An increasing number of foreigners living in Japan are starting educational businesses by leveraging their own experience and skills. Language schools, cooking classes, yoga lessons, and IT skills courses are being offered across a wide range of fields. In recent years, the spread of social media and video-sharing platforms has made it easier for individuals to attract students on their own. At the same time, managing reservations and scheduling manually can create various operational issues. As the number of students grows, instructors often receive inquiries in both Japanese and their native language while also having to manage multiple communication channels such as email, social media, and phone calls. As a result, it becomes difficult to secure enough time for lesson […]
What will Japanese technical interns do after returning home? With the knowledge and experience they have accumulated, should they start their own business or work for a company? Is there any suitable job? The article below will provide you with detailed information, answering all your questions to help interns who are currently having doubts and concerns to have an overview and based on their own needs to choose a career path suitable for themselves.
In recent years, the foreign relations between Vietnam and Japan have been increasingly developing. This development brings many opportunities for young Vietnamese laborers to live and work at Japan. Currently, there are many forms of labor in Japan such as studying abroad, labor export, specific skills… Each form will have its own characteristics. In this article, jvisa will introduce to you important tips to receive an invitation to work as a skill internship trainee. What is an intern (実習生)? Intern (実習生), also known in full as technical intern (技能実習生), is the common name for foreigners when they participate in a technical internship program in Japan. The Technical Internship System for Foreigners is a vocational skills training mechanism for foreign workers […]
