Work Life & Job Hunting

Job Hunting Practice Lab

How to job-hunt in Japan: finding openings, application documents, interviews, job training, working conditions and social insurance, residence status for foreign nationals and international students, and job hunting for people with disabilities

Read the questions and explanations in English. The lectures (explanatory articles) are available in Japanese only.

80 questions · 8 topics

Topics

Finding Jobs and Reading Job Listings10 questions Application Documents: Work History and Entry Sheets10 questions Self-Analysis and Motivation Statements10 questions The Selection Process and Online Interviews10 questions Retraining for a Job: Public Vocational Training10 questions From Job Offer to Your First Day: Working Conditions and Social Insurance10 questions Job Hunting for International Students and Foreign Residents10 questions Job Hunting for People with Disabilities10 questions

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* The explanations are information for study purposes. Systems and procedures change, so always check the latest official information from Hello Work (ハローワーク), the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare and other official sources. Hiring practices differ from company to company.

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