Our Curriculum
Foundation
Foundation is a class for students ages 12 to 16 (grades 6-10). Based on the open-mindedness of students, who possess a flexible and unconstrained way of thinking, it cultivates the ability to observe a phenomenon from multiple perspectives. By creating and drawing artworks by hand, students strengthen their logical thinking. Through artist research, they explore diverse works and artists, practicing free and diverse modes of expression.
Class target
Ages 12–16 (Grades 6–10)
Class time
Weekdays 13:00 – 21:00, Saturdays 13:00 – 16:30, Closed on Sundays and public holidays
Number of classes
Varies by individual, adjusted after consultation
Class content
Zero Space's own quarterly curriculum
Prep Stage
The Prep Stage is a course for students aged 16 and older. We provide consultation on portfolio preparation and the application process to help you apply to your desired undergraduate program. Through the Prep Stage, you can discover your personal interests, inclinations, and preferred working methods, and create visual works based on observation, inquiry, and research. Furthermore, you can participate in a variety of external activities, including workshops, lectures, social value projects, and practical projects led by domestic and international experts, to help you concretize your major and career path.
Class target
16 years of age or older
Class time
Weekdays 13:00 – 21:00, Saturdays 13:00 – 16:30, Closed on Sundays and public holidays
Number of classes
Varies by individual, adjusted after consultation
Class content
① Portfolio Consulting: Guidance on supporting portfolio works
② Application Document Consulting: Application Document Guide and Support
③ External activities: Accumulating experience through various activities
SAT and other language test scores are not supported by Zerospace. Students must prepare these separately.
Prep Master
Prep Master is a course designed for undergraduate graduates and above. It provides consultation on portfolio preparation and the application process to help students apply to their desired graduate school master's program. Students will engage in in-depth observation, inquiry, and research into their areas of interest, resulting in a visual presentation based on a series of processes. Furthermore, they will participate in various external activities, including workshops, lectures, social value projects, and practical projects led by domestic and international experts, to solidify their major and career path. This course encourages students to identify and prepare for their desired graduate studies.
Class target
Undergraduate & Graduate
Class time
Weekdays 13:00 – 21:00, Saturdays 13:00 – 16:30, Closed on Sundays and public holidays
Number of classes
Varies by individual, adjusted after consultation
Class content
① Portfolio Consulting: Guidance on supporting portfolio works
② Application Document Consulting: Application Document Guide and Support
③ External activities: Accumulating experience through various activities
Zerospace does not support GRE and other language test scores. Students must prepare these separately.
What We
Offer
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Foundation
Foundation 2 is designed for students ages 12 to 16 (grades 6-10). Building on the openness and learning ability of students with flexible, yet unconventional, thinking, we cultivate the ability to observe a phenomenon from multiple perspectives. Creating and drawing artworks by hand strengthens logical thinking, and through artist research, students explore diverse works and artists, practicing free and diverse modes of expression.
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Prep Master
Prep Master is a course designed for undergraduate graduates and above. It provides consultation on portfolio preparation and the application process to help students apply to their desired graduate school master's program. Students will engage in in-depth observation, inquiry, and research into their areas of interest, resulting in a visual presentation based on a series of processes. Furthermore, they will participate in various external activities, including workshops, lectures, social value projects, and practical projects led by domestic and international experts, to solidify their major and career path. This course encourages students to identify and prepare for their desired graduate studies.
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Prep Stage
The Prep Stage is a course for students aged 16 and older. We provide consultation on portfolio preparation and the application process to help you apply to your desired undergraduate program. Through the Prep Stage, you can discover your personal interests, inclinations, and preferred working methods, and create visual works based on observation, inquiry, and research. Furthermore, you can participate in a variety of external activities, including workshops, lectures, social value projects, and practical projects led by domestic and international experts, to help you concretize your major and career path.