日本語スキル:N1であれば尚良し
I am applying for a Japanese company. However, my Japanese is not good enough (just around N3, I think). The company's requirement for Japanese is: 日本語スキル:N1であれば尚良し. Does it mean "if you have N1 (the highest Japanese certificate in Vietnam), it is a plus for you" or "You must have N1 or other higher certificate".
Please help me. Thank you you guys in advance.
Here's the full recruitment information:
HCM-Q.1〕General affairs and Human Resources Staff
給料:1000-1200USD
-ベトナム支配人兼現地法人社長の秘書業務(スケジュール管理、来客・電話・メール応対、通訳等)
-駐在員サポート業務(ビザ・労働許可書取得、社宅手配、等)
-事務所の総務業務(固定資産、社有車管理)
-日本語スキル:N1であれば尚良し
-英語スキル:Upper intermediate
-MS Officeを使うことができる(PCスキルがある)
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尚 is pronounced なお.
It can be replaced by さらに or もっと.
"尚良し" therefore means " (much) better".
Your first translation is fine.
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