Do I have to take N 1 and N2 when I graduate from college Japanese major?

Not necessarily! There are no relevant regulations.

But n 1 is a convenient measure, necessary and a proof of your ability, which proves that you have Japanese ability, learning ability and self-management ability. . . .

So finding a job and studying abroad are the basic requirements now.

I graduated from Japanese for two years, and after N 1, I hardly use Japanese at work.

You have to see what your purpose is.

If your present job has development prospects, such as trade, health management, etc.

It doesn't matter whether you can learn something, because language is just a tool.

If you just want to be a professional translator, the salary is actually not high.

If your present job is boring and you can't practice Japanese,

It is better to resign, because it will only waste time.

So it depends on your own needs, what you want and what you want to do.

わかりますか?

Is it easy to find a job after passing the N 1 exam in Japanese with low academic qualifications?

First of all, finding a job is not necessarily related to academic qualifications. Although many jobs have academic qualifications, if the academic qualifications are not up to standard, they are basically not considered. However, this is not the case.

Every enterprise has different positions and different requirements. I work in a Japanese company. I have many jobs, such as general arrangement of vehicles, air tickets and hotel reservations. As long as I can speak Japanese and use the computer, I can do it.

Moreover, the certificate of n 1 means that the Japanese ability will not be too bad, so don't worry about not finding a job.

Go ahead and submit your resume.

Of course, it is also possible to read an adult education or something. After all, education is a stepping stone.

Do freshmen majoring in Japanese take N2 and N 1 or take N 1 directly to practice?

At that time, half of the students in our class applied for n2 in the semester, and most of them passed the middle and lower levels of study, but my roommate got good grades in Japanese, but instead of preparing, she failed.

Therefore, it is still very useful to recite words and do real questions and listen to listening. After all, it is an exam.

The registration fee is so expensive, you can't just walk, can you?

What is the examination process of Japanese N 1?

Before the exam:

Two weeks before the exam to prevent illness! ! I have seen the great god fail to do the problem because of a cold. Especially the exam of 65438+February, we should pay special attention to it.

Two days before the exam:

1. Admission ticket:

It is normal to type a web address.

2. Examination room:

Familiar with the road and surrounding environment, you can find a place to eat the next day. It is best to calculate the time from going out to arriving at the classroom. The test center I went to is a long way from the school gate to the classroom, and it takes more than ten minutes to walk.

3. Work and rest:

According to my own situation, I'm afraid I can't sleep. I slept for a while at noon and saw 12 go out in the morning and evening 10.

4. Stationery:

Pencils and erasers are ok, but 2bhb is not limited.

Learning Japanese, like other knowledge, will encounter difficulties and bottlenecks. The key is not to give up.

The motivation of learning is, why do you study or follow the trend? Or do you really like it?

If you give up easily, then you don't like it at all. What is truly recognized from the heart will be done anyway.

You can only read what is written. If you have time, I suggest you come to the on-site class.

The daily punching study skirt starts at six twenty-nine, ends at nine fifty-seven, and ends at five thirty-seven.

Examination day:

1. Before the test:

It's vocabulary and grammar reading on the answer sheet, with a test of 1 10 minutes first, and a listening audition after a short break (day がぃからららららららら)

The exam starts at 1: 30, but it's best to go downstairs at 12:45, because 1 point is basically the time to sit in the classroom. 1 point 1: 30 will play some audio, and check whether there is any problem with the headphones. The radio should be watching the test center, and my test center is in the multimedia classroom. There are also publicly released test sites.

Although there is a break, I still try to drink less water and don't have to go out of the classroom door. No one in my examination room went out to check the headphones in the classroom.

If you want to go to the toilet, you should rush out at the first time It's better to find a toilet not far from the examination room and with few people (for example, there is a postgraduate entrance examination room upstairs, so I won't line up in the toilet on this floor and go upstairs directly. Hahahahaha)

It's best to go out early, especially by bus.

It's best to mail it, because I don't know when the certificate will arrive at the test center. Don't worry about losing it, it's different from ordinary EMS.

2. During the examination:

Arrange the time;

It's hard for you to adjust your mentality. It's hard for everyone. If the correct rate of a question is particularly low, it doesn't count.

If you can write down the answers as much as possible, it is convenient for grading; Before the exam, the teacher said that the answer could not be written, but it should not be written. Of course, if you are strict, don't write it down

Don't copy other people's, and don't be copied. It's easy to get the same grade.

What I have come into contact with is that the signatures of test papers and answer sheets are written in pinyin. Some people write Chinese characters on the test paper and pinyin on the answer sheet. It is said that the test paper will not be shipped to Japan, and it still depends on the invigilation arrangement.

The invigilator may not know anything. If he doesn't understand, he must say hello before the exam.

The date of birth on the answer sheet must not be written as the date of the exam (I never understood why it was written wrong ...)

3. After the exam:

Generally, the estimated score is lower than the actual score, so you can't fail 19, (I've seen a person's language knowledge and listening comprehension are only19 ...), so don't worry.

Is N 1 useful for non-Japanese majors?

I'll tell you a data and you'll know.

Now the most popular foreign language in China is Japanese, second only to English, followed by French and Spanish.

Because there are many Japanese-funded enterprises, people who can speak Japanese fluently can generally get along well in Japanese enterprises.

How to prove your Japanese ability depends first on whether there is this N 1 certificate in the materials. Of course, there are other exams, but it is the most traditional and valuable one.

Isn't it icing on the cake to get the certificate of N 1 for non-Japanese majors?

In order to prepare for the exam, you really need to prepare some grammar knowledge. Study every day. I think if there are no problems with your novels, comics and games, there should be no big problems in the exam. But if you don't, then how to learn is learning. Taking the exam as the criterion, I think it can promote the enthusiasm of learning, don't you think?

I hope you can challenge for success.

Let's go

I am a non-Japanese major graduate, but my major is not easy to find a job. Now I only know Japanese N 1, and I don't know anything else, and I have no work experience.

Anyway, tell me what your major is first ... and then analyze your preferences and personality, so that others can give more appropriate advice.

What is the level of Japanese n 1?

Some people say that "N 1 is just the beginning"; Others admire desire. So objectively speaking, for all Japanese learners, both professional and non-professional:

In terms of input, the use of foreign languages is basically realized. Get 140 or above in the N 1 test, and you can basically read general Japanese books, newspapers and magazines. Movies, movies and variety shows with Japanese subtitles can also be roughly understood and watched.

As far as the output is concerned, as long as people who study systematically, there is no problem living and traveling in Japan. Of course, they need to continue to develop their language skills at work, but they can adapt quickly.

However, there is no denying that textbooks and exams must not be enough for you to master the language.

1. In the Japanese language environment, there will be a large number of loanwords and oral expressions, which are generally invisible in the study of N 1 in previous years. When I first arrived in Japan, a strange Japanese came!

2. What we say can be understood by the other party, but we can't fully grasp our own emotional connotation;

3. Our expression is too simple. Listening ability still exists only in obtaining basic information. At this time, it feels like a foreigner speaking Chinese in a pit and slowly accepting Chinese.

4. There is still a big gap in the level of oral translation, which is deeply felt by professional friends.

So, after all:

1. Don't underestimate the level of N 1. For amateur learners (non-second language learners), after all, there are more than 10 thousand words, which is the highest level of a foreign language exam.

But friends who have passed the exam should also have a sense of pride. This is just entering the circle of using Japanese, saying goodbye to the basic learning stage and calling it a new beginning.

What are the employment prospects after Japanese? Do you need n 1? Is it difficult?

I'll send you all the Japanese learning experience, salary level and other reference contents first. If you have any questions about which part, please ask. As long as you finish reading it, it is estimated that you will have a general understanding of how to find a job in Japanese. Whether you can really succeed depends on your efforts.

Every time someone asks me how to learn Japanese, the Japanese job market, and the difficulties in learning at all stages, I will use the following passage to explain. I don't know what industry you want to do, but you can also refer to it, hoping to help you.

The current form is very good for employment, provided that your spoken Japanese is good, but no one can tell what kind of employment environment you will become when you come out of college. I feel that the big environment is whether the contradiction between countries will escalate and when it will enter a stable period (what if the Japanese island is sunk by China), so Japanese is not the best choice, because the country is not predictable by people like you and me, so it is better to learn small languages such as German and Spanish. In this way, the way out will be better. Japanese is a thorny road. I have been a translator for 8 years and really learned a lot of valuable things in Japanese companies. Unless you have a chance to go to Japan in the future, it is not recommended that you only learn Japanese at home. Please refer to the following slow and long ways to learn Japanese. I hope I can help you. I have been a translator for too long. Japanese learners have learned it for more than 20 years. Let me recommend the writing learning method and the various stages of learning Japanese. I hope the precautions can help you. People say that it is easier to learn Japanese than to learn it-this sentence is quite right, please understand it like this first. One. It is very important to learn Japanese, learn the 50-tone chart, the basis of Japanese pronunciation and whether the pronunciation is standard. ) No matter how fluent Japanese is, it will sound strange. How to memorize, the most important thing is the number of repetitions. I have probably repeated it tens of thousands of times since I first started learning Japanese. To put it simply, I can recite it vertically and horizontally. It is very important to recite the text. Grammar and words are in the sentence. Li Yang once said that my personal summary method is to recite the text. Reciting the text can't achieve the purpose of communication at first. Maybe when communicating with classmates and teachers, others say that you can't answer and don't know what others mean, but these are not problems. The more you recite, the greater the advantage, and you can't find the reason by reciting yourself (in short, the number of repetitions is not enough). The reason why learning Japanese is easier than learning English means that as long as you master the pronunciation of Japanese 50-tone pictures, you can pronounce all the Japanese sounds, but English is not. Simply put, it is. Read if you can, and recite if you can. Make reciting a habit, so as long as you have some ideas in your mind, you can blurt out what you have recited. People can't understand what you say, it's something you haven't touched or memorized but forgot, so you can learn Japanese as long as you have perseverance. There is indeed a talent for learning languages, but it is only a very small number of people (these people just remember faster than people, integrate faster than people, and need contact to remember, so there is only the strength of memory, not the difference between wise men and fools). Most people rely on rote learning, and language is rote learning (personally). There is another most important factor to remember: 1- The most important thing on the road of language is not how much you remember, but how much you have used. If you just remember it, you can't speak it as your own language. It's just what you've been reading all your life, but even what you recite will become your language as long as you say it. 2- Chinese or reciting Chinese is very boring, so you need to have the motivation to learn, not for three days, but all the time. How can we get motivation? The happiest thing for a beginner in Japanese is simply to communicate in Japanese, or to have extensive discussions at all levels with a high level of Japanese. At first, you will be nervous. No matter how much you recite, even if you ask the other person to correct your pronunciation, it is very beneficial for a beginner. In a word: language is something that exists for communication. As long as you can find enough motivation while learning a language, you can continue to learn. Talk to the Japanese via SKYPE or Yahoo! ) Find a Japanese and make friends with them. I believe it will be very helpful for you to learn Japanese. I wrote it at will, and I haven't revised it. After seven years of translation, I have passed the standard of Japanese N 1 and my spoken English is very strong, but I still don't have a professional skill in the end. I am also struggling and thinking. But I can't forget the joy of being a translator on the first day after learning Japanese, the excitement of talking to the Japanese for the first time (patriots don't attack me, I just say these words as a linguist), the regret that I couldn't say a nervous sentence when I met for the first time, and the joy of being highly praised by Japanese and Chinese bosses for the first time. . . . . There are still many things that cannot be written down. If you want to learn, you must gain something. Hang in there. There are many happy things waiting for you. The way to practice oral English is to recite two words. Find the direction you want to move forward. For example, if you specialize in honorific words, look for books on honorific words and common styles, memorize all the contents, and then naturally understand where honorific words should be used and convert common styles into honorific words at will. Don't recite words, remember that the grammar of a word is in the sentence, and you can blurt it out if you think about it. The premise is to recite it enough times, and people say it and forget it. In the final analysis, they just don't repeat it enough. Speak all advanced stages of Japanese first. The best way to refer to the following is to recite. The more you recite, the more you can speak. The grammar of words is in the sentence. So find a book that you know by heart, and then practice what you recite. The hardships you have to go through in learning Japanese 1, initial depression (memorizing words and grammar)-smart period 2, mid-term troubles (because you need to choose words from your mind because you are not skilled, grammar is difficult) Remarks: Many people give up halfway, which is this stage. (base period) 3. Later flexible use (the so-called practice makes perfect, the more familiar you are, the more good sentences you can at least say, which will help you gain more self-confidence and be of great help to Japanese learners) (Ningdan period) The above are the following articles that you must experience during your school days. No matter who is a beginner in Japanese major, it should be the happiest thing for people at this stage to find a job related to Japanese. At this stage, your goal is clear, so I won't say much. At this stage, you will greatly improve your spoken Japanese through the accumulation of work experience and the teaching of your predecessors, and the bottleneck will follow. You will want to be able to speak Japanese like the Japanese, so why can't you tell the truth from the false? Many people will stop at this stage. (switching period) 6. Extraordinary articles (if you can go through all the above experiences and remain unwavering in your immediate goals, you will eventually win, that is, you can use the same way of thinking, grammar, tone, etc. As a Japanese to organize Japanese communication perfectly, you are qualified to challenge the ultimate goal of simultaneous interpretation, which is the peak of the translation industry. ————— (the period of Dong Xuan) 7. 10,000 ways to return to your ancestors (I don't know, it hasn't arrived yet) —————— (Du Jie period) (Mahayana True Immortal) Let an authoritative person give you a careful analysis. 1, major in Japanese. You must obtain the qualification certificate of N 1 (needless to say, you don't need to issue a diploma for Japanese majors without N 1)! 2, oral Japanese should be fierce (the most important thing in a foreign language is to be able to listen and speak, nothing else is important, and sometimes a diploma is not important. It is useless to graduate from a key foreign language college, because foreign languages are played, and the more you play, the better. In this regard, people who can speak Japanese at ordinary times can win, and the interview pass rate is 100%. The exception is that people only want women and you are a man. Japanese majors need to learn some other skills in college (such as programming, things that can be cultivated by learning a little). The number of professional words (generally not in contact with school, students can't remember without working environment, but it doesn't matter if they download them from online stacks. Let me give you an example. If you want to engage in the enterprise industry or haven't made a choice, just pick a car, for example. You can look at the professional vocabulary of cars when you are free at school. You can tell these experiences when writing your resume, and then tell them in spoken English: for example, Japanese, Japanese, when did you manage? In school, automatic cars are not only interesting but also interesting. For example: ぇばロンド, リサィメン? ルームなどのパーツまたは? とか, トランスミーションロペラシャ.5. Be clear. If you are particularly good at oral English, you may find 3000 ~ 4000 yuan, because it is white paper and there are too many things to learn. Go back to your goal, have a clear theme, and explain which direction you want to develop, such as aiming at the highest level of simultaneous translation, or having excellent spoken Japanese and skills. There are only two situations for people who learn Japanese. Let's put the dawdling aside. If you are translating a word at the same time, you'd better have more opportunities to experience the Japanese environment. If there is no environment, you will pay 10 times more hardships than turtles. If you are proficient in spoken Japanese, you should be a full-time translator and learn technology from Japanese engineers. You can expect this situation when he returns to China for a certain number of years. To sum up: 1, first-class certificate, 2, excellent oral English, 3, clear goals, 4, just to see if you have the opportunity to learn (but you must translate and practice oral Japanese as soon as possible), 5, learning other skills and knowledge has a skill. Finally, give an example: the current market price. Translation company: Japanese temporary translation 250+ Chinese new tricks 2000 per working day. A particularly excellent oral talent, 3000-4000, is not a mortal but a scholar. Let's not talk about it. In addition, if you have language talent, learn a Japanese language from 2000 to 3000, and you can translate English and Japanese, which is 6000 to 8000. Skilled people can reach 10000- 12000, and more! If you are a little better at English, Japanese and an island language (German \ Italian, Spanish, etc.). ) and people with a monthly income of 20 thousand+,people will not value how many languages you know, but whether your brain will be reused. If there is a problem, it is difficult to type it out. Being a translator for many years, I feel a lot. I wonder if I can help you.

What is the level of Japanese N 1?

Japanese N 1 is the highest level in the Japanese proficiency test. N 1 level, can read a wide range of Japanese newspapers and understand most Japanese conversations. The N 1 and N2 exams are based on two subjects: language knowledge (words, vocabulary and grammar), reading and listening.

When recruiting foreign students, most universities in Japan are required to submit candidates' N 1 certificates as the basis of language proficiency. Japanese universities require registered international students to submit proof of N/KLOC-0 and/or N2. The Japanese side requires relevant international exchanges or some labor importers to submit corresponding grade certificates.

(9) Japanese major didn't get N 1. Is it easy to find a job? Extended reading:

Japanese level test is to evaluate whether you pass or not by comprehensive score and passing score of each individual score. Passing the individual score means that each individual score must reach at least this score. If one of the individual scores fails to reach the passing score, then no matter how high the comprehensive score is, it cannot be regarded as passing.

The notice of achievement will be sent to the candidates themselves by the International Exchange Foundation through the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Sports, and Provincial Examination Center and its test sites. Those who pass the examination will also receive a certificate issued by the Japan International Exchange Foundation. Candidates can get it with the admission ticket or valid ID card after registration. To receive grades on behalf of students, you need to show the candidate's admission ticket, or show the candidate's ID card and representative ID card.

Now there is a Japanese N 1 certificate. Is it easy to find a job?

If you are engaged in work related to Japanese business, there are many employment opportunities. But if you want to engage in translation, you may need to improve your ability.

Japanese-related work, such as tour guide, mechanical design, software development, etc. You need to learn some related work by yourself.

Translation work, it is best to learn some Japanese knowledge related to Japanese culture. After all, the Japanese proficiency test is only aimed at Japanese language structure and grammar knowledge, and Japanese culture is not the scope of the test.