For anyone planning to work in Japan as a Technical Intern Trainee, Specified Skilled Worker, Engineer, or other professional, a CV (Rirekisho) is much more than a summary of personal information. It is the employer's first impression of you. Japanese employers pay close attention not only to your education and work experience but also to your honesty, attention to detail, and professional attitude. A well-prepared CV can significantly improve your chances of being invited for an interview. ...
Japan's construction industry continues to offer abundant employment opportunities, and construction machinery operation is one of the most promising occupations for Technical Intern Trainees. This profession provides stable employment, competitive income and excellent long-term career prospects for those who wish to develop specialised technical skills. With ongoing investments in roads, residential developments, factories, logistics facilities and public infrastructure, Japan maintains a st...
Plastering and bricklaying are among the essential trades in Japan's construction industry. After a building's structural framework has been completed, these finishing works help create smooth, durable and visually appealing walls and surfaces, preparing the building for its final use. With continuous investment in residential buildings, apartments, factories, commercial facilities and public infrastructure, Japanese construction companies regularly recruit Technical Intern Trainees for plast...
After improving their Korean language skills, many international students begin thinking about the next step: finding a stable job and building a long-term career in South Korea. A common question is: If I do not yet have a Korean university degree or specialised professional skills, are there still good employment opportunities? The answer is yes. South Korea's labour market continues to offer a wide range of entry-level positions for new job seekers. The key is to understand the characteri...
How Much Does It Cost to Study and Live in South Korea Each Month? One of the most common questions asked by students and parents planning to study in South Korea is: "How much money does an international student need each month?" In reality, there is no single answer. Living expenses vary depending on the city, type of accommodation, personal spending habits, and whether you work part-time. In this article, Song Da TOHOKU Joint Stock Company provides an overview of the estimated monthly ...
When people think of studying in South Korea, they often picture modern university campuses, the vibrant streets of Seoul, and the opportunity to balance study with part-time work. However, life as an international student in Korea offers far more than that. It is a journey of becoming independent, adapting to a new culture, overcoming language barriers, and growing stronger with each passing day. The First Few Months Are Always the Most Challenging Most Vietnamese students experience a perio...