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another jlpt question.
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another jlpt question.
I've being looking around and i couldn't find the answer for this question anywhere. well anyway what do you get for completing any if not all jlpt test? is it something that looks good on a resume or is it a test to and for yourself so to show yourself that your competent in the Japanese language.
Last edited by Stefan on Sun 12.30.2007 10:46 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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RE: another jlpt shitsumon.
In the "Newest Threads" box this appeared on my computer as "another jlpt shit..."
Your question doesn't make sense. What do you mean by "completing any if not all" tests?
Your question doesn't make sense. What do you mean by "completing any if not all" tests?
Never underestimate my capacity for pettiness.
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Mike Cash - Posts: 2737
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RE: another jlpt shitsumon.
For each level you get a certificate.
You don't have to take the tests in order, so if you're good enough to take level 2 right off the bat, you don't have to go back and get 3 or 4.
The certificates for level 3-4 are useless except to gauge your own Japanese Level. At level 2 you can use the certificate to prove you are competent enough at Japanese to enter college or some jobs. Level 1 says that you are good enough in Japanese to function in a Japanese business environment. (at least, that's what the test is supposed to gauge, whether or not it actually proves proficiency is the topic for another post.)
You don't have to take the tests in order, so if you're good enough to take level 2 right off the bat, you don't have to go back and get 3 or 4.
The certificates for level 3-4 are useless except to gauge your own Japanese Level. At level 2 you can use the certificate to prove you are competent enough at Japanese to enter college or some jobs. Level 1 says that you are good enough in Japanese to function in a Japanese business environment. (at least, that's what the test is supposed to gauge, whether or not it actually proves proficiency is the topic for another post.)
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Harisenbon - Posts: 2964
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RE: another jlpt question.
LOL thank you. its fixed. 
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