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JLPT N3

The N3 level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test assesses an individual's understanding of Japanese used in everyday situations to a certain degree.

JLPT N4

The JLPT N4 is the second level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT). To pass the JLPT N4, you need to be able to read 300 kanji and know about 1,500 vocabulary words.

JLPT N5

The N5 level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test focuses on understanding basic Japanese sentences, expressions in hiragana, katakana, and kanji, as well as spoken conversations.

Interview Training

We provide interview training for the students to help deepen their comprehension of the subject area being studied. It helps them to be partners in the education system.

What Our Students Have to Say

The effectiveness of learning Japanese at Sky Sora Japanese Language Institute may vary among individuals. Personally for me, It helped me alot.
Bibek Sharma
To effectively learn basic and intermediate Japanese, it is recommended to join SSJLI which with complete dedication.
Oshin Sitaula
Learning kana, including hiragana and katakana, is a valuable initial step in Japanese culture, as it makes simple phrases and writing readable and it was possible because of SSJLI.
Amit Gurung
SSJLI helped me a lot to learn Japanese language as well as it helped me through interview training and visa support.
Prakash Thapa Magar

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Japanese educational system is among the best reasons to study there. STEM fields—Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math—are the strongest in the nation. International students should study in Japan if they wish to specialize in the aforementioned disciplines.

Indeed. Numerous scholarship programs are offered by the Japanese government to both domestic and foreign students. The chosen students receive a monthly stipend in addition to these scholarships, which mostly pay school fees. International students can also receive financing from specific colleges and local groups in addition to government-funded scholarships.

A Certificate of Eligibility from the Japanese Ministry of Justice is required before applying for a work permit. Additionally, you would require a sponsor or employer to submit an application to the immigration office on your behalf in order to obtain the certificate. The application for a specific visa can be made following the certificate’s issuance. For a variety of visas, including those for engineers, business managers, highly skilled professionals, etc., different documents are needed. The passport, the visa application, photos, supporting documentation for the particular visa, and the Certificate of Eligibility are the basic documents needed for work visa applications.