📘 About This Service
Master Japanese from scratch to advanced levels with our structured, immersive curriculum. Whether you're preparing for JLPT, planning to study in Japan, or aiming for a career in Japanese companies - we’ve got you covered.
📋 Course Details
Duration: 12 weeks per level (N5 to N1)
Fee: NPR 10, 000 per level (N5-N4)
Mode: Hybrid
Schedule: Mon-Wed-Fri, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM (Nepal Time)
Instructor: Mr. Kenji Tanaka (Native Japanese Speaker, JLPT Certified Instructor)
📝 Test Format
Listening: 30 mins, real-life dialogues and situational questions.
Reading: 60 mins, passages, kanji recognition, grammar in context.
Writing: 30 mins, sentence construction, short essays (N3+).
Speaking: Optional mock interviews with native instructors (N4+).
Reading: 60 mins, passages, kanji recognition, grammar in context.
Writing: 30 mins, sentence construction, short essays (N3+).
Speaking: Optional mock interviews with native instructors (N4+).
📊 Scoring System
JLPT has 5 levels: N5 (Beginner) to N1 (Advanced).
N5: Can understand basic phrases and expressions.
N4: Can understand everyday conversations and simple texts.
N3: Can understand moderately complex content in daily life.
N2: Can understand complex texts and conversations on various topics.
N1: Can understand nuanced Japanese in academic/professional settings.
Passing Score: Varies by level (approx. 90/180 for N5, 100/180 for N4-N1).
N5: Can understand basic phrases and expressions.
N4: Can understand everyday conversations and simple texts.
N3: Can understand moderately complex content in daily life.
N2: Can understand complex texts and conversations on various topics.
N1: Can understand nuanced Japanese in academic/professional settings.
Passing Score: Varies by level (approx. 90/180 for N5, 100/180 for N4-N1).
💻 Computer-Based Test in Nepal
JLPT is currently paper-based only in Nepal. However, we simulate computer-based practice tests in class using digital platforms to prepare you for future formats.
Results: Released in 6-8 weeks after the exam.
Test Centers: Kathmandu, Pokhara, Biratnagar (twice a year: July & December).
Results: Released in 6-8 weeks after the exam.
Test Centers: Kathmandu, Pokhara, Biratnagar (twice a year: July & December).
📋 Computer-Based vs Paper-Based IELTS
Aspect | Computer-Based (Future) | Paper-Based (Current) ---------------------|--------------------------|------------------------ Test Medium | Computer | Pen and paper Listening Section | Headphones, on-screen | Audio played in hall Answer Input | Click or type | Fill in bubbles Result Speed | 3–5 days | 6–8 weeks Availability in Nepal| Not yet available | Available twice yearly
💡 How to Prepare for the Test?
- 1. Start with Hiragana & Katakana — master them in Week 1.
- 2. Build vocabulary daily using flashcards (we provide digital decks).
- 3. Practice listening with NHK Easy News and anime (with subtitles).
- 4. Join our weekly conversation circles to speak with native speakers.
- 5. Take mock tests every 3 weeks to track progress.
- 6. Focus on Kanji gradually — 80 for N5, 160 for N4, 650+ for N2.
- 7. Review grammar patterns with our custom workbooks.
✅ How to Register for the Test?
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1. Visit our office or apply online at asagao.edu.np/apply.
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2. Choose your level (take our free placement test if unsure).
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3. Pay course fee via bank transfer or in person.
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4. Receive study materials and Zoom access (if online).
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5. Attend orientation session before classes begin.
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6. Register for JLPT separately via https://www.jlpt.jp/e/ (we assist with this).
Quick Details
- Duration:
- 12 weeks per level (N5 to N1)
- Fee:
- NPR 10, 000 per level (N5-N4)
- Mode:
- Hybrid
- Instructor:
- Mr. Kenji Tanaka (Native Japanese Speaker, JLPT Certified Instructor)