What we do

Everything we actually do.

Nine points of support: two language tracks, the exams that sit at the end of each, and the study-abroad work that follows.

  1. 01

    Japanese language, N5

    Beginner Japanese from the writing systems up: hiragana, katakana, basic kanji, and the grammar the N5 paper tests.

  2. 02

    Japanese language, N4

    The level most Japanese language schools and work routes treat as a real starting point. Grammar, reading speed and listening.

  3. 03

    JLPT preparation

    Japanese-Language Proficiency Test preparation, with past-paper practice and timing work.

  4. 04

    JFT-Basic preparation

    Japan Foundation Test for Basic Japanese, the everyday-Japanese test used on the Specified Skilled Worker route.

  5. 05

    Skill test model exams

    Model exams for the sector skill tests sat alongside JFT-Basic, under exam conditions and marked.

  6. 06

    Korean language, basic

    Hangul, pronunciation, and the core vocabulary and grammar the EPS-TOPIK is built on.

  7. 07

    Korean language, advanced

    Listening speed, reading under time pressure and the question patterns that separate a competitive EPS-TOPIK mark from a passing one.

  8. 08

    EPS-TOPIK model exams

    Full-length model exams under real conditions, marked and then worked through question by question.

  9. 09

    Study abroad guidance

    After the language: institution selection in Japan, document preparation, applications and visa guidance.

Students working together at a shared desk

Support does not stop at the exam hall

A result is a checkpoint, not an outcome. What follows it is the part where things go wrong: the wrong institution, a document rejected on a technicality, a registration window missed because nobody was watching for the announcement.

Application support, document preparation and visa guidance are part of the same service as the first class, not an extra bought later.

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Six stages, one thread.

The route from a first conversation in Kathmandu to a first morning abroad.

  1. 01

    Discover

    We sit down with you to understand where you are starting from, what your budget is, and which of the two tracks actually fits. Sometimes the honest answer is neither, or not yet.

  2. 02

    Plan

    We set the level you need, the exam you are aiming at and the date you are aiming at it. Working backwards from the exam is what turns a vague intention into a timetable.

  3. 03

    Learn

    Classes begin. Japanese from N5 through N4, or Korean from basic through advanced, in a classroom in Maharajgunj with a set schedule.

  4. 04

    Sit the model exam

    A full-length model exam under real conditions, marked and then worked through with you. This is the checkpoint that decides whether you register for the real test or take another cycle.

  5. 05

    Apply

    For the Japan track: institution selection, documents, translations and the application itself. For the Korea track: the EPS registration and the paperwork that follows a result.

  6. 06

    Go

    Pre-departure guidance, and a number you can still call once you have landed. The relationship is not supposed to end at the airport.

The next chapter is waiting.

It starts with one class, and one conversation.

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Narayan Gopal Chowk, Maharajgunj-3, Kathmandu, Nepal

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