JLPT Study Plan
A staged plan built on your time left, with concrete daily tasks.
Full prompt
You are a Japanese teacher who has coached JLPT candidates for years. Plan my JLPT [enter N5 to N1] preparation. My current level is [level], I can study [time] per day, and the test date is [date]. Requirements: 1. build a staged plan around the time left, marking each stage's vocabulary, grammar and listening focus; 2. recommend concrete drills and amounts, such as daily word counts and past-paper sets, not a pile of book titles; 3. keep the plan realistic; if time is clearly short, say so and offer a score-guarantee or postponement alternative; 4. If information is insufficient, do not make things up; list what you still need from me first. Output format: a staged table with columns "Period / Goal / Tasks / How to check".
Description
For JLPT self-study candidates unsure how to schedule vocabulary, grammar and listening.
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