Japan Internship by Work & Travel Japan

Japanese IT/Business enterprise is going to hire talented students from overseas!!

◆Business Activities:
-Consulting services
-Custom system development
-Sales and support of software developed in-house
-Sales and support of software provided by domestic and overseas vendors
-Outsourcing, operation and maintenance services
-IT equipment sales and others

◆Full-time position:
-IT Specialist / IT Architect

◆Starting Salary:
-Bachelor's degree holder: 231,000 JPY per month
-Master's degree holder: 251,000 JPY per month

◆Work Location:
-Tokyo, Japan

◆Requirements:
-Programming skills (C, JAVA or others)
-Major: IT (Computer Science, ICT, Telecommunications), Mechanic, Electronic, Electric, etc.
-Japanese language skill (Interview will be conducted in Japanese)

◆Target:
-Existing university student
-Person with working experience less than 1 year
-Who can enter the company in April 2017

◆Selection Process:
1) Japanese language check (Skype)
2) CV submission (should be written in Japanese)
3) CV Screening
4) Online Company Presentation
5) Programming Test
6) 1st Interview (Skype)
7) Final Interview (in Japan) *Fee for flight ticket and hotel in Japan will be supported by the company!

If you are interested in this position, please let us know.

1 week left until the due of Work & Travel Photo Contest 2014-2015! Don't miss it!
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Hope your wishes come true in 2015, and our special offer might make your wishes into a reality!

Here is a detail about our offer, FREE Campaign for All Programs!
If you apply for "Work & Travel Japan" programs or "Japan Internship" programs by Dec 31, 2015, all the programs are free! No program fee is required!

Contact us from Inquiry:
http://www.worktraveljapan.com/inquiry.html

*Eligibility for "Work & Travel Japan" programs
http://www.worktraveljapan.com/eligibility.html

*Eligibility for "Japan Internship" programs
http://www.japan-internship.com/eligibility.html

Merry Christmas from Japan!

Bullet train a.k.a Shinkansen in Japanese:) The maximum speed is over 200mph!

Do you know how Japan looks like in winter?
Beautiful illumination around Tokyo station :)

IMPORTANT! >>>FREE Campaign for All Programs!
If you apply for "Work & Travel Japan" programs or "Japan Internship" programs by Dec 31, 2015, all the programs are free! No program fee is required!

Contact us from Inquiry:
http://www.worktraveljapan.com/inquiry.html

*Eligibility for "Work & Travel Japan" programs
http://www.worktraveljapan.com/eligibility.html

*Eligibility for "Japan Internship" programs
http://www.japan-internship.com/eligibility.html

Kimberly's blog▶▶▶ Week 5: Mt. Fuji
What is Kimberly's experience at Mt. Fuji, the most iconic tourist sight in Japan!?

http://www.worktraveljapan.com/bulletin-board/kimberlys-blog-5-mt-fuji

Kimberly's blog▶▶▶　Week 4: Work Culture in Japan
How is working culture in your country different from the one in Japan?

http://www.worktraveljapan.com/bulletin-board/kimberlys-blog-4-work-culture-in-japan

Quick Overview: What is Japan Internship by Work & Travel Japan?

Work & Travel is a new initiative for those who are looking to find work and get the most out of their trip to Japan. It focuses on participants' personal development and guides self-disciplinary learning while traveling.

Programs we offer are:
1. Work & Travel Japan
▶Placement Package
▶Self-placement Package
http://www.worktraveljapan.com/

2. Japan Internship (*for UNIVERSITY STUDENTS)
▶3 Months Program
▶6-12 Months Program
http://www.japan-internship.com/

If you have questions, send us inquiry at
[email protected]

Best regards,
Work & Travel Japan Team

Week 3: Daily Life Tips
Kimberly shared introductory tips for our prospective participants!

Daily Life Tips Every culture is unique, and navigating through a new culture may seem a bit daunting.  With that in mind, today I’ll share a few tips with those of you curious about daily life in Japan. 1. Get...