Stellar Performance in Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)
As a requirement at work, each employee strives to learn Japanese Language and aim to pass each proficiency level from N5 which is the basic up to N1 the highest and the most difficult level of the JLPT that even some Japanese find it to be extremely challenging but for Mr. Clarenz Elamparo of Kelphil’s Structural-West Group who passed with flying colors, it was a different story altogether. After passing the N5 level he decided to skip the N4 Level and took directly the N3 level which he achieved an exemplary perfect score. While, it hasn’t been a year when he passed the N2 Level, he remarkably passed the N1 Level in just one attempt, setting a high standard for excellence, which we at KELPHIL are so proud of.
Passing N1 is hard, and to be really honest I did not expect at all to pass. Most likely if I were to take it again, I won’t guarantee that I will pass. It is hard, but if you think about the reward – the increase in allowances and possible future increases, it is worth your effort to at least try. If someone like me was able to pass the exam, you can too.”
Beyond the recognition and rewards Mr. Elamparo’s success serves as an inspiration to all aspirants and co-employees that with unwavering determination no summit is insurmountable.
Here is the complete list of KELPHIL passers in December 2023 JLPT
- Clarenz Elamparo N1
- Ma. Elizabeth Ann Uy N2
- Mae Louisse Allas N2
- John Levie Manalad N3
- Rachelle Ann Dino N3
- Evangeline Del Mundo N4
- Ron Jairus Nalunat N4
- Emmerson Navarro N4
- James Alvin Arboleda N4
- Shane Hilary Abado N4
- Marco Samaniego N4
- Ivanne Manalo N4
- Jarrie Arriane Mactal N4
- Roselyn Anonical N4
- Julianne Nicole Cometa N4
- James Anthony Asis N5
CONGRATULATIONS!
