A guide for parents
Learning Japanese can open doors to study and work in Japan. Here is what your child will learn, how we keep you informed and the honest facts about the road ahead.
Three real routes after the course
Japan's Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) visa hires workers from India in sectors such as nursing care, food service and construction. It needs JFT-Basic or JLPT N4 and a skills test.
How the work route works →Japanese language schools and universities accept international students. A JLPT N2 or N1 certificate opens most degree programs taught in Japanese.
Advanced JLPT courses →Japanese companies with offices in India, and the firms that work with them, look for staff who can speak and read Japanese.
All courses →You will always know how your child is doing
- Attendance is recorded every class
- Weekly mock tests in the real exam format
- A monthly progress report shared with parents on WhatsApp
- Parent meetings with the trainer before each exam
- Batches of up to 20, so every student gets attention
- Student
- Your child
- Course
- JLPT N5 · Kannur
- Attendance
- 22 of 24 classes
Trainer's note: Good progress with kana. Practise kanji 15 minutes a day.
An honest word about jobs and agents
One Zero prepares students for the language exams and interviews, and supports them through placement, documentation and pre-departure training. Final job offers and visas are decided by employers in Japan and the Japanese authorities. Be very careful with anyone who guarantees a job or a visa for a large fee, and always check details with official sources.
Questions parents ask
Who can join?
Plus Two students, diploma and ITI holders, degree and engineering graduates, nursing and hospitality professionals, skilled technicians and young professionals.
Is Japan a safe country to live and work in?
Japan is known as one of the safest countries in the world, with low crime and reliable public services. Workers on the SSW visa have the same labour protections as Japanese workers.
How much does it cost to go to Japan for work?
Costs depend on the route and the employer, so we cannot give one figure. Language training is the part you pay us for; ask us for the current course fees. Be careful of anyone asking for large fees to arrange a job.
Can my child continue regular studies alongside the course?
Yes. We run morning, evening and weekend batches, and hybrid classes, so students can study alongside college or work.
Can I attend a class with my child?
Yes. Parents are welcome at the free demo class and at parent meetings.
Start your career in Japan
Tell us about yourself and our career team will suggest the right course and sector, with batch dates and fee details.
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