Does MBA finance and fluency in Japanese skills will help me to work in Japan?
I am finished up with my graduation in Commerce. Simultaniously, I learnt japanese language as a foreign language. I wish to go for MBA henceforth. Of which type of job can I get a job in Japan after two years which will utilize my MBA and Japanese language skills as well?
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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Gijin Pot.com has information about jobs in Japan. http://www.gaijinpot.com/ You may also want to talk wth people in Japan at Japan Forum: http://www.jref.com/forum/
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
I'm working toward a Bachelor of education in elementary. Could I work in Japan
I'm working toward a Bachelor of education in elementary. Could I work in Japan?
I know its a dumb question but I heard it's much easier having English and linguistics training. Will I have to learn Japanese in order to work in Japan? What other research can I do before I graduate? (its not for awhile, roughly 2 and a half years.
Japan - 3 Answers
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Not a dumb question. If you get your four year degree, you should be able to work in Japan teaching English. All the better if your schooling is related to teaching or English. You don't need to know any Japanese either.Some schools don't want Japanese used in the classroom as it forces them to use English to communicate. It won't hurt if you learn some basic Japanese.It will also help if you learn something about the culture and people. You seem to be headed in the right direction.Good luck.
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You should try the Jet Programme. My friend did it. She was fluent in Japanese, but one of her friends went and taught without knowing any Japanese. I think it is a hard program to get into and takes awhile so start now.
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Actually, I don't think it is so dumb. Japan is moving toward a system where all 5th and 6th grade elementary students will be required to take English/international studies. There may be more demand for someone with training in elementary education (and there's a good demand for it right now). Sadly, training doesn't seem to be as important as Japanese language skills and just being there. If you can swing it, try to spend a semester or even a year in Japan. You can work up to 28 hours on a student visa (I think), and you can make important contacts while you are there. Also, you'd pick up Japanese language skills, which are very important, since I'd say 75 percent of elementary teachers don't want to speak any English. (Probably more.) I'm assuming you are a native speaker of English. I think it's a great opportunity, though! And something that will help you in your later career, if you decide to teach elementary in your home country. Edit: I second the JET program. I was in it almost two decades ago. It's a great way to round off your education. Check with your closest Japanese embassy/consulate for the details.
I know its a dumb question but I heard it's much easier having English and linguistics training. Will I have to learn Japanese in order to work in Japan? What other research can I do before I graduate? (its not for awhile, roughly 2 and a half years.
Japan - 3 Answers
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Not a dumb question. If you get your four year degree, you should be able to work in Japan teaching English. All the better if your schooling is related to teaching or English. You don't need to know any Japanese either.Some schools don't want Japanese used in the classroom as it forces them to use English to communicate. It won't hurt if you learn some basic Japanese.It will also help if you learn something about the culture and people. You seem to be headed in the right direction.Good luck.
2 :
You should try the Jet Programme. My friend did it. She was fluent in Japanese, but one of her friends went and taught without knowing any Japanese. I think it is a hard program to get into and takes awhile so start now.
3 :
Actually, I don't think it is so dumb. Japan is moving toward a system where all 5th and 6th grade elementary students will be required to take English/international studies. There may be more demand for someone with training in elementary education (and there's a good demand for it right now). Sadly, training doesn't seem to be as important as Japanese language skills and just being there. If you can swing it, try to spend a semester or even a year in Japan. You can work up to 28 hours on a student visa (I think), and you can make important contacts while you are there. Also, you'd pick up Japanese language skills, which are very important, since I'd say 75 percent of elementary teachers don't want to speak any English. (Probably more.) I'm assuming you are a native speaker of English. I think it's a great opportunity, though! And something that will help you in your later career, if you decide to teach elementary in your home country. Edit: I second the JET program. I was in it almost two decades ago. It's a great way to round off your education. Check with your closest Japanese embassy/consulate for the details.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
can i work with my major in Japan while attending college? if i have what i need
can i work with my major in Japan while attending college? if i have what i need?
If i can i read,write, speak japanese fluently, transfer to a college in Japan with associates degree, have visa to work in japan, can i work with my major while attending college in Japan?
Japan - 3 Answers
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You cannot "transfer" to Japanese college. You have to start studying process since the beginning if you want to attend a Japanese college. And you cannot go to a college and have full-time job at the same time. Student visa is for attending college. Working visa is for working. So you cannot take both at the same time. You can work part-time with student visa if you take part-time work permit.
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Working visa is first priority. It doesn't matter once you got this if you study to go college in Japan or not until the visa expire. Student visa is allowed only to part-time job with official permission. If your working visa sponsor honorably allow you to go college it is your option but seldom happened to be I think. It costs a lot to study in college more than you earn in Japan sometimes.
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Try Temple University, Japan Campus. www.tuj.ac.jp
If i can i read,write, speak japanese fluently, transfer to a college in Japan with associates degree, have visa to work in japan, can i work with my major while attending college in Japan?
Japan - 3 Answers
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You cannot "transfer" to Japanese college. You have to start studying process since the beginning if you want to attend a Japanese college. And you cannot go to a college and have full-time job at the same time. Student visa is for attending college. Working visa is for working. So you cannot take both at the same time. You can work part-time with student visa if you take part-time work permit.
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Working visa is first priority. It doesn't matter once you got this if you study to go college in Japan or not until the visa expire. Student visa is allowed only to part-time job with official permission. If your working visa sponsor honorably allow you to go college it is your option but seldom happened to be I think. It costs a lot to study in college more than you earn in Japan sometimes.
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Try Temple University, Japan Campus. www.tuj.ac.jp
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Is it Possible to become an American Noodles Chef and move and work in Japan as a noodle Chef
Is it Possible to become an American Noodles Chef and move and work in Japan as a noodle Chef?
Should i learn to becoema noodle chef in America or japan?
Careers & Employment - 1 Answers
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no
Should i learn to becoema noodle chef in America or japan?
Careers & Employment - 1 Answers
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no
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