The Japan Center of Excellence at Acharya is a dedicated hub that offers a focused learning environment with expert-led courses in Japanese language, culture, and business practices. At the center, you'll find specialized Japanese language courses, opportunities to dive into the country’s rich cultural heritage, and even support for securing jobs in Japan. Through cultural events like the annual Japan Habba festival, proficiency testing, and immersive learning programs, the center will help you take your passion for Japan to the next level.
Students should consider Japan for their academic and career aspirations because it offers a unique combination of high-quality education, immersive cultural experiences, and strong career prospects.
The Japanese language center trains students for the Language Proficiency Test (JLPT), an internationally recognized certification that measures your Japanese language skills. Most companies in Japan require a JLPT level certificate, especially N3 or above, to assess communication ability. The center helps students in
A final-year or pre-final-year student with a relevant technical qualification (B.Tech, Diploma, etc.) and a strong academic record is eligible. Students gain employment in Engineering, IT, Manufacturing, Automotive, Electronics, Research & Development, and specialized technical roles. While some IT companies may use English internally, Japanese language skills are essential for communication with colleagues, understanding work culture, and living in Japan. Most employers expect at least JLPT N4 or N3 level.
Graduates can expect an average starting salary of 2,00,000–2,50,000 yen per month (approx. ₹1.1–₹1.4 lakh), along with benefits like transportation allowance, health insurance, and pension contributions.
The Japanese Center of Excellence also assists with work visa processing, document preparation, pre-departure training, accommodation guidance, and settling-in support in Japan. Post placement, the center offers counselling, peer networking, and advice for managing workplace challenges.