First, the Japanese study abroad exam

Japanese proficiency test: the most effective and recognized test to measure Japanese proficiency, which can be used as application materials for departments and universities.

Practical Japanese Appraisal Examination: It is used to apply for exams that language schools often take, and the number of times is more.

Examinations for Japanese students: mainly for students in the examination department. Subjects are: Japanese, Mathematics, Literature/Science. Some big universities need EJU scores.

On-campus examination: an independent examination arranged by a department or university, including interview and written examination, can only become a formal student if you pass the on-campus examination.

Application process

Department entry process:

Learn a language → enroll in a language school → review, repeat grades, and test your ability → participate in EJU→ apply for a school with your grades → take an in-school exam → pass the examination.

The process of further education in Japan;

Learn a language → determine the applicant → study specialized courses and take language exams → prepare application materials → (apply for graduate students) → take internal exams for monks → pass the admission.

Second, how to apply for studying in Japan?

1, postgraduate application

Because the number of public universities that can directly apply for related majors in China is limited and there are professional restrictions, it is necessary to conduct a series of evaluations before applying, and then decide their own professional scope and schools.

2. Application from the Ministry of Education

Direct application

All public and private universities in Japan enroll students independently. Therefore, there is no way to directly apply for domestic related majors in China. Only a few private universities with lower rankings can apply directly in the whole country. However, many foreign students are surprised by the poor rankings and high tuition fees of those private universities.

Language school transition application

This is the most widely used method of studying abroad at present, and it is also suitable for people studying abroad at all language levels. After a period of language school and guidance training, you can be directly admitted to public or better private universities in relevant countries through the school.

Step 3 Apply for a special school

This is also the most popular way to apply for national courses at present, and the starting point is relatively low. Japanese education level 12, anyone with a certain economic foundation can apply for the exam. Generally, I will graduate as a "junior college" after two years.

Third, the advantages of studying in Japan

1. Although the visa procedures for studying in Japan are cumbersome, the visa rate is relatively high and it is insured.

Although Japan's "plan to recruit 300,000 international students" has been reached (almost a year ago, I sent an article about the possible changes in the visa for studying abroad after the 300,000 international students were reached), it has recently been found that Japan has not been controlled in recruiting Japanese international students under the pressure of "aging" and "declining birthrate". In addition to a little pressure on students' Japanese ability, the requirements of study abroad guarantee procedures and the education level of international students are still similar to those in the past. In other words, if we China students go to Japan to study, as long as we integrate the application materials and check the Japanese level, the visa rate is still quite high.

2. The economic burden of Japanese staying in China is relatively low.

Studying in Japan is a well-known country with high cost performance: low tuition and abundant educational resources. In recent years, with the depreciation of the Japanese yen, compared with the high exchange rate of 0.08 ten years ago, the current exchange rate of 0.06 points has dropped by two points, that is to say, the tuition fee for a year ten years ago was 56,000, and now it only needs about 48,000. In addition, there are relevant systems in Japan to encourage international students to work and study, and to encourage international students in Japan to engage in short-term jobs in their spare time, so that they can enrich their experience and earn living allowances for themselves (there are many job opportunities in Japan, and the salary at work is about 800 ~ 1200 yen, which is also more than that in many countries). So generally speaking, a year120,000 is enough, which is much less than going to other countries.

In addition, studying in Japan is free of tuition > about 50%-90% of international students in Japanese public universities are free, and some outstanding students in Japanese private universities are also free of tuition. Furthermore, Japan Scholarship >; There are many kinds and channels, and there are more than 200 scholarships provided by the government, consortia and the private sector alone.

Therefore, studying in Japan is not as difficult as studying in other countries. In other words, studying in Japan provides more opportunities for those students who are not well-off but are interested in studying abroad.

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