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Many people who are studying or have graduated in Nursing in Vietnam are interested in finding opportunities to work in Japan. A common question is: can you work in Japan after studying Nursing in Vietnam? The answer is yes, it is possible, but the specific pathway depends on your qualifications, work experience, Japanese language ability and the type of work you want to pursue. In particular, it is important to distinguish between working as a registered nurse (看護師 – kangoshi) and working in...

Japan’s food processing industry offers a wide range of jobs for foreign technical interns, including food preparation, processing, cooking, heating, packaging and product inspection. Work is generally organised according to clearly defined procedures, so workers are expected to follow hygiene, safety and workplace standards from their first day. Understanding these requirements before travelling to Japan can help technical interns prepare for the working environment and adapt more easily to...

For people considering Japan's Technical Intern Training Programme, the actual working environment is one of the issues they often want to understand before making a decision. In particular, those interested in food processing often want to know what a typical working day looks like, whether the work is physically demanding and how much time they have to rest after work. In reality, working schedules vary from one company to another. However, a typical day for a food processing technical inte...

Food processing is one of the industries that regularly recruits technical intern trainees and foreign workers in Japan. These jobs generally do not require advanced professional skills or extensive experience, making them suitable for many young workers. However, this does not mean that all food processing jobs are easy. The level of physical demand depends on the type of food, production line, working hours and requirements of each company. Therefore, applicants should carefully understand...

One of the questions frequently asked by students and parents considering studying in South Korea is: If students work part-time while studying, can their income cover their living expenses? In reality, part-time income can provide significant financial support and, in some cases, may cover most of a student's living expenses. However, actual earnings depend on the permitted working hours, hourly wage, type of job, Korean language ability and the area where the student lives. Therefore, stud...

How much does a Tokutei Ginou worker earn in Japan? How much is actually received after tax, social insurance and housing costs? How is overtime pay calculated? Does Tokutei Ginou always offer a higher salary than the Technical Intern Training Programme? These are some of the most common questions asked by Vietnamese workers considering the Specified Skilled Worker (特定技能 – Tokutei Ginou) system in Japan. One important point to understand from the outset is that there is no single fixed salary...