But what about the Jlpt? What if you can speak japanese but still can not pass atleast N3 or N2 level, is there any companies still accepts someone like this?
Hello ! Thank you for your comment! No, it is not necessary but I highly suggest you study basic Nihongo, it will make your life so much easier here☺️.
do you think it is possible to get a work visa in japan if you land an entry level job aka junior software developer (who didnt have any work experience before)? or is there a 3 years of work experience minimum rule or something in place for work visas? your videos are amazing btw. i am thinking of maybe signing up for a language course, but i think that if i wont be able to get an entry level software job afterwards then i probably wouldnt bother and gain the necessary experience in my country first
Hello! Thank you very much for your comment. I knew some people who are able to get an I.T. related job without studying language here in Japan. However they have basic Japanese level because they studied in their own country before coming here. Regarding the qualifications, as long as you have the requirements, like certificates you can try applying. But to be honest, most employers prefer people who have experience.
Can you please tell me 1 if I got a job in between the 2 year is it possible to do job in between the year or I have to wait till graduation. 2 is company ask my japanese language school graduation certificate or Attendance result. 3 if I got offer in mid year is company wait till graduation. 4 will attendance is important. Please reply and stay safe.
Hello Rishabh! thank you for your comment! let me answer your 1st question, yes of course you can work within the 2 years even you are still a student, I also did that before. But you are limited to 28 hours a week only for job since that is the rule of Japan with Student visa holders. 2. Yes they will ask for it, my company asked for the copy of it all. I suggest taking the language school seriously to receive the said certificates. 3. You may stop working but as for my knowledge, you need to pay the remaining fee of the japanese school since most of their contracts ask to do so. on my case, I finished my studies since I already payed for it. 4.Yes it is very important. most of student visa will only last for 6 months even you have 2 years on contract. they purposely did that for the students not to runaway from schools. I hope I was able to help you. Thanks again
@@JoCaballes thanks for the reply, there is minor doubt. Those who want to work in Japan already got job offer before their graduation and then only join company means after March. Whats your scenario. And thanks for the reply. It means a lot.
@@rishabhsagar5647 actually my scenario was I applied months before graduating Japanese language, (I’m a teacher) it happened that school year actually starts at april of every year for Elementary and highschool, so technically, I cannot start yet on my job as a teacher. So while waiting for the job I thought of finishing my japanese study. I could’ve stopped attending school if I want to, but I actually love studying so I just finished it( considering I payed for the whole amount)
Hi! I'm planning to study in japan. If for example I'm about to finish my student visa. What jobs can I apply with especially that I am a graduate of marketing management?
Can you please tell changing job is allowed in japan or not if i want to work in different field than my study related work? I'm in japan now and completed school and IT business studies and have no work permit ( engineer/specialist in humanties/ international services). I want to change my job and want to work as dental assistant as I have experience to work in my home.
I am From Banglore, India. I have N2. And I have 4 years of work experience in IT NETWORK field. But i am 35 years old.. Give me suggestion regarding job in japan
Hello my friend! Thank you for commenting. If you are here in Japan now, you may search for a job online. Such as Gaijin pot. I suggest you highlight that you have n2 certificate on your resume for higher chance pf getting the job! Thanks again.
Thank you for the candid videos on your channel. What is the tuition fee deposit like for a Japanese language course? I intend to get into Japan via the cheapest study route.
Thank you for this video ❤️ new subscriber here. May i ask if it still possible to get a working visa after finishing 2 yrs of student visa even if you’re not a college graduate here in PH?
Bro i did masters in english literature nd em from pakistan. At the moment learning japanese language nd planing to move to japan for higher education. What will u suggest me to do before leaving my country so that i can get a job as an English language teacher..
Cool vids Jo, I like the vibe. Anyway, what was you experience in changing visas? In particular, how did you process your OEC with POLO/POEA? I heard that it is a struggle.
@@JoCaballes Based on what I have read online, those who have a working visa were held at the immigration here in PH because they do not have an OEC (Overseas Employment Cert) from POLO/POEA. Anyway, hope u do avlog too re requirements for changing visas. Keep the vids coming, thanks!
Hello po! Can I ask po? (magbisaya lang ko kuya ha? 😅) If ever mag apply ka before graduation, tapos ma hire ka pero dili paman ka graduate, Is it okay lang ba sa employer/company nimo? Unsa imong nahatag na tips for that? Salamat diay kaayo sa mga videos nimo! Padayon! 😊💪🏼
Hello Zandre! Oo bisaya rata kay bisaya man ta hahaha. Oo okay rana saimo companya na applyan, basta ingna daan na student ka. And kailangan jud ka mag apply while student paka kay late na kayo ug grad naka mag apply, suggest nako 6 months before graduation kay mag sugod2 naka apply. Para dili ka mag kara-kara kay hapit na mahurot imo visa. Thank you kayo sa comment. Ug unta na tarung nako explain :)
Ohayo Gozaimasu, Sensei! I’m also from Davao City. Can I send you a direct message on one of your social media accounts? I like to ask some questions regarding your journey of being a student in Japan before.
おはようございます！hello spencer! So good to see Davaoenos commenting here. Thank you for your comment! (Ayaw nanang sensei ui maulaw pud ko ana) lol. Actually I am not active on fb but this channel do have a facebook page. You can see the link on the description of this vid. Or you may ask your questions here in this thread and I would try my best to answer it . Thanks again!
@@JoCaballes Thanks for your quick response. I’m glad to see your RU-vid Channel and subscribed immediately. I’m a Teacher by profession like you. I guess the easiest way for me to enter Japan is to get a Student Visa. I like to ask these questions. 1. I believe students can do part-time jobs for at least 28 hrs per week. Does your monthly salary are just enough for Tuition, apartment fee, water/gas/electricity bill, and groceries? Or can we still send enough money for our family in the Philippines? 2. I’m happy to know that after you finished the language school program for 2 yrs, you land a great job which is Teaching. So, Do I need to Apostille my original documents like Diploma, TOR, and English as Medium of Instruction? Because teaching there is also my plan. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences.
@@spencermagsayo569 you know what, the thought that you are thinking of your family, I assume that you are a good son! 👍😊 1.To answer your first question, yes you can send money to your family but I don’t want to sugarcoat it, it’s gonna be a little challenging for the first months of studying here( financially and emotionally) so set an expectation that you may not be able to send money on your first couple of months. But as soon as you get the hang of everything, you can totally help your fam in the philippines.
@@spencermagsayo569 yes you should have all the reqs to be able to land a job, especially teaching job. Thank you so much for your comment. By the way you can also watch my video on how to be an english teacher in japan. It’s on my page.
@@JoCaballes Yes. I already watched your video about becoming an ALT in Japan. I’m curious now if what is your dispatched company. 😅 Have you tried to apply to Eikawa before? Does your part-time job before are related to teaching po?
