Japanese Language Classes

When preparing to study or work in Japan, learning the Japanese language is essential, and two of the most recognized tests for assessing proficiency are the JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) and the NAT (Nihongo Achievement Test).

JLPT Class (Japanese Language Proficiency Test)
The JLPT is an internationally recognized standardized test that measures Japanese language proficiency in non-native speakers. It is widely accepted by Japanese employers, educational institutions, and immigration authorities. The test is divided into five levels, from N5 (beginner) to N1 (advanced), with N5 being the easiest and N1 the most challenging. The JLPT assesses your abilities in reading, listening, and comprehension of the Japanese language. Passing higher levels of JLPT, such as N3, N2, or N1, can significantly enhance your employment prospects or facilitate visa processing in Japan.

NAT Class (Nihongo Achievement Test)
The NAT is another proficiency test for non-native speakers of Japanese, similar to the JLPT, but it is conducted more frequently throughout the year. The NAT is also divided into five levels, from N5 to N1, and covers grammar, reading, listening, and comprehension. The test structure and content are designed to evaluate practical use of the Japanese language in everyday and professional contexts. Like the JLPT, passing the NAT at higher levels can improve your chances of studying or working in Japan.

Both JLPT and NAT certifications are crucial for those looking to pursue education or employment opportunities in Japan, as they demonstrate your language abilities to Japanese employers and institutions.