JLPT/ Japanese proficiency test is to test and identify the Japanese proficiency of non-native Japanese speakers in Japan and overseas.

In China, the examination center of the Ministry of Education is responsible for organizing the implementation. There are no restrictions on age, occupation, education, region, nationality and school. China citizens with official identity cards and foreigners with passports can register online.

Introduction to the exam:

Japanese proficiency test is a Japanese proficiency test for Japanese learners whose mother tongue is not Japanese sponsored by the Japan Foundation for International Exchange. The exam is divided into five grades and answered with paper and pencil (see: Introduction to Japanese Language Proficiency Test).

Approved, the Education Examinations Institute of the Ministry of Education is responsible for holding examinations in China. At present, exams are held twice a year. China Education Examination Network, the Education Examination Institute of the Ministry of Education, provides exclusive information and services such as registration, examination schedule, distribution of test sites, examination regulations and examination consultation.