AI × English is a passport that works in any country and any industry.

Our tagline, written on genkō yōshi, the manuscript paper every Japanese student knows.

Hands-on AI and English programs, written by us and grounded in real business experience. We help schools, companies and individuals in Japan learn technology and English together, connect with the world, and create value of their own.

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Delivered in Japanese and English
Taught by bilingual practitioners
Customized for each school and company

Who we help

Schools, businesses and families. AI × English programs designed around what each one needs.

For schools

Learning that connects to the world through AI and English. Students build skills that matter in real life and widen their view of the world beyond Japan. Flexible to every level.

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For businesses

AI skills that go beyond "learning" and deliver results on the job. Teams practice in an English-speaking setting and grow into people who can compete globally.

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For parents

Children learn the AI and English skills they will need, at their own pace and without pressure. We build the foundations for a life that reaches beyond borders.

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What makes Waspect different

Every program is designed around three pillars that work as one. We tailor the content to what you need.

AI literacy

Understanding what AI can and cannot do, and using it while evaluating its output critically. Along the way, learners build the independent habits that matter most: setting their own questions and solving problems.
Global readiness

Not learning English, but learning in English. Beyond language ability, participants develop the global readiness to collaborate with people from other countries.
Hands-on learning

An output-driven curriculum. We are convinced that practice is the greatest teacher.

A Waspect session at Shimoda High School: students look at a data analysis on screen

In practice

An inquiry project with Shimoda High School, Shizuoka

Taking Shimoda's real challenges as the brief, from tourism and transport to vacant houses, students form hypotheses, investigate with data, analyze, and shape proposals. Sessions run in English with bilingual Japanese support, and end with a presentation to the community in English.