Being able to speak Japanese at N1 level is generally considered as a fairly high level, because it covers a wealth of Japanese language knowledge and skills, including advanced grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, listening and speaking. For people with Japanese learning background or working in Japan, holding the N1 certificate can show their high-level language ability and play a positive role in improving their employment competitiveness and career development.

The occupation fields in which p>N1 certificate is usually required include education, translation, research, international trade, tourism and multinational enterprises. If you plan to work in these fields, holding the N1 certificate can make you more attractive to employers and improve your employment opportunities in these fields. At the same time, if you are a freelancer or plan to enter Japan-related industries, such as media, culture and art, catering and tourism, holding the N1 certificate can improve your professional recognition and gain more business opportunities.

In short, holding the N1 certificate is very helpful for job seekers in Japanese-related occupations, which can show their high-level language ability and improve their professional competitiveness and career development opportunities. However, it should be noted that the certificate is only a proof of ability. Besides Japanese ability, other abilities are equally important, such as interpersonal skills and professional skills.