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Trygroup Inc.

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[If you try it, video lessons are forever 0 yen. Please try comparing them once. ]
(1) Video classes are easy to understand!
The video lessons, which are perfect for preparing for school and reviewing, are taught by talented instructors and are easy to understand. One course lasts approximately 15 minutes. You can take condensed lessons in a short period of time, so you can study what you want to learn efficiently.
(2) Features of the full-fledged video lessons that are permanently 0 yen
Unlimited access to classes taught by talented instructors that are completely easy to understand for 0 yen forever. It can be used for school preparation and review, as well as regular test preparation.
Easy to understand because of the talented instructors carefully selected by TRY
・Classes are taught by top-notch instructors with extensive teaching experience who are known for their interesting and easy-to-understand teaching methods.
・You can use it not only to prepare for the unit you are about to learn, but also to review what you did not understand in class or what you accidentally missed.

[What is “video learning”, a learning method that allows you to study anytime and anywhere]
A new learning method that allows you to learn at your own pace.
(1) With smartphones and tablets, you can use it anytime and anywhere.
(2) You can freely choose the classes you want to take.
(3) If you don't understand something, you can check it as many times as you like.
Video learning is recommended for children who are busy with club activities or lessons, or for children who are worried about studying at school, cram school, correspondence course, etc.
  
[Of course, it is also perfect for preparing for school regular tests]
(1) Curriculum in line with textbooks used at school
In the junior high school version, if you register the textbooks used at your school, a curriculum tailored to your school will be set. It is also perfect for preparing for periodic tests.
(2) Textbooks and problem sets can also be viewed for free.
You can also view textbooks and problem sets that follow the video lessons for free.
 
[There are many ways to use Try IT]
(1) For preparation and review of school lessons
The junior high school version can be set to a curriculum that follows the school textbook. The high school version also has original lessons for each unit, so you can efficiently prepare and review according to your progress in school.
(2) For school regular test preparation
You can easily review it just before the test. In addition, you can take classes as many times as you like for the units you are weak at, so you can aim for above average scores on regular tests just by taking the Try IT classes.
(3) When you do not understand the content of cram school or correspondence education
　Try IT's video lessons can be viewed for free forever, regardless of the subject. You can also solve any questions you may have about the teaching materials or cram school you are using.
(4) For backward learning of weak subjects and advance learning of strong subjects
Try IT allows you to switch between the middle school and high school versions with the touch of a button, so you can freely study backwards or ahead of time. Middle school students can view the high school version, and high school students can view the middle school version.
(5) For those who do not have a suitable cram school nearby, such as those living overseas.
Even if you don't have a cram school you want to go to in your area, there's no problem with Try IT.

[Supported textbook] *Junior high school version only

NEW HORIZON (Tokyo Shoseki)
Sunshine (Kairyudo)
NEW CROWN (Sanseido)
ONE WORLD (Education Publishing)
Here We Go! (Mitsumura Tosho)
BLUE SKY (Keirinkan)

New Mathematics (Tokyo Shoseki)
The world of mathematics (Dainippon Tosho)
Junior high school mathematics (school book)
Junior High School Mathematics (Kyoiku Publishing)
Mathematics Expanding to the Future (Keirinkan)
Mathematics of the future (Suuken Publishing)
Junior High School Mathematics (Nippon Bunkyo Publishing)

New science (Tokyo Shoseki)
Junior High School Science (Education Publishing)
Junior high school science (school book)
Science expanding into the future (Keirinkan)
The world of science (Dainippon Tosho)

New Society Geography (Tokyo Shoseki)
Junior High School Social Studies Geographic Field (Nihon Bunkyo Publishing)
Social Studies Geography for Junior High School Students (Teikoku Shoin)
Junior High School Social Studies Geography (Educational Publishing)

New Society History (Tokyo Shoseki)
Junior High School Social Studies Historical Field (Nihon Bunkyo Publishing)
Social Studies History for Junior High School Students (Teikoku Shoin)
Junior high school society history (Koiku Publishing)
New Japanese history (Ikuhosha)
Learning human history together (Gakusha)
Junior High School History Japan and the World (Yamakawa Publishing)

New Society Citizens (Tokyo Shoseki)
Junior High School Social Studies Civic Field (Nippon Bunkyo Publishing)
Social Studies Civics for Junior High School Students (Teikoku Shoin)
Junior High School Social Studies Civics (Education Publishing)
New Citizenship for Everyone (Ikuhosha)
New civics textbook (Jiyusha)

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