〜にかけては~ni kakete wa

Ni kakete wa (〜にかけては) means “when it comes to; strong at”.

日本にっぽんnipponのno大学生だいがくせいdaigakuseiは、わ、wa、サークルさーくるsaakuru活動かつどうkatsudouにniかけkakeてteはわwaとてもtotemo積極的せっきょくてきsekkyokutekiだdaとto思います。おもいます。omoimasu。

I think Japanese university students are very active when it comes to club activities.

「〜にかけては」 singles out a field for praise, usually followed by a positive evaluation.

In the course

How it works

Someone needs help managing their schedule, and Sato is very good at it. The arrow links this field to a positive evaluation.
The pattern highlights a strength in time management alone. It says nothing about how good Sato is in other areas.
Use it to praise performance in a particular field. It is usually followed by a positive evaluation, rather than saying someone is unskilled or does poorly.
When a noun names the field, add 「にかけては」 directly, as with 「サークル活動」 in the example.
If an action names the field, first add 「こと」 to make it a noun phrase: 管理することにかけては.
The university example uses 「評判がいい」 to praise its reputation for supporting international students. The pattern can also express a good reputation.

日本にっぽんnipponのno大学生だいがくせいdaigakuseiは、わ、wa、サークルさーくるsaakuru活動かつどうkatsudouにniかけkakeてteはわwaとてもtotemo積極的

Level 1 · Recognise
Which sentence is correct?
Level 1 · Recognise
Listen and choose the meaning
Level 2 · Build
Put the words in order
I think Japanese university students are very active when it comes to club activities.
Level 3 · Use
What goes in the blank?
日本の大学生は、____とても積極的だと思います。
I think Japanese university students are very active when it comes to club activities.