Test preparation

Japanese language

Starter classes for language-school applications to Japan.

Ongoing starter groups

How the class works

Beginner Japanese for students heading to a language school in Japan. You leave Pokhara able to follow the first weeks of class and the visa interview.

Hiragana, katakana, and basic conversation
Study plan support for the school application
Ties into the Japan file in the same office

Exam fee

Exam registration fee

Registration fee

Rs. 6,500–10,500

JLPT N5 registration fee (optional). Language-school application fees are separate — ask in office.

Test format

How Japanese language is structured

Section	Details
Script	Hiragana and katakana — read and write both before moving to kanji
Vocabulary	Daily words for greetings, numbers, time, and travel
Grammar	Basic particles (は, が, を), verb forms, and polite です／ます
Listening & speaking	Short dialogues, classroom phrases, and visa-interview practice
JLPT N5 (optional)	Vocabulary ~800 words · 100 kanji · 90-minute exam if you sit the test
School file	Study plan and attendance sheet for your language-school application

Tips & tricks

What helps students score higher

From our teachers and from students who hit their target score before applying abroad.

Write hiragana every day for 15 minutes — muscle memory matters more than cramming lists.
Learn set phrases for the visa interview (why Japan, who pays, what after the course).
Use flashcards for vocabulary, but always say the word out loud, not only in your head.
Watch one short Japanese clip daily with subtitles — it trains your ear for classroom speed.
Keep your attendance above what the school asks — it goes in your application file.

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