保育士Pass｜保育士試験対策

Hoikushi Pass is an unofficial exam preparation app for the childcare worker certification exam, allowing you to study all nine written subjects on your smartphone. It includes approximately 800 questions, combining past exam-based questions with original questions covering important topics such as laws, regulations, and childcare guidelines.

The nine written subjects covered are: Principles of Childcare, Principles of Education, Social Care, Child and Family Welfare, Social Welfare, Psychology of Childcare, Child Health, Child Nutrition, and Childcare Practice Theory. You can also review the combined subjects of Principles of Education and Social Care.

Main Features:
- Practice questions for all nine written subjects
- Approximately 800 questions included
- Switch between past exam-based and original questions
- 160-question practice mode simulating the actual exam
- Review of incorrect answers, focus on difficult questions, and prioritize learning of incorrect answers
- Detailed explanations and answer-option explanations
- Check the number of answers, correct answers, and correct answer rate for each subject
- Learning completion result pop-up
- No sign-in required

Premium is a one-time purchase. This app offers access to all questions, detailed explanations, answer-by-answer explanations, a difficulty level mode, a simulated 160-question exam mode, a full-question mode, and an ad-free mode.

This app is for written exam preparation. It does not provide practical exam preparation, childcare consultation, parenting consultation, job placement support, diagnostics, or individual advice features.

Note: This app is not an official, authorized, or supervised app of the Agency for Child and Family Affairs, the National Association of Childcare Worker Training Institutions, or any other official organization. It does not reproduce or provide official questions, explanations, textbooks, or illustrations. Instead, it is an unofficial learning support app that organizes learning questions and explanations based on publicly available exam information and question trends.