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Study & work in Japan

Prepare for Japan with free Japanese classes, exam coaching and guidance from our Nawalpur office. Current intake: April 2027.

Free Japanese classes

Begin learning before you commit to anything else.

  • Hiragana, katakana and basic kanji
  • Everyday conversation
  • Classes based on Minna no Nihongo

Exam preparation

Coaching for the tests that Japanese schools and employers ask for.

  • NAT-TEST and JLPT
  • JLCT and J-Cert
  • Mock tests and practice papers

Guidance for April 2027

Support with planning your application for the April 2027 intake.

  • Our team explains the process
  • High COE ratio, as reported by our institute
  • Ask us to confirm current requirements

JLPT levels at a glance

LevelWhat it means
N5Basic phrases and simple sentences
N4Everyday conversation in familiar situations
N3Understanding common daily topics
N2Working and studying in most Japanese settings
N1Advanced, near-native reading and listening

Your path to Japan

  1. Join a free classLearn the basics and meet the teachers.
  2. Study for your levelWork toward N5 and beyond with Minna no Nihongo.
  3. Take your examWe help you choose and prepare for NAT, JLPT, JLCT or J-Cert.
  4. Apply for April 2027Our counsellors guide you through the application steps.

Common questions

Is the Japanese class really free?

Yes, our flyer lists free Japanese classes. Call us for current batch timings.

Which level should I aim for?

Most students start with N5 and continue upward. Requirements depend on the school or employer, so ask our counsellors.

What does COE mean?

A Certificate of Eligibility is a document issued by Japan's immigration authorities that supports a visa application. Approval is decided by them, and we cannot guarantee it.

Thinking about Japan?

Visit us in Nawalpur or call to join a free class.

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