Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
juku
Noun
/ˈdʒuːkuː/

Definition
A type of private tutoring school in Japan, where students receive supplemental education in various subjects, often to prepare for entrance examinations.

Examples
- Many students attend juku to prepare for high school entrance exams.
- After a long day of classes, she heads to juku for extra math lessons.
- Juku has become a common part of education in Japan for academic success.

Meaning
In the Japanese education system, ‘juku’ refers to after-school institutions aimed at helping students improve their knowledge and skills outside the standard curriculum, primarily for academic advancement.

Synonyms
- Cramming school
- Preparatory school
- Supplemental education center