What level of Japanese is required for non-Japanese major recruitment?

Generally speaking, at least Grade 2 is required, not College Japanese Grade 2, but JLPT Japanese Proficiency Test.

This test * * * is divided into four levels: one, two, three and four * * *, and each level of test is divided into three parts: vocabulary, listening and reading grammar. CET-4 requires candidates to study Japanese for about 65,438+050 class hours, complete the first half of the primary Japanese course, master primary grammar, master about 65,438+000 Chinese characters, master about 800 words, and be able to have simple conversations and read and write simple essays. The third level requires candidates to study Japanese for about 300 hours, complete the elementary Japanese course, master basic grammar, have about 300 Chinese characters and about 1500 words, and have the ability to read and write general conversations and simple articles. The second level requires candidates to learn Japanese for about 600 hours, complete intermediate Japanese courses, master advanced grammar, master about 1000 Chinese characters and about 6,000 words, and have general listening, speaking, reading and writing abilities. 1 requires candidates to learn Japanese for about 900 hours, master advanced Japanese grammar, have about 2,000 Chinese characters, and have a vocabulary of about 10000, which can meet the needs of social communication, university study and basic research.

The certificates of Grade I, II, III and IV are all valid for a long time.