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2024 2 Japanese Levels Eng

Okayama University offers seven levels of Japanese language courses, from elementary (Level 1) to advanced (Level 7), with placement tests required for students with prior experience. Students must register for classes that match their level to ensure credit recognition, and specific conditions warranting a placement test are outlined. If a student finds their assigned level too challenging, they can request a change to a lower level by consulting the instructor.

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2024 2 Japanese Levels Eng

Okayama University offers seven levels of Japanese language courses, from elementary (Level 1) to advanced (Level 7), with placement tests required for students with prior experience. Students must register for classes that match their level to ensure credit recognition, and specific conditions warranting a placement test are outlined. If a student finds their assigned level too challenging, they can request a change to a lower level by consulting the instructor.

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Japanese Levels

(1) There are seven levels of the Okayama University Japanese Language Courses, from
level 1 (elementary) to level 7 (advanced). Students who have studied Japanese before
must take a placement test in order to enter a class at the most appropriate level.

【Japanese Levels for the Okayama University Japanese Language Course】

Japanese Level Japanese Score on a Placement Test


Elementary Level １ ０－３０
Level ２ ３１－４７
Intermediate Level ３ ４８－５８
Level ４ ５９－６８
Level ５ ６９－７４
Advanced Level ６ ７５－８２
Level ７ ８３－１００
*As of the beginning of Term 1 and Term 3 registration

(2) As a general rule, please take Japanese classes at your level. If you register for the
classes that does not match your level, your credits will not be recognized. Please refer
to pages 6-9 for the timetable of each level.

(3) In the following cases, please take a placement test before the beginning of Term 1
or Term 3.
1) You failed a level but want to advance to the next level
2) You would like to advance two or more levels
3) If you took the Japanese Language Course classes a year or more ago but do not
know your current Japanese level

(4) If the level determined by your placement results is too difficult and you wish to change
to a lower level, please talk to the instructor in charge of the class.

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