NagoyaSL

Mission     Our mission is connecting international students with job opportunities that align with their skills and career aspiration. We understand the challenges of finding work abroad, and we're here to simplify the process, making it easier for international students to find meaningful employment. Who We Are      We are a group of students from Nagoya NFTC, and we've experienced first-hand difficulties in securing a job as an international student. Our diverse backgrounds and expertise in design and technology have come together to create this platform, focused on helping students like us navigate the complexities of job hunting in a foreign country. Our Team Vishmitha Weerasinghe CEO & Founder Vishmitha is the visionary behind Nagoya SL. With a background in design and strategic leadership, he is passionate about bringing creative concepts to life and fostering an environment of innovation.  vishmitha...

Here are resume and interview tips tailored for international students who are living in Japan,  focusing on the expectations of Japanese companies and the challenges faced by foreigners: JP Resume (Research & Job Hunting) Tips 1. Understand the Format CV (履歴書) – Basic resume used for all job types. Includes personal info, education, work history, licenses, etc. Work Resume (仕事履歴書) – Used for mid-career or technical jobs. More detail on skills, projects, and achievements. 🔹 Templates: Use standard Japanese templates for download.  Many are available in Microsoft Word or at convenience stores.  2. Language Choice If the company is Japanese: Write it in Japanese (N2 or higher preferred). If the company is global/English-speaking: You can use English resumes but  still attach a basic Japanese resume to show effort. 3. Photo Required in Japan. Wear formal attire (suit). Neutral background, professional expression. 4. Tailor to...

You must first get a full-time job offer from a company in Japan. The job must be Match your field of study (usually), Be eligible under a valid work visa category (like "Engineer/Specialist in Humanities/International Services"), Offer proper salary and contract terms. Prepare necessary documents Both you and your employer will need to submit documents. Typically: From You: Passport and residence card Current student visa (copy) Graduation certificate or proof of upcoming graduation (or university transcript) Resume/CV Photograph (passport-size, taken within 3 months) From Employer: Employment contract or offer letter Company registration documents Financial statements of the company Statement of reasons for hiring you      2. Apply for a Change of Status of Residence Submit your application at your local immigration office before your student visa expires. Application form ( download )   5-18, Shoho-ch...

     This section provides regularly updated job listings and helpful resources for students and job seekers. Our goal is to make it easier for you to find roles that match your skills, interests, and career goals. Five points of employment support at Nagoya Mirai Technical College 1. Acquire job-hunting know-how through classes starting from the first year     In job hunting, the early bird catches the worm. Preparations early will give you time to prepare and put you far ahead of your rivals. Our school offers job hunting guidance sessions once a week from the beginning of enrollment and also introduces business etiquette as a general subject. We have prepared a curriculum that allows students to acquire starting job-hunting know-how, from preparing for employment to writing resumes, writing exams, and preparing for interviews.   2. Support for obtaining qualifications that will give you a big advantage when looking for employment ...