost‑effective international education option with minimal burden on schools, parents, and students.
The program is officially recognized for admission to overseas universities, and it may also increase opportunities for scholarships.
In addition, through the AEP (American English Pathway) program, NDDC supports the development of practical English skills and a global mindset by helping students “learn through English,” not just “learn English.”
To ensure that schools, parents, and students can participate in international education with confidence, NDDC provides comprehensive support, including translated learning materials, academic assistance, instructor dispatch, and intensive courses.
For more information, please visit the NDDC website:
https://japan-wdc.com/