Important Information

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Tutorial 

”This YouTube video explains “How to use the TTBJ (Tsukuba Test-Battery of Japanese)”.
1. What TTBJ tests are available?


2. Preparations for taking TTBJ tests


3. How to take TTBJ tests and check your results

System Requirements 

To take TTBJ tests, all you need is the internet and headphones 

If you have access to the internet and headphones, you can take TTBJ Japanese language proficiency tests anytime, anywhere. 

The following system requirements are required in order to take TTBJ tests. 

OS Windows 8.1 or above / Mac OS X or above
Internet browser
Edge、FireFox、Google Chrome
Monitor
Resolution of 1024×768 or higher
Other requirements
Must be able to play audio files.
JavaScript must be enabled.
Must have an internet connection speed (high-speed connection) capable of playing videos.




Terms of Use 



The TTBJ was developed with a Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research. While continuing to receive input from contributors, since its release on the internet the TTBJ has been adopted as a placement test as well as for language acquisition research by many institutions. We wish to express our sincere thanks to all these institutions for their support.


The TTBJ is used by the University of Tsukuba as a placement test. For several years, the University of Tsukuba has been using the TTBJ Test for Individuals to sort more than 1,000 students into appropriate Japanese language class levels every year. We recommend asking students to take the set of tests individually and then present the results sent to them via PDF file to your learning institution. If you wish to use the TTBJ test in the same manner, please refer to the Test Manual, which is available on the website of the Japanese Language Education Division of the Center for Education of Global Communication, the University of Tsukuba (http://www.cegloc.tsukuba.ac.jp/page/page000423.html).


The TTBJ (Tsukuba Test-Battery of Japanese) is operated by The Center for Distance Learning of Japanese and Japanese Issues within the Center for Education of Global Communication, the University of Tsukuba.


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