Japanese Language Proficiency Test

2015 December Japanese Language Proficiency Test

Due to the increasing number of applicants, The Japan Foundation Manila will implement the JLPT twice a year — every July and December.

Due to the increasing number of applicants, The Japan Foundation Manila will implement the JLPT twice a year starting July 2015.

The test is divided into three sections: Vocabulary and Grammar, Reading Comprehension, and Listening.

The Japan Fondation Manila is here to help!

The test is divided into three sections: Vocabulary and Grammar, Reading Comprehension, and Listening.

Worried about the upcoming JLPT exams? This is where the good folks of the Japan Foundation Manila come in!

The test is divided into three sections: Vocabulary and Grammar, Reading Comprehension, and Listening.

This year’s JLPTs are slated for 3rd december 2011. The last day for submission of test application is on 9th September 2011

The Japan Foundation Manila is offering an interactive lecture for prospective test-takers to see for themselves how the new JLPT works.

The 2009 JLPT Booklets for Levels 1, 2, 3 & 4 are now available at the JFM library!

The Japanese Language Proficiency Test has been re-designed from four levels to five; the new test levels are pegged at N1, N2, N3, N4 and N5.

Here are five things I did that helped me wing my way to a Level 2 Certificate.