LevaWellness School Kaigo Announces Exam Results for "38th Certified Care Worker National Examination Preparation Course" Students

LevaWell Inc. (https://corp.levwell.jp), which operates "LevaWellness School Kaigo," a qualification acquisition school for care workers, announced the exam results for students of its "Certified Care Worker National Examination Preparation Course" in the 38th (Reiwa 7) Certified Care Worker National Examination. ### **■ Summary of Results for the "38th Certified Care Worker National Examination"** "LevaWellness School Kaigo" offers the "LevaWellness School Kaigo Certified Care Worker Examination Preparation Course" as part of its support for the career advancement of care workers. Following the announcement of the pass list *1 for the "38th (Reiwa 7) Certified Care Worker National Examination" on March 16, 2026, the nationwide exam results and the pass status of students in this course have been compiled. **▼ Nationwide Results** *1 * Number of examinees: 78,469 * Number of successful candidates: 54,987 * Pass rate: 70.1% * Minimum passing score: 64 points **▼ Results for students of the "LevaWellness School Kaigo Certified Care Worker Examination Preparation Course"** * Pass rate: * 2025 (this time): 100.0% * 2024: 91.7% * 2023: 93.7% * Average score: 84.7 points The pass rate for students in this course this year was 100.0% *2, exceeding the national average. Since its opening in 2023, this course has continued to support care workers aiming to pass the national examination and acquire qualifications. *1: Public Interest Incorporated Foundation Social Welfare Promotion and Examination Center "Announcement of Pass List for the 38th Certified Care Worker National Examination" https://www.sssc.or.jp/goukaku/keFc2hDuPnJiQ4j4t3GuDiLiFxnbLD/pdf/k_happyou.pdf *2: This result was compiled based on responses from 75% of students who took the national examination and answered a survey. ### **■ The Environment Surrounding Care Workers and Trends in the Certified Care Worker National Examination** With the advancement of Japan's super-aging society, a shortage of approximately 570,000 care workers *3 is anticipated by 2040, making securing human resources an urgent social issue. Amidst the demand for responding to increasingly complex and diverse care needs, the role of "Certified Care Workers" with high levels of expertise is becoming even more important. In this context, changes are also being seen in the environment surrounding the Certified Care Worker National Examination. The 38th exam...