Through partnerships with boards of education and schools nationwide, the Space Education Center provides training programs for teachers at kindergartens, nursery schools, primary schools, junior high and high schools, and education majors at universities, to prepare for the implementation of space education.

Through partnership with teachers at kindergartens, nursery schools, primary schools, and junior high and high schools, the Space Education Center supports teachers in creating classroom lessons using "space" which are optimal for the respective fields of education. These lessons are not limited to science, but include various other subjects such as social studies, English, home economics, art, moral education, and integrated studies.

We send educators in Japan to SEEC, a workshop for incorporating space in education, held in Houston in the US. They make presentations on teaching methods and practices which use "space" as educational material, and participate in other activities such as training and exchanges of opinions and information.

It provides scientific education programs on the theme of space, to nurture children’s minds.

It provides experience-based programs for families to work on together at home.

It provides lectures, teaching the skills necessary for the implementation of space education.

This is a residence-type program for high school students. The participants stay at JAXA facilities in Japan and tackle "space and aeronautical missions" cooperatively with their fellow team members.

During a satellite launch using a rocket, junior high school students simulate working as reporters and report on the thoughts, tensions, and excitement of people working on the spot to an audience of the same generation.

The APRSAF Space Education for All Working Group was established in 2001 for the purpose of promoting and disseminating space education activities, including the development of space education materials and providing opportunities for space education.
The targets of the working group’s activities are young people, schoolteachers, and other educators in the Asia-Pacific region.
JAXA Space Education Center serves as the Secretariat, and our Director co-chairs the group.

The event provides opportunities to learn craftsmanship and scientific technique through the creation of water rockets, and to develop international exchanges.

The Space Education Center holds an annual poster contest for children aged 8–11 years.

As a part of our contribution to the Asia-Pacific region in the framework of the APRSAF Space Education for All Working Group, we organize Space Education Seminars.

The International Space Education Board (ISEB) was founded in October 2005 by the four space agencies of the US, Europe, Canada, and Japan. Its purpose is to promote international cooperation in enhancing knowledge and culture in the fields of space-related science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, in order to meet future needs for people to lead space activities.
The space agencies and facilities of France, Australia (Victoria State), Korea, South Africa, Mexico, and the UAE followed, and now jointly promote various space education activities.

This is a development program for undergraduate and graduate students. It includes participation in academic meetings, international exchanges, and outreach activities in space education.