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NAVIS - India's First Specified Skilled Worker (Caregiver) Travels to Japan Three Indian Nurses have passed a Specified Skill Worker Test (SSW)

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Press Release 23rd Sep,2020
NAVIS Human Resources Private Limited

NAVIS Human Resources’s CEO, Takako Oshibuchi, is pleased to announce that NAVIS has successfully introduced three Indian nurses in Japan, thereby placing NAVIS at the topmost position as a sending organization, under a specified skilled worker program. Further, CEO shares some of the great insight of NAVIS as she praises the students’ who have been a huge part of NAVIS’s success over the years. She also brings to light that NAVIS has been thoroughly worked toward providing the best student friendly environment through various programs like TITP and SSW.

NAVIS approved by JITCO

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NAVIS is the only One Japanese Language Training Center in India approved by JITCO (Japan International Training Co - Operation Organisation) under TITP to send Resources to Japan

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ISO Certified Japanese Training Center

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NAVIS Nihongo Training Center Pvt Ltd has received its ISO 9001:2015 certification for Japanese Language Training.This certification confirms NAVIS focus on quality training, customer satisfaction, and the drive for continuous improvement.

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Successfully Completed Corporate batch

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Another Corporate batch successfully completes the Short term Japanese Language training , We wish them Good luck for their Bright Future. — at NAVIS Institute of Foreign Language.

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Japanese Course Available at NAVIS

Level Duration Content
JLPT N5 140 HRS Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji 110, Basic Level Grammar, Vocabulary
JLPT N4 150 HRS Kanji 200, Supplementary level Grammar, Vocabulary
JLPT N3 160 HRS Kanji 330, Higher level Expression, Vocabulary
JLPT N2 160 HRS Kanji 380, Advanced Level Expression, Grammar and Vocabulary
JLPT N1 300 HRS Kanji 1000, Expert level Expressions, Grammar
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JLPT Course Level

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N4 and N5 measure the level of understanding of basic Japanese mainly learned in class. N1and N2 measure the level of understanding of Japanese used in a broad range of scenes in actual everyday life. N3 is a bridging level between N1/N2 and N4/N5.

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