SSW Agriculture Mini Test

About this mini test

This page is a simple self-check page for people who want to work in Japan in the agriculture field under the Specified Skilled Worker status.

Important: This mini test was created independently by Tommy’s Legal Service for learning support. It is not an official exam. It does not guarantee success in the official exam or approval of a visa application.

For the SSW Agriculture field, it is important to prepare for the Agriculture Skill Assessment Test and Japanese language test. Even after passing the tests, your current status, employer, actual job duties, employment contract, support system, and application documents must be checked carefully.

What is the SSW Agriculture field?

The Specified Skilled Worker Agriculture field is for people who work in Japan’s agriculture sector. It may include crop farming, harvesting, sorting, shipment preparation, and livestock-related work depending on the actual job duties.

However, whether your employer is appropriate and whether your actual work is covered by the SSW Agriculture field must be checked before applying.

Harvesting and sorting Handle vegetables, fruits, and crops carefully

Safety checks Farm tools, blades, machinery, heat, and footing

Hygiene and quality Hand washing, foreign objects, and product quality

Before applying Applicant, employer, documents, and screening trends

Farm workers harvesting vegetables in an agricultural field — When harvesting, sorting, and preparing shipment, it is important to handle crops carefully and confirm workplace instructions.

Start the mini test

Press “Start the test” to show the questions and start the countdown timer. There are 10 questions. Choose the best answer for each question.

Time limit: 5 minutes
The questions will not be shown until you press the start button. When time is up, unanswered questions will be counted as 0 points.

Time left: 05:00

1. What should you check before starting farm work?

Job details, tools, and dangerous areas Start immediately without checking anything Decide alone when you do not understand

2. What is important when handling harvested vegetables or fruits?

Handle them carefully so they are not damaged Throw them strongly Put them in a dirty place

3. What is appropriate when using agricultural machinery?

Use it even if you do not know how Check how to use it and follow workplace rules Carelessly approach moving machinery

4. What is important when handling agricultural chemicals?

Follow the required method and use protective equipment Change the amount by yourself Always handle them with bare hands

5. What should you do when working outside on a hot day?

Drink water and report if you feel unwell Keep working silently even if you feel unwell Do not drink water

6. What should you do first if you are injured during work?

Continue working without saying anything Report to the person in charge immediately Always decide by yourself

7. What is important in livestock-related work?

Pay attention to animals’ condition and hygiene Do not observe changes in animals Do not care about cleanliness

8. If someone says “Please sort them,” what does it mean?

Separate good items from bad items Please take a break Please go home

9. What should you do if you do not understand the work instruction?

Work without understanding Stop and confirm before working Continue based on your imagination

10. If you pass the agriculture skills test and Japanese language test, is your SSW status always approved?

Yes, it is always approved No, immigration screening is still required Only the farm decides

How to read your score

8 to 10 points You have a good basic understanding. Please continue studying with official learning materials.

5 to 7 points You have some basic knowledge, but should review farm safety, workplace Japanese, and reporting.

0 to 4 points Please review basic terms and official learning materials before trying again.

Before applying Passing the exams does not automatically guarantee approval of SSW status.

Fresh vegetables harvested from a farm field — For the SSW Agriculture field, you should check not only exam preparation but also the employer, actual job duties, and application documents.

What to check after passing the exam

Even after passing the tests, there are important points to check for a Certificate of Eligibility application or a change of status application.

1. Applicant Current status of residence, period of stay, past applications, refusals, exam results, and Japanese test status.

2. Employer Farm or agricultural corporation, actual job duties, employment contract, salary, social insurance, and acceptance system.

3. Documents Exam certificate, employment contract, support plan, employer documents, and applicant documents.

4. Screening trends Agriculture field rules, additional document requests, legal updates, and acceptance conditions.