Japanese language education in Russia
Standardised testing

Japanese language education in Russia

Section Title: Standardised testing
Table Section Text: None

Year	Country	City	Number of Examinees by Level

L1	L2	L3	L4	Total

2006	Kazakhstan	Almaty	50	98	135	91	374

Russia	Khabarovsk	18	56	89	63	226

Moscow	64	259	465	374	1,162

Novosibirsk	12	61	115	82	270

Vladivostok	23	92	105	85	305

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk	5	32	78	89	204

Ukraine	Kiev	29	89	127	109	354

Uzbekistan	Tashkent	61	111	145	88	405

2005	Kazakhstan	Almaty	28	43	68	25	164

Russia	Moscow	48	197	316	287	848

Vladivostok	23	56	97	55	231

Ukraine	Kiev	27	63	120	54	284

Uzbekistan	Tashkent	41	101	122	69	333

2004	Kazakhstan	Almaty	34	63	61	28	186

Russia	Moscow	33	168	265	310	776

Vladivostok	23	94	58	58	233

2003	Kazakhstan	Almaty	41	87	42	24	194

Russia	Moscow	34	157	224	207	622

Vladivostok	20	73	61	45	199

2002	Data missing

2001	Russia	Moscow	34	78	173	159	444

Vladivostok	17	34	84	38	173

2000	Russia	Moscow	26	120	122	94	362

1999	Russia	Moscow	24	101	135	88	348

1998	Russia	Moscow	278

Sentence(s)

The Japanese Language Test has been offered in Russia since 1998, at first only in Moscow, but in Vladivostok as well since 2001.
The Japanese Language Proficiency Test has been offered in Russia since 1998, at first only in Moscow, but since 2001, in Vladivostok as well.
The Japanese Language Proficiency Test has been offered in Russia since 1998, at first only in Moscow, but since 2001, in Vladivostok as well.

final_sentence: The Japanese Language Test has been offered in Russia since 1998, at first only in Moscow, but in Vladivostok as well since 2001.
final_sentence: The Japanese Language Proficiency Test has been offered in Russia since 1998, at first only in Moscow, but since 2001, in Vladivostok as well.
final_sentence: The Japanese Language Proficiency Test has been offered in Russia since 1998, at first only in Moscow, but since 2001, in Vladivostok as well.