Is it difficult for single women over 30 to study in Japan?

It is entirely possible to study in Japan. At present, at this age, you can choose to say the following:

1, further education: apply for a Japanese language school → study professional knowledge and Japanese during the language school → enter the or College of Japanese University (or apply for a Japanese graduate student first, and enter a Japanese monk after studying for 1~2 years) → enter school to complete your studies.

2. Employment: apply for a Japanese language school → study Japanese during the language school → apply for admission to a Japanese specialized school → learn relevant professional knowledge → work in Japan for a period of time after graduation → choose to return to China or stay in Japan.

3. Japanese skill training (suitable for people with strong working ability): apply for a Japanese language school → learn Japanese during the language school → directly find a job in Japan or return to work in a Japanese company after mastering Japanese.

Because Japanese is the foundation of everything, if you don't get a score of N 1 in Japanese, you can't take the exam and apply for a job. Therefore, the first step of not knowing Japanese is to choose a language school for transition, and language schools can also provide guidance for further studies and employment.

Of course, for those whose Japanese has reached the level of N 1, we can ignore the step of studying in language schools and consider directly taking the exam in Japanese universities or looking for an intermediary in China to find a job in Japan.