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Hope you’re doing well.

Nihonkai is one of the best institutes for learning Japanese in west delhi. It is very close to Tagore garden metro station. They provide all the study materials, conduct extra classes for doubts, conduct plenty of practice exams before JLPT. They also have employed Japanese citizens as teachers for better experience in learning. In between classes, they teach culture of Japan as well.
if you wish to repeat one level with them, they don’t charge you the fees the second time.
they have library/book bank, you can issue extra books from there.

Both weekday/weekend batches available

Please ask if you have any more questions

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Translation and interpretation are one of the most famous career opportunities for people that speak Japanese.When you are working as a translator,your work will be to take materials written in Japanese and convert them into English and vice versa.On the other hand,when working as an interpreter,you will be mediating between two speakers of two different languages and translating the two languages to each of the parties involved.Many companies in the private and public sectors require these services.While you may get employed to work as a translator,most times,the position demands that you work as both translator and interpreter.The average salary for japanese translator in india is quite lucrative.A Japanese translator or interpreter salary in india who have cleared JLPT is Rs. 519440 and for those in Japan,it's over Rs. 3020244.75.After clearing JLPT,and other levels,as Japanese language translator or interpreter,you can have the opportunity to experience new and exciting cultures while going places.Moreover you will be able to delve more into the fascinating arts,traditions and cultural heritage of Japan and it's people.You will get to work for clients in the corporate world and in various other fields.Your duties could also include converting conversational material to another language,translating TV and online media by creating subtitles,using online translation tools,among others.

Hello,

Hope you’re doing well

after studying all 5 levels of Japanese language and clearing all 5 levels of JLPT till N1, you can work as a language teacher in schools, take tuitions, join and teach in japanese language institutes to gain experience , work as a translator or look for Japan based companies that are recruiting right now.
hope this helps

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Dear aspirant,

I think you want to know about the EFLU entrance exam, but your question isn't quite clear so it would be helpful if you could elaborate more on it.

As far as the exam is concerned, the registration for the exam has already begun. English and Foreign language University had released the EFLU 2021 application form on August 16 at efluniversity.ac.in. You can fill and submit the EFLU application form 2021 online till August 31.  Make sure that you meet the eligibility criteria laid down by the authorities.

Important dates:

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Fujiwara Japanese Language institute teaches Japanese Language since last 30 years and upto now they have taught more than 2000 students including individuals and corporates in Mumbai.They guide and prepare students to give JLPT Exam conducted by Japan government twice year in Mumbai in July and December every year and also teach according to Tenri University method of Japan.They also teach the students Japanese culture,japao conversation skills and Japanese business management style.They are not a recruitment company so they do not guarantee recruitment to students.However many of their students have been recruited in India and in Japan in past.It is a best place to learn Japanese in Mumbai.There professor's have tremendous experience in Japanese language and extremely supportive.They also conduct various programs and seminars to learn not only Japanese but also Japanese culture.

Hello Naresh,

Yes, definitely you can be a Japanese translator or Interpreter what so ever be the age. All you need to have is excellent skills in Japanese. You can start as a freelancer or with internships too. This will give you a kick start and will give you great experience. After that you can head towards further career growth if you wish to.

Moreover, you can take private tutions either offline or online. Due to this pandemic, everyone has started studying online, so you can pursue it as an online teaching too.

And, remember age is just a number. You can start whenever you wish to. You need to have passion and zeal for it.

Hope this sorted your query.

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See there no such restrictions in terms of Japanese Language Interpreter. But if you see the vacancies notification in any of the site then you will find out that for most recruiters the focus is on the experience in the job. Apart from this there are some recruiters which can create restrictions for Fresher Interpreter within age 35-40. So if you have experience, you have nothing to worry. But if you didn't have experience, then it would be better for you to apply with in 30-35 years of age for maximum opportunity.

To know more about Japanese Language visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/japanese-course

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello Aspirant

I hope you are doing fine and good

With reference to your query, I would like to inform you that langma insitute for learning is the best insitute to learn foreign lanuages . Their certifcate which you will get after course completion will benefit you a lot. Moreover, Japenese faculty is quite good here, they give assignements to practise and conducts test to enhance your skills . They also offers online content for backups and they also take extra classes for revision

Hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future

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Fujiwara Japanese language Institute at Dadar Mumbai

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A JLPT-N2 certificate comes with a slew of advantages. Teachers, diplomats, and translators will all benefit from having a JLPT-N2 certification. Being a JLPT-N2 speaker demonstrates not only Japanese fluency, but also an understanding of Japanese culture and courtesy.

Translators

A translator is someone who takes written information and converts them into another language.

Interpreters

The primary responsibilities of an interpreter are to mediate and translate conversation between speakers of various languages.

Diplomats

Diplomats are government employees assigned to embassies and consulates across the world.

Many foreigners choose to work as school teachers, particularly as their first employment in Japan.

Employees who work as flight attendants

Japan Airlines (JAL) and All Nippon Airways are two of the greatest airline companies in the world (ANA).

Employees of Multinational Corporations

Depending on the sort of firm you apply for, becoming an employee in Japan necessitates different abilities.

Many Japanese companies need the JLPT-N2 certificate as a basic requirement. Many foreigners who wish to work in Japan but aren't English teachers must obtain a JLPT-N2 certificate. Furthermore, the higher your JLPT score, the better your job prospects and pay.

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