Bro, can you tell me which job positions they're offering? I have heard that this TITP organization gives only manual labor positions to their Indian employees
The TITP program has faced criticism and allegations of human rights violations. Critics argue that some aspects of the program, such as inadequate working conditions, long working hours, low wages, restrictions on workers' mobility, and lack of effective oversight, can lead to exploitation and violations of human rights. Reports have highlighted cases of workers being subjected to excessive overtime, living in poor conditions, experiencing verbal and physical abuse, and facing difficulties in accessing healthcare and legal assistance. However, it's essential to note that not all participants in the program experience such issues, and efforts have been made to address some of these concerns through reforms and increased oversight.
@@Harshpreetkaur1 Their are two types of programs for us Indians . 1. Technical intern training program (TITP). 2. Specified skilled worker visa . In both programs people have faced criticism . I don't recommend any of these programs as I don't trust them 😅. But I would say that second option is still better than (TITP) as Specified skilled worker visa offer mom flexibility and clearer pathway to permanent residence (PR) . Again I don't recommend any of these programs. Both have their challenges and pathways . I recommend you to stay updated and find a way which works for you 🙂.
I am 70 years old - 40 years (Stenographer - English) experience in Secretarial in Public Sector in India. JLPT N5 Level completed. I want a Job in Japan in an Office. I am healthy No complaints.
Hi , at present I am studying law (LL.B.) and have an interest in Intellectual Property law and International business. I am also interested in learning of foreign language. is the Japanese language good for a future career path in the law field?
i am 12th student, i am thinking of going to Japan after i complete my b tech in any comfortable branch, i will be around 21-22y old at that time can i use this company even then?
hello nick, your video was very much informative. iam an engineering graduate looking for jobs in japan, as i have passed the N5, and appearing for N4 coming July. so what jobs can i get in japan as an EXTC engineer. does the field matter or can i switch in any respective fields?
Sir, I have done a two-year eye assistant course and I want to get a job in Japan eye hospital. So what do we have to do to get a job ..please reply sir
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Brother I'm a btech graduate i was thinking to go tp Japan under a student visa for learning japanese but as i won't have any experience pf work will it be hard for me to land a job after completing the Japanese n3 ! In IT i have developed own project on back-end and front end i have experience through project only
Post your projects on LinkedIn for people to see. You can contact to Japanese institutees to come to Japan under student visa. They will surely guide you
Yar Hindi Mai baat kr lo Kyu k ghoru ko itna shoq NAHI abroad janay ka Hindi Mai banao-there are 4 countries that understand this language India Pakistan Nepal and Bangladesh
