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WHAT DOES THE JLPT N5 TEST FOR HOW TO
WHAT DOES THE JLPT N5 TEST FOR PROFESSIONAL

We have some students who passed JLPT N5 in less than one year and some took about two years. However, there are some articles talking about it should be about 350-400 hours for people with Kanji knowledge and 325-600 hours if you do not have kanji knowledge.įrom our experience, you can pass JLPT N5 between 100 – 200 class hours depending on how you follow our instructions. The short answer is “it depends on you” because everyone is different.Īre there any official indicate about the study hours you need to pass JLPT N5? I checked with Mr Google and couldn’t find it.

If you just want to learn Japanese for fun or a trip to Japan you do not need to learn JLPT N5, you can join our BBC Talk Japanese class. You can find the reasons for taking the JLPT test as the chart below from JLPT official website:

WHAT DOES THE JLPT N5 TEST FOR PROFESSIONAL

It will help you learn the Japanese language in a better structured and professional way.

If you just want to know your level of the Japanese language, JLPT is a very good system.

If you want to study or work in Japan, JLPT will help you get the visa and smooth your life in Japan.

JLPT is one of the recognised certificates.

If you want to get a payrise, many organisations especially government organisations pay extra money for the language skills.

If you are a job seeker JLPT certificate will give you the advantage over other applicants.

WHAT DOES THE JLPT N5 TEST FOR HOW TO

You can find more details at “ How to get ATAR bonus points using your language details” In Queensland, you will get 2 credit points.

If you are a high school student, you will get bonus points for ATAR.

Here are some benefits of learning JLPT N5: If you want to learn Japanese as a skill for study or career, we strongly recommended you take the JLPT test and start with the easiest stage JLPT N5. You can find more details from the JLPT official website for each level. JLPT has five levels: N5 to N1 (easiest – hardest).