Testimonials

NETRA
（NEPAL・Employee）

I started learning Japanese because I admired Japanese people who were volunteering with JICA.
I took the JPT because I thought it would measure my Japanese communication skills. When I actually took the test, I realized that my Japanese language skills were weak in grammar and Honorifics.
In order to achieve my goal of becoming a bridge between Japan and my home country, I would like to study kanji as hard as I can from now on.
nana
（REPUBLIC OF KOREA・Student）

I took the JPT because I thought it would be advantageous for higher education and at work.
It is good that I can take the test without any burden because the questions seem to be useful in daily life, and after actually taking the test, I thought it would be advantageous for me to find a job in Japan. I found the problems of answering similar meanings and sentences to be difficult.
I will continue to study Japanese as I have always done.
DUONG CHIEU ANH
（VIETNAM・Employee）

I started studying Japanese because of my decision to study in Japan.
I took the JPT to measure my ability of JLPT N1 or higher, but I found that my ability to read sentences was weak, and I thought it would be helpful for my Japanese language study.
From now on, I would like to be able to communicate more and more in the workplace and in my daily life. I will also continue to study Japanese with the goal of being able to teach and share correctly to those who want to learn Japanese and learn about Japanese culture.
A・F
（USA・Employee）

I started learning Japanese because of my high school friends.
I took the JPT because I thought it would be advantageous for my job. After taking the test, I realized that my Japanese language skills are weak overall and that I lack some abilities in Japanese, so from now on I want to study while actually using Japanese.
S・H
（INDONESIA・Technical intern）

I am studying japanese because I have a goal to work in a good company in Japan and to live in Japan.
I took JPT in order to know my Japanese language ability. The test was difficult as there is no furigana written down, but I was able to measure my Japanese communication skill.
Because I felt that my Grammar and vocabularies, writing and reading kanji ability was not good enough, I will put more effort in learning Japanese.
CHANG AI-LUEN
（TAIWAN・Student）

Because of the influence from my parents, I started learning Japanese. And I took JPT to measure my Japanese ability above level N1.
Since JPT doesn’t determine whether you pass or fail, there are no feeling of frustration. On the contrary I felt that this time I should study harder and get a higher score. And this time there was a topic about semi-conductor in the reading section of the test, I think I have learned something from it. And I think this test will be advantageous for job hunting in Japan.
From now on, in order to be a connecting bridge between Taiwan and Japan, I would talk more with Japanese to increase my Japanese senses.
ISLAM MD RAKIBUL
（BANGLADESH・Student）

I am studying Japanese because I love Japan and love Japanese culture.
I took this test in order to measure my Japanese language ability above level N1 in JLPT, but since I realized that my grammar, vocabularies, and my ability to reply appropriately to questions was weak, this test became a good reference. Furthermore, the plus point of this test is that we can take this test every month.
I will start reading Japanese book because I want to be able to speak and read like native Japanese.
CHUTHI THI HANG
（VIETNAM・Employee）

When I was working in a Japanese company back in my home country in Vietnam, I met with a lot of Japanese. And I started learning Japanese because I wanted to talk with Japanese, and that includes work related stuff as well.
I took JPT because I think JPT can measure our Japanese communication skill. Since I realized that I was weak in grammar and the ability to read articles by taking the test, I will study more and realize my dream to land in a good job.

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