What grade would a 14 year old be in Japan?

This article explains the Japanese education system and how it differs from other countries. It outlines the grade levels in Japan, which are divided into three main levels: elementary school (小学校 Shōgakkō), middle school (中学校 Chūgaku) and high school (高等学校 Kōtō Gakkō). It also explains that a 14 year old student in Japan would be classified as a second year middle school student (中学 2年生 Chūgaku Ni Nensei). Additionally, it provides considerations for parents when enrolling their children into a Japanese educational institution such as tuition fees, required documents, availability of extracurricular activities etc.
What age do exams start in Japan?

What age do exams start in Japan?

This article discusses the age requirements and types of exams taken in Japan, such as the National Center Test for University Admissions (N-CTU), entrance exams for high schools, English Proficiency Test (EPT) and Business Management Test (BMT). It also provides advice on how to prepare for these exams, with recommendations to start at least one year before taking any type of exam. Finally, it answers some frequently asked questions about exam age requirements in Japan.