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JLPT
The Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) under joint organization of the Japan Foundation and Japan Educational Exchanges and Services (previously Association of International Education, Japan) started in 1984 as a test to measure and certify the Japanese-language proficiency of those whose native language is not Japanese. In the first year the JLPT was conducted in 15 countries, and approximately 7,000 examinees took the test. Since then, the JLPT has become the largest Japanese-language test in the world, with approximately 610,000 examinees in 62 countries and areas worldwide in 2011. This success is entirely due to the support and cooperation of all involved.
JLPT certificates offer various advantages, ranging from recognition as academic credit and graduation certification at schools to preferential treatment at companies and acknowledgement of qualification in society.
NAT-Test
The Japanese Language NAT-TEST is an examination that measures the Japanese language ability of students who are not native Japanese speakers. The tests are separated by difficulty (five levels) and general ability is measured in three categories: Grammar/Vocabulary, Listening and Reading Comprehension. The format of the exam and the types of questions are equivalent to those that appear on the Japanese Language Ability Test (JLPT).
The Japanese Language NAT-TEST has five levels. The easiest level is 5 and the most difficult level is 1. Each level corresponds to its respective level on the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (N5 to N1).
Levels 1 and 2 of the exam contain the following sections: Language Knowledge (reading/vocabulary/grammar) and Listening. Levels 3, 4 and 5 of the exam contain the following sections: Language Knowledge (reading/vocabulary), a second Language Knowledge (grammar, reading comprehension) and Listening.
TOP-J
TOP-J Practical Japanese Proficiency Test is a test developed by experts and professors who are active in the Japanese language education field in Japan and abroad. For learners who are studying Japanese as a foreign language, it is better to measure the basic abilities such as vocabulary, grammar, sentence patterns, etc. from the exam, communication from foreigners living in Japan, such as living and work etc. We also aim at measuring the ability to understand Japanese society and Japanese companies' customs and culture through doubts.
Therefore, it is thought that learners can grasp the foundation of the language and deepen the adaptability to the whole Japanese society.
TOPJ The practical Japanese proficiency test is divided into elementary, intermediate, advanced. When applying for study abroad in Japan, the results of this exam will be the proof of the language ability as well as the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
For example, if you acquire Elementary A, you will be deemed to have sufficient ability to study abroad at Japanese language institution in Japan, and if you acquire Advanced A you will be accepted in Japanese society or Japanese company You can admit that you have a certain adaptive capacity, and you can be in charge of interpreter etc for Japanese companies.
Language Course
Hayabusa Consultancy and Training Center, situated in the heart of Nepal, is a premier education consultancy dedicated to offering top-notch language courses and study abroad programs for students seeking to explore the wonders of Japan. With a strong emphasis on linguistic proficiency and cultural immersion, we strive to equip our students with the necessary skills and knowledge to thrive in a Japanese-speaking environment.
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