Build your foundation in Japanese
Perfect for absolute beginners. Learn hiragana, katakana, basic grammar and essential vocabulary for daily conversations.
Japanese for study and work in Japan
Build on N5. Master complex grammar, 1,500+ words and 300+ kanji for academic and professional use.
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| Detail | N5 Japanese course | N4 Japanese course |
|---|---|---|
| Level | Beginner | Intermediate |
| Best for | Build your foundation in Japanese | Japanese for study and work in Japan |
| Duration | 6month | 6month |
| Classes | 3–4 classes per week, 90 minutes each | 3–4 classes per week, 90 minutes each |
| Class size | Maximum 12 students | Maximum 10 students |
| Fee | Ask us | Ask us |
| Details | Full syllabus → | Full syllabus → |
Included
Textbooks, workbooks, audio for listening practice and our own worksheets.
Conversation and role play in every class, so you can really use what you learn.
Weekly quizzes, monthly tests and full JLPT mock exams before the real test.
A Nihongo Kaiwa School certificate when you complete the course.
Advice on JLPT registration, study plans and study or work options in Japan.
Kana charts with sounds, word lists and quizzes to practise at home. Open it
JLPT
The Japanese-Language Proficiency Test is the best-known Japanese certificate in the world. It has five levels, from N5 (easiest) to N1.
Basic Japanese: hiragana, katakana, about 100 kanji and simple everyday sentences.
Pass mark: 80 of 180 pointsEveryday Japanese: about 300 kanji, daily conversations at natural but slow speed.
Pass mark: 90 of 180 pointsLanguage knowledge (vocabulary and grammar), reading, and listening.
Multiple choiceUsually twice a year, in July and December. We tell you the dates and help you register.
The certificate does not expireYour goal
Never studied Japanese? Start with N5. You learn to read, write and hold simple conversations.
Japanese language schools and universities ask for Japanese skills. N5 then N4 gives you a strong start.
Work programmes such as Specified Skilled Worker usually need N4 (or the JFT-Basic test) plus a skills test.
We check your level and tell you whether to join N5 or N4.
We guide you, but visas and admissions are decided by the Japanese school, employer and authorities.
Learning formats
Live interactive sessions with certified instructors. Learn from anywhere in Pakistan or abroad.
Classes at our Gujranwala campus with hands-on practice, peer interaction and direct teacher support.
Attend on campus when you can and join online when you need to — the same curriculum.
Saturday and Sunday batches for working professionals and students. Limited seats.
Admission
FAQ
No. The N5 course starts from zero: you first learn hiragana and katakana, then grammar, kanji and conversation.
About 6 months per level, with 3–4 classes a week. N5 comes first, then N4.
Yes. Online students follow the same course with the same teachers in live classes, and take the same tests.
Yes. You can pay the full fee or monthly instalments. Contact us for the current fees and any early bird discount.
The admission form, a copy of your CNIC or B-Form, 2 passport-size photos, your educational certificates and the admission fee receipt.
Yes. You receive our institute certificate when you complete a course. The official JLPT certificate comes from the JLPT exam itself.
Many Japanese language schools accept N5 to start, and work programmes such as Specified Skilled Worker usually ask for N4 (or the JFT-Basic test). We give free counseling for your goal.
Talk to us. We check your level and suggest N5 or N4, so you do not repeat what you already know.