Preparation Course Features

The Aitas JLPT Preparation Course effectively prepares students for the JLPT exam. Offering skill development, JLPT mock tests, practice exercises, textbook learning, inside exam knowledge, and a full immersion approach, the Aitas JLPT Preparation course enhances students’ Japanese skills, both for the exam and for future learning.

1. Develop Skills for Each Section of the JLPT

Learn the specific Japanese language skills necessary in order to complete the following tasks on the exam:

  • Vocabulary building
  • Grammar skill development
  • Listening and comprehension building
  • Strategies passage reading

2. Receive Analysis and Progress Reports on JLPT Mock Tests

Take practice tests in class which simulate real JLPT conditions as much possible and receive the following support from your teacher:

  • An evaluation of all correct and incorrect answers
  • Analysis of your test results
  • Diagnosis of areas where you have difficulty
  • Feedback of progress reports about how to improve.
  • Assessment of your development throughout the course

3. Learn Test-Taking Strategies and Do Practice Exercises

Practice JLPT exam-like questions which have been specifically developed to strengthen your skills and teach you:

  • Familiarity with exam format and structure
  • Practice techniques
  • The timing of the test
  • Key test-taking strategies

4. Use Up-to-Date JLPT Textbooks and Materials

Study from the latest JLPT preparation textbooks and a wide range of materials recommended by our teachers. This course covers materials for the revised version of the test (the new test version began in 2010). We use our original course materials to review the basics, provide error recognition, highlight common mistakes and enhance your overall test-writing accuracy.

5. Experienced Teachers with a Thorough Knowledge of JLPT

All Aitas classes are taught by native-speaking, professional Japanese instructors who have numerous years of Japanese teaching experience and extensive training of JLPT requirements and strategies.

6. Full Immersion for Maximum Exposure to the Japanese Language

We teach all classes in full immersion. By speaking Japanese 100% of the time, your mind is forced to focus on the sounds of the language. When Japanese is the only language you are exposed to in a teaching environment, it is easier for you to develop what we consider to be the most important skill in the acquisition of a new language: the ability to think in that language. With continuous exposure to Japanese, your mind is able to adjust to the language faster and more effectively.

 

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