Regarding Employment in Japan

According to a study conducted in 2020, around 31% of international students seek for employment in Japan upon graduating a Japanese university. In addition, those seeking employment upon completing a course in a Japanese language school is around 6%. As the Japanese government is seen providing support in helping international students getting employed, the employment rate for international students in Japan is expected to rise in the near future.
In order to get a job and obtain the required status of residence, in principle, one has to have graduated from a four-year university course, or obtained a specialist qualification from technical schools in Japan.
Even under the working visa category, there are various statuses of residence such as “technical / humanistic knowledge / international work”, “professor”, “business / management”, and “specific activities”.
Information and details on employment of international students in Japanese companies (industry, positions, salary etc) could be found in「Regarding the Employment Status of International Students at Japanese Companies」 published by the Immigration Bureau of Japan around October to December every year.
Do take note that obtaining status of residence for certain industries like hairdressing, beauty, confectionary, culinary etc is not possible (or considerably hard) in Japan.

Course

If your aim is to get employed in Japan, kindly opt for the 1-Year Japanese Language Course. Classes are full-time and students will learn the 4 skills (reading, writing, listening and speaking) in a balanced manner. In intermediate-advanced classes, the focus would be to pass JLPT N2 or N1.
We often conduct events for students to interact with the locals and university students; interactive sessions like these help students pick up communication skills that are essential for job hunting, as well as for after securing a job.

Employment seminars

5 employment seminars will be held from April to May and from October to November.
These seminars are open to students taking the short-term courses in April-June and October-December too.
The topics covered in the seminar are ① Guidance, ② Self-Analysis | Understanding Japanese | Businesses & Companies, ③ Promoting Yourself | Proper Ways to Write a Resume, ④ Interviews, and ⑤ Interactive/Dialog Sessions with Business Managers.
Insights on self & business analysis, preparing a resume and mock interviews will also be provided by professionals.
Opinion exchange sessions with business owners are co-organized with the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Besides that, visiting companies & business premises, and opportunities for internships are also available.
Support for job hunting like information sharing and counselling will be provided by our staff throughout the year.

Graduates Job Hunting Situation

Majority Working Industry

Received Work Offer Situation for Every Education Year

Data and Information Regarding Employment