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Japanese Class
JLPT N5 to N3 in our own Biratnagar classroom, with NAT, J-CERT and JLCT preparation. Taught by instructors who have sat the examinations.
Small classes taught by instructors who have sat the examinations themselves. We prepare students for the JLPT from N5 to N3, and for the NAT, J-CERT and JLCT examinations that Japanese language schools accept in its place.
Our instructors have taken the JLPT themselves. They teach the paper you will actually sit, not a general course with the exam mentioned at the end.
Small enough that every student speaks in every lesson. Speaking is the part that decides whether the first month in Japan is difficult or not.
| Level | What you will be able to do |
|---|---|
| N5 | The starting level. Hiragana, katakana, around 100 kanji, and enough grammar to introduce yourself, ask for things and understand slow, clear speech. |
| N4 | Everyday conversation at a natural pace on familiar topics. Around 300 kanji. This is the level most language schools in Japan expect on arrival. |
| N3 | The bridge level. Everyday Japanese used at close to natural speed, around 650 kanji, and the point at which part-time work in Japan becomes comfortable rather than exhausting. |
N5
The starting level. Hiragana, katakana, around 100 kanji, and enough grammar to introduce yourself, ask for things and understand slow, clear speech.
N4
Everyday conversation at a natural pace on familiar topics. Around 300 kanji. This is the level most language schools in Japan expect on arrival.
N3
The bridge level. Everyday Japanese used at close to natural speed, around 650 kanji, and the point at which part-time work in Japan becomes comfortable rather than exhausting.