Study in Japan
IELTS, an internationally-recognised English language proficiency test, is a popular choice for students wishing to study at secondary or tertiary level in Japan. It is used as part of the admission process by over 50 institutions and forms part of the internationalisation process in Japanese high schools and universities. Studying for IELTS will not only improve your English level but also helps you to achieve your goal of studying at a world-class university in Japan.
IELTS requirements of top universities in Japan
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Minimum IELTS score required
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The University of Tokyo
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Kyoto University
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6.0
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Tokyo Institute of Technology
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6.5
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Osaka University
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Tohoku University
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Why do an increasing number candidates wishing to study in Japan choose IELTS?
(1) Demonstrate your ability to communicate in a face-to-face Speaking test.
Unlike other language proficiency exams where you are required to talk to a machine during your Speaking test, IELTS gives you the opportunity to talk with an examiner face-to-face in a relaxing and supported environment.
(2) Develop skills relevant to your studies and student life.
IELTS places emphasis on your ability to communicate in authentic situations. There is no need to memo-rise large amounts of unnecessary vocabulary or grammar. Rather, IELTS includes learning how to com-municate in a range of scenarios you will encounter in learning environments. This will empower you to reach your full potential in your studies and student life.
Work in Japan
Language skills are key to a successful career. Many employers require evidence of your English language proficiency, so being able to prove your skills is an important part of the job-hunting and promotion processes.
A great way to do this is by taking IELTS, a highly-popular English language proficiency test which is recognised by many multinational organisations and Government agencies , including National Personnel Authority and Ministry of Education.