The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)
The JLPT was held at York
University for the first time in Toronto in 1997. The test has
been hosted by the Japanese Section of York University on
behalf of the Japan Foundation. It is also a joint event by
Japanese language professionals at several universities in
Ontario.
2011 JLPT
The 2011 JLPT will be held on
December 4, Sunday at York University.
The application period is from September 1 to October 7.
No late submission is accepted.
Only on-line application will be
accepted. ***
2011
REGISTRATION IS CLOSED.
*** Please contact Norio Ota, if it is not possible to use the on-line application form.
Information
sessions on the new JLPT
Application
form (doc.)
Information
sessions on N4 & N5
On-line
participation
and viewing the streamed video link
This site is the first video-streamed
orientation for the new JLPT.
(If your browser does not support Media Site
Live, please use Internet Explorer.)
Please visit the following site for
further information. http://www.jlpt.jp/
On the Test
Day you must bring the following:
- Test Voucher (print out the voucher
sent by E-mail to you) - If you did not receive one,
please bring the PayPal receipt. We will reissue it
on-site.
- Photo ID (passport, driver's
licence or other official photo ID)
- Pencils (medium soft - No.2 or HB)
- no ballpoint pens
- Eraser
Please place your voucher and photo ID on
the desk during the test for identification.
Regulations
- Photos are NOT required for application.
You MUST bring at least one official photo ID
(passport, driver's licence, etc.) on the day of the test.
If you do not bring such an ID, you will be disqualified.
- Please make
sure you turn off cell phones and alarm
watches before the test begins. If your cell phone or alarm watch
goes off during
the test, you will be disqualified
automatically.
- Academic dishonesty will result in disqualification.
- Please participate in the questionnaire after the test is over.
- It takes 20 - 30 minutes to fill out the form.
- Each participant will receive a small gift from the Japan Foundation.
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