Cellphones and watch alarms must be TURNED OFF before the test begins.Absolutely NO writing anywhere on the voucher.cannot be printed on the back of used paper) Failure to bring a government issued photo ID will result in a DISQUALIFICATION.You can find more information on Carleton’s website. Language knowledge (Vocabulary/Grammar & Reading) For all other parts, no entry is allowed ten minutes after start. 2 or HB Pencils (no pens)įor listening parts of the tests, absolutely no late entries into the test rooms is allowed. passport, driver’s license, health card with photo) Send the completed Request for Special Testing Accommodations form to Test Day.Read and fill out the Request for Special Testing Accommodations (a medical certificate is required).After this deadline and if you wish to request special testing accommodations, please contact before your apply. If you require special accommodations for the test, please complete the following by September 13th, 2022. This test is not designed for native speakers of Japanese.

The JLPT is open to learners of Japanese as a foreign language. No refund will be accepted if you miss the test due to the conditions that we cannot control, including sickness, inability to travel, border closures. $70 CAD (non-refundable) for all levels (N1-N5) and ages. If you have not received your voucher after October 18 th, please contact us. Upon the completion of application and payment, you will receive a voucher by October 18 th. To apply, you must have given consent to all the items contained in the JLPT Test Guide, including the items concerning handling of personal information. The application period is September 6th, 2022 at 8:00am to September 30th, 2022 at 11:59pm. Sunday, December 4 th, 2022 at Carleton University Teaching English in Global Contexts (TEGC)Ĭarleton University is honoured to host the JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) in collaboration with the Japan Foundation.Applied Linguistics & Discourse Studies.

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