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Japan SSW & JFT-Basic Practice Quiz for Nepali Workers

By sushil / August 29, 2026

Test your knowledge of Japan’s Specified Skilled Worker (Tokutei Ginou) visa program and the JFT-Basic language test — a completely different track from JLPT N5, focused on practical workplace Japanese and SSW program facts for Nepali workers heading to Japan.

Japan SSW & JFT-Basic Practice Quiz for Nepali Workers

10 questions · 15 minute time limit

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How does Japan's Tokutei Ginou (Specified Skilled Worker/SSW) visa mainly differ from the older TITP (Technical Intern Training Program)? SSW is designed as an employment visa for workers with proven skills, while TITP is framed as a training program SSW is only for students, while TITP is only for workers SSW does not require any Japanese language ability, while TITP does SSW is limited to agriculture, while TITP covers all sectors

What is the JFT-Basic (Japan Foundation Test for Basic Japanese) primarily used for? Certifying Japanese university admission Proving a minimum level of practical Japanese for SSW visa applicants Replacing the JLPT for all purposes Testing advanced business Japanese for executives

How does JFT-Basic differ from JLPT in format and purpose? JFT-Basic is a paper test only, while JLPT is computer-based only JFT-Basic focuses on practical, everyday and work-related situations, while JLPT is a broader academic Japanese proficiency test with five levels JFT-Basic tests only kanji, while JLPT tests only grammar There is no real difference between the two tests

Roughly what level of Japanese ability does passing JFT-Basic correspond to? JLPT N1 (advanced) JLPT N2 (upper intermediate) Approximately JLPT N4 (basic) No comparable JLPT level exists

If a candidate already holds JLPT N4 or higher, do they still need to take JFT-Basic for most SSW categories? Yes, JFT-Basic is always mandatory regardless of other test results No, JLPT N4 or above is generally accepted as meeting the language requirement instead of JFT-Basic, but a separate skills test for the specific job field is still required No further testing of any kind is required if JLPT N4 is held JLPT N4 only counts for the language test, not for anything else

Which of the following is NOT one of the designated SSW (Tokutei Ginou) industry sectors? Nursing care Construction Software development as a stand-alone SSW category Food and beverage manufacturing

In a Japanese workplace, what does the common phrase 'Otsukaresama desu' (u304au75b2u308cu69d8u3067u3059) generally mean or express? A formal request to leave early A greeting/acknowledgment recognizing someone's effort or work, often said when arriving, leaving, or passing colleagues An apology for being late A way to ask for a raise

What does the workplace instruction 'Kakunin shite kudasai' (u78bau8a8du3057u3066u304fu3060u3055u3044) ask someone to do? Please sign this document Please repeat the task Please check or confirm something Please translate this into English

In a Japanese work schedule, what does 'Gozen kuji kara gogo goji made' (u5348u524d9u6642u304bu3089u5348u5f8c5u6642u307eu3067) mean? From 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM From 9:00 PM to 5:00 AM From 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM From 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM

What is the key practical difference between SSW Type 1 (Tokutei Ginou 1) and SSW Type 2 (Tokutei Ginou 2) status? Type 1 allows bringing family members and unlimited renewals, while Type 2 does not Type 1 has a maximum stay of up to 5 years and generally does not allow bringing family, while Type 2 (available in specific sectors) allows longer or renewable stays and permits family members Type 1 and Type 2 are identical in every respect Type 2 is only for short-term seasonal work of a few months

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