It has been more than 1 month since Jellyfish international student in April 2016 left for Japan. Since coming to the airport, you have been picked up by the Jellyfish international student support brothers and sisters, instructed to do all the paperwork, and introduced additional jobs.
It has been more than 1 month since Jellyfish international student in April 2016 left for Japan. Since coming to the airport, you have been picked up by the Jellyfish international student support brothers and sisters, instructed to do all the paperwork, and introduced additional jobs. So far all of you in the dormitory have been supported by the company.
To prepare for this roadmap, you have been prepared by an international student consultancy company since you started your application, before you study abroad. Preparing Japanese well is not only convenient for you when you study at Japanese language school but also have more opportunities in job choice. At the same time, before going to Japan, you will be assisted by international students in Japan to come to Vietnam to guide international students with procedures, and things to keep in mind when living in Japan. .
After arriving in Japan, this is also your busiest time. It takes at least a week to complete the paperwork (such as posting enrolled, instructions for registration of residence status, making insurance cards … After finishing, the support team will guide you in the third week. You can interview and introduce more jobs for you, depending on the class schedule, the company will support you with the work suitable for your time at the school, for example, the morning students will support the company. In the afternoon, or in the evening and vice versa, usually within 1 week from the successful interview you will go to work, so in about 1 month from your arrival in Japan, you have been supported by the company job support.
Depending on the level of Japanese, you can be supported with various jobs: delivery, sorting of goods, kitchen accessories, hotel room cleaning …
If Japanese language ability is good (minimum N4 and above) You can do it in restaurants, convenience stores, etc. With these jobs, you have the opportunity to communicate with customers, thereby improving your Japanese language ability.
Applying for a part-time job in Japan has a trait that Japanese people are very interested in referrals. If the referral is reputable, then the chances of you being accepted to work have reached 50%. A referral is a company or organization that will be more secure than an individual.
Brokerage fees for additional jobs in Japan are usually 30,000 yen – 50,000 yen per job application depending on the job. But if you are introduced by Jellyfish, you will not lose any cost.