Students use the test to demonstrate their language ability when applying to educational institutions, study abroad programs, internships, etc. In addition to measuring Japanese language ability for academic purposes, test results are now also used by employers to assess job seekers’ credentials and evaluate employees for promotion and recognition. The JLPT is now the largest-scale Japanese language examination in the world. Although only 7,000 people took the test in its first year, the number of examinees rose to more than a million people by 2018. The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) was first held in 1984 by the Japan Foundation and Japan Educational Exchanges and Services (JEES) in order to measure and certify Japanese language learners. In Canada, the Japanese Language Proficiency Test is offered in Toronto, Edmonton, Ottawa, and Vancouver. It is held once or twice a year in many countries on the first Sunday of July and/or December. The Japanese Language Proficiency Test is designed to evaluate and certify the language proficiency of learners of the Japanese language. July 2022 JLPT results for examinees in Canada and selected other countries can be viewed here from Monday August 22 at 10 am (Japan Time) to Monday October 31 at 5 pm (Japan Time):
December 2022 Japanese Language Proficiency Test Registration Closed on September 30. Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) Survey on Japanese-Language Education Abroad 2021.Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT).JFT Online MARUGOTO Japanese Language Courses: Student Voices.Online Marugoto Course: Observe a Class.Online Teacher-Supported Self-Study Courses: Late-Elementary (A2-2).Online Teacher-Supported Self-Study Courses: Elementary (A2-1).Online Teacher-Supported Self-Study Courses: Starter (A1).Online Teacher-Supported Self-Study Courses.
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