Japan's economy and education are relatively developed, which is one of the first choices for many parents to choose a country to study abroad for their children, and the requirements for applying to different institutions are different.

1, language school

(1) 12 years or above;

(2) Within 3 years after graduation, you must have a certificate of 150 Japanese hours;

(3) Those who have graduated for more than 3 years are required to submit a certificate with a Japanese score of not less than N4 or Jtest F-level or equivalent.

2. Specialized schools

(1) 12 years or above;

(2) Proof that the Japanese score is above N2.

3. Other subjects in the university

(1) 12 years or above;

(2) There are no special conditions for Japanese achievement.

4. Short-term universities and universities

(1) 12 years or above;

(2) Proof that the Japanese score is above N2.

5. University

(1) liberal arts students: Japanese should reach the level of N 1, and English should provide TOEFL or TOEFL scores. Some schools also recognize CET-4 and CET-6 scores.

(2) Science students: It is best to reach N2 level in Japanese, but the Japanese level is not high. If the level is low, you should go to a language school for half a year or a year, but you should have higher requirements for English level and certain professional knowledge.