Finding a job in japan as a foreigner: Top 9 job opportunities in Japan!
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What is your ideal job in Japan? If you have any questions, please feel free to leave them in the comment section!
Can forighners work as a Baker in Japan?. And what about salary average and details.
@@pandaish1771 hi there, yes foreigners can work as a baker in Japan. The details of the job depend on the exact position but you can have a look at restaurants, bakeries, hotels etc for potential job opportunities :)
Is electronic engineering job in Japan.
Heyy , i am N4 fluent in japanese , can i work in tour companies in japan and also study in a university?!
Hie what about casino dealers for experienced
This video was really good, I don’t know why it had so few views as the research and content was really really good. I lived in Japan for 8 years but this really taught me a lot about the Options. Well done !
Your voice and accent is beautiful. Thank you for the info
I don’t understand why anyone would think it’s okay to move anywhere without learning the language. You’re setting yourself up for failure, isolation, and depression
So you will get mad at Mexicans for moving here and not learning the English language?
Yeah… do you know about refugees? 🥃😎💸🦞🥂🦞🤍🤓💀🤓🥵✊🥵🍻‼️🤓🥵🤓🤓✊💀👘‼️🦐
@@SlimmyShady420 thats different.
@@mewmew1026 um, yes. Learn at least enough of the language to order food and interact with coworkers.
im fluent in the language and it still means jack shit if you dont have the corresponding skills for the job
You should keep in mind that this salary is before taxes and another payment.
They cut 25-30% off the average salary.
Amazing video! Thanks for the guidance.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you found the video helpful!
I want to relocate permanently in Japan.
I backpacked for 3 months in 2013. I am level N4 but its been 6 years since i took the language class and since i cannot practice in person where i live everyday i am not confident.
I do however wish to become fluent. When i was in Japan i met a woman from Atlanta Georgia that had lived in Tokyo for over 7 years and knew no Japanese! She said she was a front desk assistant and there was no need for her to learn Japanese because people at her work spoke english so she just never learned.
Ive wondered how she got that job? I intend to learn and become fluent but i want to move as soon as i can so if i could find a job like that i would take it.
Ive considered english teaching. I have 3 AAs and no BA so i do not think i am capable of getting a english teaching visa im told you have to have a BA.
I know theres specified skills now and they even have recently made it for them to permanently stay. I have worked for cashier/restaurant for 7 years BUT again not fluent in Japanese, im not sure if i can get a job with that skill can i?
I also have 5 years of airport work; i have security screened passengers on private flights, i am TSA trained but do not work for TSA, i have done outside plane ramp security, and lastly i am a wheelchair porter i push people in wheelchairs. Im not sure if this could get me a job either.
Any advice or info?
I have a social behavior science AA, the general liberal studies AA, and scientific inquiry and quantitative reasoning AA.
Not sure if any of those are capable since they are not BAs.
Can you do a video about jobs that aren’t possible for foreigner to work in Japan and how it‘s possible to work there or wich jobs are similar like police…?
I was interviewed in Amazon Japan, but in a big company there is a lot position but need speak Japanese and English in Business level.
i want to try to see if there's some work i can do in japan, because i used to think of being a teacher but i didn't want to spend 4 years in university for a master's degree to teach abroad. besides, i work in a pharmacy area, but i don't know if they would take on a foreigner, even if it's just being like a cashier or something?
I am interested in getting an English teaching job in Tokyo but I know that most programs like the JET program choose the location for you. Are there programs available for locations in Tokyo?
My husband is a Data Analyst/Scientist and does not speak japanese, do you think he will be able to find a job that works for him?
Not sure if this helps but we also both speak Spanish
I can teach both English and French..i am from Cameroon which is a bilingual country ..and i have a degree in transport and logistics management.... Please any recommendations for me dear?
Is there any resources for nursing? I really want to go to Japan but I fear the language barrier and learning all the medical terminology in Japanese.
I feel like if you can endure the rigorous schooling required to become a nurse, you can learn the language. It’s clear that you can learn if you are a nurse, so I’m not sure what the fear of it is about
Hello i need figuring out my situation
Im a japanese national but lived in Pakistan. I have masters in psychology and ive worked as a psychology teacher more than ive been a therapist. Due to my upbringing abroad i know very basic Japanese. What opportunities can i get in japan. I know english and urdu fluently. Jaoanese can be considered Basic or conversational
Would it be easier to get a job in japan if you get a degree at a japanese university
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Is it possible to find a job in Japan? I would like to learn Japanese language while working in Japan.
I want to move to Japan but I would need to work to get money and pay for rent and stuff
Any experience with getting a job in the USA as a Japanese national?
What travel companies would you recommend?
Am strong to work 24hours . U guys should come and pick me.
I'm an experienced physiotherapist.... and I don't know to speak Japanese language... It is possible to get my job over there without knowing Japanese language .
What can I do to get a job in Japan since I don't know any body there and I speak s only in English
For english teacher, do you need to actually have a degree in like teaching or education?
I wanna apply as a English teacher in japan
I am in japan since 1 month and searching for job but due to my language I think it’s difficult to get will you help me to find job please 🥺
Hi I'm finishing my final year in highschool this year and I really want to find work in Japan. My ideal job or the jobs I would like to do is babysit or teach English because I don't speak Japanese but I'm learning and I wouldnt mind doing any job but I can only speak English and only know a few japanese words. So do you have any suggestions because I won't be able to go to university after school so I would really like to find a job to make enough money to try and pay for university
You can go to university in Japan. Just do the English programs for undergraduate. You can also get scholarships
How quickly can I find a job after arriving, I don't have a degree and don't speak Japanese?
Hey Maurice! Is there a particular industry you're looking to get into?
@@FlipJapanGuide Retail, maybe department store.
@@Mwoods2272 If you're able to speak Japanese, you should be able to find a retail job. If you're not able to speak Japanese, it will be harder. We would suggest you look for a job online in your home country and see what options are available to you. You can check out job boards and websites. You can also contact recruiters and agencies that will be able to help you with your job search.
@@Mwoods2272 don't move there also stop being a weeb
I compared 3.5-5million yen in usd and that is garbage money. so you're getting paid 40k at best in your 40s, thats crazy. you can get paid at least 50k with a basic sales job back home.
What can I do to get job in Japan
I make 5800 million yen a year in my 20s ($41000) and am struggling to pay my student loans so if I move over there I would have to make that or more to live. Honestly i need to make more now in the US because i can't even afford groceries most of the time.
I work in Finance as a securities broker. Any opportunities in this field in japan?
Does Japan need people in the trades? Ex. Plumbing? Or other jobs in the trade such as construction? I don’t see enough people talk about that 😅
They import temp labor
They prob have that in spades, I think if you got to know someone to get in.
I bet they'll try to work you to death lol
Maybe
I'm going as a teacher. I want to open a buisness one day in Japan. So definitely gonna look for something that pays more money than teaching.
Gonna look into the pay in IT. I went to school for it, but never did programing. More tech support
After doing extensive research from 'baito tero' to 'Shinsotsu-ikkatsu-saiyō' and the difficulty in getting jobs relevant to your major post-graduation, teaching English doesn't seem that bad. I'd majored in information systems and was looking to get my masters in computer science, but it's incredibly difficult to get accepted in the unis due to the stringent interviews, research and connections.
@@douglasmiyagawa you're not wrong. Just there's no advancement in English teaching. But actually I quit my job last month, and in 2 weeks I start a new job in Tokyo as an Tech consultant. So much higher pay, almost double starting and lots of career progression
I am a lawyer in the United States and I will be moving to Japan next year. Any advice on what opportunities there are for people with Legal training?
Also interested !
Lawyers aren’t used as much cause the Japanese justice system is pretty shitty and relies on confessions instead of proper trial
@@oleux3499 Really? Good to know.
@@Marine1One not a good idea to move there
@@fightfannerd2078 Really? May I ask why?
Being a Balkan with no degree means it's almost impossible to work in Japan🙄😔 anyone help?
I am from india and mya age is 41 years i want apprenticeship in electrical or electronic trades in Japan how to find it
Hi I'm from Pakistan I hv n5 certificate, I'm fitness trainer in Pakistan, can i get job in Japan?
You need a bachelors degree I believe to pretty much even be considered in Japan.
Yeah definitely, having a bachelors degree is a must for a lot of jobs in Japan, although there are some jobs in fields like nursing and labour fields that don’t necessarily require a bachelor’s degree :)
@@FlipJapanGuide you mind naming a few other jobs? What about translating or interpreting, accounting/ finance?
@@introvertdude99 it depends but those ones that you mentioned would most likely require a bachelors degree
you'll be ok as long as you have a N2 or N1 level with an associates in IT or software engineering.
Thanks for your update
How can I get your personal contact
I am interested in Japan
Pls how can get Japan internship website and jobs website
Thank you
Can aforeigner work as a waitress in Japan?
Yes foreigners can, as long as they have the right visa. You can work as a waitress with a student visa and the part-time work permit. Or you can also get a work visa :)
Yes u just need a working visa which can be challenging to get
Am a mechanic engineer what can I do in order to get a job in Japan
foreigners firefighter?
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