Mental health management certification exam
This is a free web question collection that does not require registration and is compatible with Type I (Master Course), Type II (Line Care Course), and Type III (Self Care Course). You can first check your current location by asking random questions, and then go back to areas with a low correct answer rate by performing area-specific exercises.
Start studyingThese are not reprints of official questions, but are study questions that I created using the published question range and chapter structure of the official textbook as reference.
Select 5 to all questions from all 900 questions and practice.
The difficulty filter also serves as a switch between exam courses. ★=Type III, ★★=Type II, ★★★=Type I. You can narrow down your search from 18 fields.
You can try it in the same 50 questions and 120 minutes as the real test. True/false information and explanations will not be displayed until the end of the exam.
Questions for Type III Self Care, Type II Line Care, and Type I Master are classified by number of ★. You can proceed in order starting from Type III, or you can narrow it down to only the courses you want to take the exam for.
The question areas are aligned with the chapter structure of the official textbook for each course. The chapters with a low percentage of correct answers will be the chapters you should review.
It not only explains the basis for the correct answer, but also explains why the other choices are incorrect. Since the exam has many questions that ask about numerical values and names of laws, you can check all the surrounding knowledge.
Correct answer rate, review schedule, etc. are saved in LocalStorage, and answer data is not sent to the server. Membership registration is also not required.
Switch between ★ (Type III), ★★ (Type II), and ★★★ (Type I) with the difficulty filter.
Practice by specifying the question area and the number of questions (from 5 to all questions).
Save your results in your learning history and repeat the questions you got wrong to overcome your weaknesses.
| Number of questions included | 900 questions (free, no registration required) |
|---|---|
| By course | Type III: 300 questions / Type II: 300 questions / Type I: 300 questions |
| Type III (self-care course) | For general employees. 50 questions, 120 minutes, 100 points, pass with a score of 70 or higher. |
| Type II (line care course) | For management supervisors. 50 questions, 120 minutes, 100 points, pass with a score of 70 or higher. |
| Class I (Master course) | For human resources and labor management staff and executives. 120 minutes of multiple choice questions, 100 points, and 60 minutes of essay questions, 50 points, to pass with a total of 105 points or more and 25 points or more for the essay. |
| Question format | All 4-choice questions with explanations and reasons for incorrect answers |
| Recording field | 18 field (Significance of mental health care、Basic knowledge about stress and mental health、The importance of self-care、How to be aware of stress、How to deal with and reduce stress、The significance of mental health care and the role of managers and supervisors、Consideration for individual workers、Responding to consultations from workers) |
| Learning history | Signed out or sync OFF: stored on device / sync ON: cloud sync |
| problem set | 6 sets |
| Official website | Check the latest certification summary on the official website of the Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry. |
Types II and III are conducted twice a year, and type I is conducted once a year. Type I essay questions cannot be reproduced in a multiple-choice format, so this problem collection only covers multiple-choice questions. Please be sure to check the official website for the latest information on exam dates, exam fees, and question ranges.
Questions included: 900 questions · Last question update: September 8, 2026
900 questionsYou can practice all of them for free. Membership registration is not required, and it supports regular study, today's review, overcoming weaknesses, and mock exams with specified sets, question areas, and exam courses.
Type III (Self-Care Course) tests the knowledge that general employees need to recognize and deal with their own stress, Type II (Line Care Course) tests the knowledge that managers and supervisors need to take care of their subordinates and improve the work environment, and Type I (Master Course) tests the knowledge that human resources management staff and executives need to plan and operate mental health measures for the entire organization. There are no restrictions on the order in which you take the exams, and you may apply for both Type I and Type II, or Type II and Type III on the same day.
The "difficulty" filter for regular study also serves as a switch for the exam course. ★ is type III (self-care course), ★★ is type II (line care course), and ★★★ is type I (master course). If you select only the ★ for the course you are taking the exam for, you can practice focusing on the questions from that course.
For Types II and III, a score of 70 or higher out of 100 is required to pass. For Type I, the total score is 150 points, consisting of 100 points for multiple choice questions and 50 points for essay questions, and the condition is that the total score is 105 points or more and the essay questions have 25 points or more.
No. This question set is for multiple-choice questions only. Essay questions are free writing and cannot be reproduced in a multiple-choice format, so if you are taking the Type I test, please prepare for the essay separately. You can use this question set to solidify your knowledge of multiple-choice questions.
There will be the same 50 questions and 120 minutes as in the actual test. During the exam, correct/false information and explanations are not displayed, and support is provided for moving to the previous/next question, a list of unanswered questions, a review flag, and automatic grading when time is up. After completing the test, you can check the correct answer rate for each field.
We recommend that you first check your current location by asking random questions, and then focus on reviewing the areas where you have a low percentage of correct answers. You can study to progress from Type III to Type II and Type I in stages, or you can narrow down your studies to only the courses you want to take the exam for.
No. These are original mock questions created for learning purposes, with reference to the published question range and the chapter structure of the official textbook. This is not a reprint of an official question.
It will be saved in the browser you are using (LocalStorage). There is no automatic synchronization to another device, and if you delete your browser data, your history will also be deleted.
This tool is not affiliated with the Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry or the Mental Health Management Certification Test Center. We do not guarantee the accuracy or comprehensiveness of questions, options, and explanations, nor do we guarantee that you will pass the actual test. In addition, this problem collection is a study material for exam preparation and is not intended for medical diagnosis, treatment, or advice. If you are feeling physically or mentally unwell, please consult a specialist such as an industrial physician or your family doctor.
This site is an unofficial exam preparation question collection. "Mental Health Management" is a registered trademark of the Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
