GCSE Japanese
From kana to the 200 kanji.
Start with hiragana and katakana, then learn the 200 kanji the exam asks for and the words on its list, each coming back at growing gaps until it sticks. Grammar comes a point at a time. Listening and reading questions are set in English, as the papers set them, and your writing is marked against the mark scheme. Speaking practice covers the role-play, the picture task and the conversation.
How it works
Three things happen in every session.
Step 1
Answer a question
GCSE-style originals, marked straight away.
Step 2
It adapts as you go
The difficulty follows your answers, and Wiz says when it moves.
Get questions right and harder ones come. Slip, and they ease off again. On a new topic, your first few answers set where it starts.
Step 3
See progress that means something
A step for every topic, and a report to share.
An example. The question comes from our Japanese practice; the round and the progress show the kind you'll see, and a report gives an estimated grade range, never a prediction.
GCSE Japanese topics
GCSE-style original questions written by our team - Foundation and Higher tier.
Words and sentences
Verbs and their forms
Listening
Specification and how to revise
What the exam actually covers, and how the grade moves.
Aligned to UK exam boards
Mapped to what your board actually tests
Choose your board to see its specification, paper structure and official resources.