What is the difference between SBJT standard business Japanese and BJT business Japanese?

The main features of Standard Business Japanese Test (SBJT) are developed for Japanese employees of Japanese companies in China or those who work in Japanese companies and those who want to communicate with Japan. The content of the test is permeated with Japanese corporate culture, habits and Japanese business etiquette.

Business Japanese Proficiency Test (BJT) is a worldwide test, which aims to test the practical Japanese ability in business and other work. Pay more attention to the applicant's actual Japanese ability, especially the ability to cope with Japanese application in the business field, so as to objectively evaluate the business Japanese level of non-native Japanese speakers and serve Japanese enterprises at home and abroad to recruit and use outstanding Japanese talents. Therefore, it is highly recognized by Japanese companies and has high recognition and credibility. For those who are interested in engaging in business activities with Japan, passing this exam will be of great help to employment, business activities and future promotion.

Compared with BJT, STBJ exam mainly reduces the difficulty of the exam and narrows the scope of knowledge, which is more suitable for the demand of Japanese-funded enterprises for general Japanese talents.

You can try it after you finish the intermediate level, but you'd better finish the advanced level, and what you take is not ordinary daily life, but business class. It is best to learn business Japanese.

BJT does not grade, but tests according to scores.

More than 600 points: have sufficient Japanese communication skills in any business scenario.

Above 530 points: Have appropriate Japanese communication skills in a wide range of business scenarios.

Above 420 points: Have appropriate Japanese communication skills in limited business occasions.

Above 320 points: Have certain Japanese communication skills in limited business scenarios.

Above 200 points: minimum Japanese communication skills in limited business scenarios.

0 or above: basically have no business Japanese communication ability.

BJT400 or above-equivalent to Japanese proficiency test level 2 or above (new standard day intermediate level is completed)

Bjt score above 300-equivalent to Japanese proficiency test level 4 or above (finished in junior high school on the new standard day)

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