Master the pinnacle of Japanese fluency with the Super-Advanced Japanese Language Course (N1), designed for learners aiming to excel in the JLPT N1 exam. With advanced grammar, kanji mastery, and real-world conversation practice, students gain the confidence to communicate like native speakers.
Our Super Advanced Japanese N1 Course offers in-depth mastery of complex grammar, advanced vocabulary, and native-level comprehension to help you confidently ace the highest level of the JLPT.
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This Super-Advanced Japanese Language Course focuses on advanced grammar patterns, extensive kanji usage, and communication skills for professional and academic contexts. It helps students understand long, complex passages and conversations, which are essential for acing the JLPT N1 exam.
From N5 basics to advanced JLPT N1 preparation, explore our Japanese classes and find the program that matches your learning journey.
Students will develop the ability to read and interpret academic articles, news reports, and literary works. They will also gain expertise in understanding conversations and speeches delivered at natural speed, grasping subtle meanings and nuances.
This course provides:
To pass the JLPT N1 exam, students need to achieve the following scores:
| Level | Overall Pass Mark | Knowledge (Vocabulary/Grammar) | Reading | Listening |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| N1 | 100 Points | 19 Points | 19 Points | 19 Points |
Total possible score: 180 Points (60 for each section).
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1. What is N1 level of Japanese?
N1 is the highest level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT). It demonstrates mastery of advanced grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and comprehension, including the ability to read complex texts and understand native-level conversations.
2. Is Japanese N1 the hardest?
Yes, N1 is considered the most challenging JLPT level. It tests deep understanding of Japanese, including subtle grammar nuances, advanced kanji, idiomatic expressions, and professional-level reading and listening skills.
3. Can I get a job in Japan with N1?
Having N1 significantly improves job opportunities in Japan. Many multinational companies, Japanese firms, and academic institutions require N1 proficiency for roles in translation, teaching, IT, and business communication.
4. How long does it take to reach N1 level?
On average, learners take 2–3 years of consistent study after completing N5 to N2 levels. Progress depends on daily practice, exposure to native content, and structured study programs like those at advanced Japanese institutes.
5. What kind of Japanese vocabulary is needed for N1?
N1 requires knowledge of around 10,000–12,000 words, including formal, academic, and idiomatic expressions. This includes specialized vocabulary used in news, literature, business, and technical contexts.
6. Can I self-study for N1?
While self-study is possible, achieving N1 usually requires guided learning through advanced textbooks, online courses, and practice exams. Structured coaching ensures proper understanding of grammar, reading, and listening nuances.
7. Does N1 include kanji mastery?
Yes, N1 tests advanced kanji knowledge. Learners need to recognize and correctly use approximately 2,000–3,000 kanji, including less commonly used characters in academic and formal texts.
8. Are there practice exams for N1?
Absolutely. Institutes and online platforms provide mock tests and sample papers that mirror the JLPT N1 structure. Regular practice helps improve speed, comprehension, and confidence for the actual exam.
9. Can N1 help in higher studies in Japan?
Yes, N1 is often required for admission to Japanese universities for postgraduate courses, research programs, and scholarships. It shows academic readiness and strong language proficiency.
10. Is N1 recognized internationally?
Yes, JLPT N1 is widely recognized around the world by universities, employers, and Japanese companies. It serves as proof of advanced Japanese proficiency for careers, studies, and long-term residence in Japan.
