30 FREQUENTLY ASKED JAPANESE STUDENT INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AND HOW TO ANSWER

30 FREQUENTLY ASKED JAPANESE STUDENT INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AND HOW TO ANSWER

International students must interview with a representative of Japanese language schools in order to be admitted to study in Japan. These interviews are often conducted in Japanese with an interpreter. You may learn about typical interview questions on this page if you're applying to study in Japan.

Here are 30 frequently asked questions when interviewing Japanese language schools

What is your name? How old are you?

How many people are there in your family?

How old is the oldest and youngest brother in your family? Going to school or working?

What kind of work are you doing? How much salary/month?

Do you have siblings in Japan?

Which school are you attending?

What are you doing (If graduated)?

What degree do you already have?

What major have you studied or are studying in Vietnam?

What year did you graduate from high school/university?

From what year to what year did you attend university/high school?

Why did you choose Japan to study abroad?

How long are you planning to go? When will you return to Vietnam?

What do you plan to learn? What is your goal?

What is the purpose of your trip?

Who will pay you to study?

How do you know about the school to study in Japan?

What do you know about the school you are going to?

What is the address of the school?

How much is the tuition?

How will you live while studying in Japan?

Do you have family in Japan?

If you have relatives in Japan, what is their address? What are they doing?

Who pays you while studying in Japan?

What do your parents do?

How much is your family's income per month?

Do you have any documents to prove your parents' income?

How much will your parents pay for your studies/month in Japan?

How much money did your parents save for your studies in Japan?

What are your future plans, after you finish your studies?

Instructions on how to answer some important questions

To get the best results in the interview, you should focus on listening, stay calm and confident when answering the Japanese language school's questions. In particular, do not answer questions and answer questions exactly in accordance with the information declared in the application for studying in Japan.

Question 12: Why did you choose Japan to study abroad?

For this question, you need to list the strengths of studying in Japan instead of studying in Vietnam. It can be said about the quality of educational training as well as summarizing the differences, quality, degrees, educational environment.. of the education in Japan. Besides, if your field of study is not available in the country, please indicate the special opportunity to study your favorite major in Japan.

Question 22: Do you have family in Japan?

For this question you should be honest but also tactful when answering. If you have relatives in Japan but quite far away from where you live or distant relatives may not need to mention much about them. In case you have relatives who stay illegally or overstay your visa, this is a disadvantage for you.

Question 30: What are your future plans, after you finish your study program?

For this question, the interviewer wants to check if you are serious about your chosen field of study when studying in Japan. Therefore, you should clearly answer your plans for the future. Example: When I finish studying economics, I will return to my home country and apply for a job at a company that has a lot of experience in this field and learns practical skills. I want to open my own company, so I will accumulate enough capital and experience. I am currently aiming to work at company A,..

Wish you confidence, the best answer to be able to fulfill your dream of studying abroad in the land of cherry blossoms.