JLPT Courses are recognised by the Japanese government and follow a specified syllabus as prescribed by them. The first and simplest of these'courses is the JLPT Level IV which includes basic elements of grammar, a vocabulary of 1000 words and 100 Kanji characters. After completion of this course and successfully passing the examination, a student can take up the JLPT Level III course which includes more advanced grammar, 1500 word vocabulary and 300 Kanji. Students will be able to comprehend and participate in day-to­day conversation and write simple sentences in Japanese script. The JLPT Level II course is still more advanced and includes 6000 word vocabulary and 1000 Kanji characters.

Students who successfully complete this course will have the ability to read, write and converse Japanese with relative ease, and even work in a Japanese business environment without difficulty. The last and most advanced of the JLPT courses is the Level I course. Consisting of 2000 Kanji and 10,000 word vocabulary, this course assures the student a command over the language sufficient for all business dealings and language levels that even permit education at a Japanese University. The JLPT Level I course can only be undertaken after completion of the Level Iv, III and II exams.