Q: How is curriculum content reviewed and updated?

Our learning material is directly mapped to the regulatory syllabi and official public textbooks published by Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW), OTAFF, and The Japan Foundation. All lesson chapters, illustrations, and question banks are authored and verified by certified Japanese language educators and licensed Japanese care specialists (Kaigofukushishi). When regulatory bodies issue updated blueprints or textbook editions (such as OTAFF 4th Edition), updates roll out automatically without extra cost.

Q: What happens if a student closes the app mid-exam or switches phones?

Every lesson, chapter practice session, and timed CBT mock exam automatically saves progress as the student works. If a candidate accidentally closes the browser tab, loses power, or kills the app in the middle of a timed mock exam, reopening the exam resumes seamlessly from the exact question, selected answers, and remaining countdown timer. If a student switches phones or moves between a mobile device and a classroom PC, signing in with their class invite code and email restores their profile without consuming a second seat.

Q: Can agencies reassign seats after a student finishes or deploys?

Yes. Verdit operates on an active-capacity seat model. When a candidate passes their exams or departs for Japan, your administrator simply pauses their student account (or turns off the finished class cohort in one click). That seat is immediately returned to your open pool for a new student while preserving all of the paused student's learning history and exam records. You can reactivate a paused student anytime a seat is open.

Q: How does pricing work, and how do we add seats?

We charge a straightforward monthly or batch subscription based strictly on your active candidate capacity. All teacher and manager dashboard accounts are completely free and unlimited. As your agency takes on larger cohorts, you can scale active seats up or down with one message to your account manager. Qualifying sending organizations can also start with a free 14-day pilot cohort of up to 25 seats.

Q: Who provides technical and learning support?

Verdit provides direct technical and operational support to your agency administration and teaching staff via WhatsApp, email, and scheduled video conferences. We assist with initial batch onboarding, roster imports, and teacher walkthroughs. Candidate-facing help is built directly into the app with mother-tongue UI guides and troubleshooting prompts.

Q: What works on weak internet versus requiring a connection?

The student web and mobile app is optimized for real-world connectivity conditions across Southeast and South Asia. Lesson text, diagrams, and question sets are lightweight and cached on the device, remaining fast and responsive even on slow 3G mobile connections. Answers and scores queue locally if a connection drops and synchronize to the agency dashboard immediately upon reconnection. Video streaming is never required.

Q: Is Verdit officially affiliated with Prometric or the Japanese government?

No. Verdit is an independent educational training platform. Test names (Prometric CBT, OTAFF, JFT-Basic) and regulatory syllabi (MHLW, OTAFF, The Japan Foundation) are referenced strictly for educational alignment and mock exam simulation purposes. Verdit is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Prometric, OTAFF, or the Government of Japan.

Question 1

Can we use our existing teaching materials alongside Verdit?

Accepted Answer

Yes, absolutely. Verdit is intentionally designed to augment your classroom sensei, not replace them. Sending organizations use Verdit for independent homework drills, computer lab mock test sittings, and daily vocabulary practice. Your teachers use the dashboard to see exactly which syllabus topics (e.g. bed-to-wheelchair transfers or HACCP critical points) need extra review during morning lectures.

Question 2

Which courses and languages are available today?

Accepted Answer

Live today, Verdit covers 5 key Japanese syllabus tracks: SSW Nursing Care Skills, SSW Care Japanese, SSW Food Service, SSW Food Manufacturing, and JFT-Basic (A2). Available in 9 live languages today: English, Filipino (Tagalog), Indonesian, Vietnamese, Nepali, Burmese, Khmer, Sinhala, and Thai.

Question 3

How is readiness calculated, and what does it represent?

Accepted Answer

Readiness is a diagnostic metric calculated from a candidate's verified performance across three dimensions: syllabus chapter completion, accuracy on practice questions, and timed CBT mock exam scores evaluated against the regulatory pass marks (60% for Nursing Care, 65% for Food Service & Manufacturing, and 200/250 for JFT-Basic). Teachers also get 4 Priority Attention queues—flagging upcoming exams (<30 days) with low evidence, sub-pass scores, inactive students, and self-reported official exam results awaiting photo verification.

Question 4

How is curriculum content reviewed and updated?

Accepted Answer

Our learning material is directly mapped to the regulatory syllabi and official public textbooks published by Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW), OTAFF, and The Japan Foundation. All lesson chapters, illustrations, and question banks are authored and verified by certified Japanese language educators and licensed Japanese care specialists (Kaigofukushishi). When regulatory bodies issue updated blueprints or textbook editions (such as OTAFF 4th Edition), updates roll out automatically without extra cost.

Question 5

What happens if a student closes the app mid-exam or switches phones?

Accepted Answer

Every lesson, chapter practice session, and timed CBT mock exam automatically saves progress as the student works. If a candidate accidentally closes the browser tab, loses power, or kills the app in the middle of a timed mock exam, reopening the exam resumes seamlessly from the exact question, selected answers, and remaining countdown timer. If a student switches phones or moves between a mobile device and a classroom PC, signing in with their class invite code and email restores their profile without consuming a second seat.

Question 6

Can agencies reassign seats after a student finishes or deploys?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Verdit operates on an active-capacity seat model. When a candidate passes their exams or departs for Japan, your administrator simply pauses their student account (or turns off the finished class cohort in one click). That seat is immediately returned to your open pool for a new student while preserving all of the paused student's learning history and exam records. You can reactivate a paused student anytime a seat is open.

Question 7

How does pricing work, and how do we add seats?

Accepted Answer

We charge a straightforward monthly or batch subscription based strictly on your active candidate capacity. All teacher and manager dashboard accounts are completely free and unlimited. As your agency takes on larger cohorts, you can scale active seats up or down with one message to your account manager. Qualifying sending organizations can also start with a free 14-day pilot cohort of up to 25 seats.

Question 8

Who provides technical and learning support?

Accepted Answer

Verdit provides direct technical and operational support to your agency administration and teaching staff via WhatsApp, email, and scheduled video conferences. We assist with initial batch onboarding, roster imports, and teacher walkthroughs. Candidate-facing help is built directly into the app with mother-tongue UI guides and troubleshooting prompts.

Question 9

What works on weak internet versus requiring a connection?

Accepted Answer

The student web and mobile app is optimized for real-world connectivity conditions across Southeast and South Asia. Lesson text, diagrams, and question sets are lightweight and cached on the device, remaining fast and responsive even on slow 3G mobile connections. Answers and scores queue locally if a connection drops and synchronize to the agency dashboard immediately upon reconnection. Video streaming is never required.

Question 10

Is Verdit officially affiliated with Prometric or the Japanese government?

Accepted Answer

No. Verdit is an independent educational training platform. Test names (Prometric CBT, OTAFF, JFT-Basic) and regulatory syllabi (MHLW, OTAFF, The Japan Foundation) are referenced strictly for educational alignment and mock exam simulation purposes. Verdit is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Prometric, OTAFF, or the Government of Japan.

Option	Matches the SSW syllabus	In their language	You see progress	Timed mock exams
PDFs & worksheets	Sometimes	No	No	No
YouTube & Facebook groups	No	Some	No	No
Generic Japanese apps	No	Some	No	JLPT only
Verdit	5 exams	9 languages	Live	Timed CBT

More candidates pass. You know who will, weeks ahead.

Today you find out who failed when the results come in.

Your whole batch, at a glance.

Study in their language. Practice like the real exam.

Why not just use what's out there?

5 exams. 9 languages live.

Nursing Care Skills Evaluation Test (介護技能評価試験)

Exam Blueprint Topics

Your class is ready in 60 seconds.

Join With a 6-Character Code

Set Up Basic Information

All Pre-Set. Start Studying.

Pay only for active seats.

Active Candidate Seats Only

100% Reusable Seats

Free Pilot Cohort Available

Capacity Plans Sized for Your Training Center

Starter Academy

Organization Pro

Enterprise Network

Questions agencies ask.

Can we use our existing teaching materials alongside Verdit?

Which courses and languages are available today?

How is readiness calculated, and what does it represent?

How is curriculum content reviewed and updated?

What happens if a student closes the app mid-exam or switches phones?

Can agencies reassign seats after a student finishes or deploys?

How does pricing work, and how do we add seats?

Who provides technical and learning support?

What works on weak internet versus requiring a connection?

Is Verdit officially affiliated with Prometric or the Japanese government?

See your batch's readiness in a short demo.

More candidates pass. You know who will, weeks ahead.

Today you find out who failed when the results come in.

Your whole batch, at a glance.

Study in their language. Practice like the real exam.

Why not just use what's out there?

5 exams. 9 languages live.

Nursing Care Skills Evaluation Test (介護技能評価試験)

Exam Blueprint Topics

Your class is ready in 60 seconds.

Join With a 6-Character Code

Set Up Basic Information

All Pre-Set. Start Studying.

Pay only for active seats.

Active Candidate Seats Only

100% Reusable Seats

Free Pilot Cohort Available

Capacity Plans Sized for Your Training Center

Starter Academy

Organization Pro

Enterprise Network

Questions agencies ask.

Can we use our existing teaching materials alongside Verdit?

Which courses and languages are available today?

How is readiness calculated, and what does it represent?

How is curriculum content reviewed and updated?

What happens if a student closes the app mid-exam or switches phones?

Can agencies reassign seats after a student finishes or deploys?

How does pricing work, and how do we add seats?

Who provides technical and learning support?

What works on weak internet versus requiring a connection?

Is Verdit officially affiliated with Prometric or the Japanese government?

See your batch's readiness in a short demo.

特定技能（SSW: Tokutei Ginou）送出機関・現地研修センター向け学習管理システム