Grammar
N2 particle

When it comes to 〜にかけては

Meaning

"When it comes to ~ (nobody beats them)".

Formation

Notes

Reserved for strengths: the follow-up must be praise — 誰にも負けない, 一番だ, 自信がある. It cannot introduce a weakness, which is where it differs from について.

Examples

When it comes to maths, nobody can match him.

Breakdown
mathematics when it comes to a person who can match there is not

When it comes to cooking skill, I am confident.

Breakdown
cooking skill when it comes to am confident

When it comes to running, he is the best in the class.

Breakdown
running when it comes to class is the best

When it comes to memory, I yield to no one.

Breakdown
memory when it comes to to anyone will not lose

When it comes to negotiation, she is the ablest of all.

Breakdown
negotiation when it comes to most is excellent

⚠️ Often confused with

Toward / in contrast to 〜に対して

Two jobs: the target an attitude is directed at — "toward ~" — and a contrast — "whereas ~...

About / concerning 〜について

Names the subject matter — "about ~", "concerning ~".

In / at 〜において

The formal written equivalent of で — "in ~", "at ~", "in the field of ~".

For / to 〜にとって

Gives the standpoint a judgement is made from — "for ~", "from ~'s point of view".

As / in the role of 〜として

Names a capacity or role — "as ~", "in the capacity of ~".

Suited for 〜向き / 〜向け

向き = "suited to ~ (by nature)". 向け = "made for ~ (on purpose)".

Over / concerning 〜をめぐって

"Over ~", "concerning ~" — the point people are arguing about.

Spanning 〜にわたって

"Over / across ~" — a stretch of time, space or number.

Through / throughout 〜を通じて / 〜を通して

"Through ~" (a medium); "throughout ~" (a whole span).

Centring on 〜を中心に(して)

"Centring on ~", "with ~ at the core".

From the standpoint of 〜から見ると / 〜からすると

"Seen from ~", "judging from ~".