Due to errors on the system-generated Examinee Registration Numbers of all test vouchers, all registered test takers of the JLPT this December 4, 2022 are advised to DISREGARD and NOT PRINT the current test voucher from the JLPT Online Platform.
A notice will be posted once the issue is resolved and test vouchers can be downloaded and printed.
Send your concerns and questions about JLPT to [email protected].
The hard copy of the JLPT July 2022 Test Results (Passed and Not Passed) were sent out through third-party delivery services.
All examinees who were able to take the test must keep their registered phone numbers active for them to be reached by the third-party delivery service representatives.
Should you have any questions or concerns about JLPT, please send us an email to [email protected].
All Applications (Manila Test Site) from September 1 to 20, 2022 are approved EXCEPT for applications with payment attachment issues and registration issues.
Approved applicants can download their test vouchers in their respective accounts through the JLPT Online Application Platform (https://jlpt-apply.jfmo.org.ph/).
**Applicants with concerns about their registrations should send us an email at [email protected] within today, September 26, 2022 at 11:59PM
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Manila Test Site is still accepting JLPT applications until September 20 (Tuesday) at 11:59PM. The JLPT Online Application Platform (https://jlpt-apply.jfmo.org.ph/) will no longer accept applications from September 21, 2022 (Wednesday) at 12:00 Midnight onwards.
Applications submitted from September 6 onwards are still in the process of validation. Please wait for your approval email.
For any concerns (Manila), please email [email protected].
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On March 6, NCF and PIJLC Academic Adviser, Kenjiro Ogata sensei celebrated his 65th birthday. Coincidentally, this year also marks his 25th year of unwavering commitment to Japanese language education in the Philippines. To celebrate the two joyous and momentous occasions, teachers, students, and staff of the schools presented a surprise tribute video to Ogata Sensei during the recently concluded Faculty Development Program (FDP) at the NCF Makati campus last March 19, 2017.
Before the video presentation, staff brought out a birthday cake and started singing “Happy Birthday” to Ogata Sensei to his surprise. After the greetings, FDP manager, Keli Biscarra Sensei, engaged the teachers in a short trivia game, which included fun questions and facts about the birthday celebrant.
In the tribute video, colleagues and students thanked Ogata Sensei not only for his invaluable contributions to the schools, but also for his support and guidance in their Nihongo studies and training. There were heartwarming anecdotes from students who are now also Nihongo teachers of how Ogata sensei taught them and helped them pass their Japanese proficiency test.
Moreover, staff and school administrators shared their stories about sensei that reflected the long history of his career as a Nihongo teacher in the Philippines. Throughout the 8-minute long video, Ogata sensei quietly watched with a big smile as everyone wished him good health and more birthdays to come.
In addition, The Philippines-Japan Friendship Foundation (PJFF), which established and oversees NCF and PIJLC, tendered a separate dinner for Ogata Sensei on March 6. PJFF board members who were present included Amb. Joey Laurel, Mr. Francis Laurel, Ms. Marilen Laurel-Loinaz, Ms. Ditas Laurel-Marquez, Mr. Toti Torres, Mr. Bobby Castillo, and Mr. JJ Soriano. NCF and PIJLC President, Philip Sanvictores, together with other school officials and faculty, also attended the intimate dinner where everyone offered a toast to congratulate Ogata sensei and wish him more years at NCF and PIJLC.
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