Japanese Language Proficiency Test

The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) is a standardized assessment that evaluates non-native speakers' proficiency in Japanese. It has five levels, from N1 (most advanced) to N5 (basic). The test measures skills in reading, listening, and grammar, focusing on everyday language use. Many people take the JLPT to demonstrate their Japanese abilities for work, study, or personal goals. Passing levels can improve job prospects and provide a sense of achievement. The exam is held twice a year in various locations worldwide, making it accessible to learners globally.