Language Preparation

Track all your Japanese practice in one place.

Progress across kana, vocabulary, workplace phrases, signs, kanji, reading passages, and JFT practice — consolidated into a single language readiness score.

Language is a visa requirement

SSW visa applicants must pass either the JFT-Basic (A2 level practical Japanese) or JLPT N4. Most tracks accept JFT-Basic — but JLPT N4 opens more pathways and is more broadly recognized by employers.

Nine tools, one score

This hub aggregates your progress across kana recognition, vocabulary, workplace phrases, signs, kanji, numbers, sentence building, reading passages, and JFT practice into a single language readiness percentage — so you can see the full picture without switching between tools.

Language protects you on the job

Being able to read safety signs, understand shift schedules, and respond to workplace instructions is not just a test requirement — it reduces injury risk and helps you identify when your rights are being violated before it becomes a bigger problem.

Language readiness

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Start with any language tool below to see your progress. No account needed — your progress is saved in this browser.

All language tools

Your progress across every language tool on the platform.

Language requirements by track

Each job track has a different language baseline. Hospitality roles need the most; agriculture and manufacturing can start with less.

Language is only part of preparation

Build the full picture.

Language preparation is one of four dimensions employers evaluate. Use the readiness check to see how your language level fits with your overall preparation.

Preparation Milestones

Five-stage structured path from language foundation through to application readiness

JFT-Basic Practice Test

25-question practice test at A2 / JLPT N4 level — the actual standard tested in the SSW visa language requirement

Vocabulary Trainer

86 workplace phrases across all 4 SSW job tracks — flashcard and quiz modes with progress tracking