Caregiver Program in Japan with JEP

Japan has always been open in providing opportunities to foreign workers, most especially in the CAREGIVING INDUSTRY.
But, have you ever dreamed to be a CAREGIVER IN JAPAN? Let us INVITE YOU!

If you are:
a. Interested to study in Japan;
b. 30 years old or below;
c. University or Senior High Graduate; and
d. With N5 or N4 Japanese language background, if with no background, willing to enroll in a nihongo course.

THEN, JOIN us on our FREE WEBINAR as we will discuss HOW YOU CAN BE A CAREGIVER IN JAPAN!
Register now and see how you can START YOUR JOURNEY with US.

Webinar details:
Date: March 5, 2021, Thursday
Time: 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Platform: Zoom meeting

To register, sign up by clicking this link: https://forms.gle/vHAcaiYYgMqScGKz9

Then receive the ZOOM access, 1 day before the event

SEE YOU AT THE EVENT!

ALL EYES ON HERE SENIOR HIGH GRADUATING AND GRADUATES!
Are you interested in STUDYING and PURSUING A CAREGIVING CAREER IN JAPAN?

IF your answer is YES, we invite you this March 4, 2021, Thursday, for a FREE WEBINAR!
Let us HELP YO
U to be informed on how to pursue this career in the FUTURE!
If you are a:
a. Senior High Graduating or Graduate; and
b. With N5 or N4 Japanese language background, if with no background, willing to enroll in a nihongo course.

REGISTER NOW!

To register, sign up by clicking this link: https://forms.gle/Rbzjdte8yhtk26jo9
Then receive the ZOOM access, 1 day before the event

Webinar details:
Date: March 4, 2021, Thursday
Time: 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Platform: Zoom meeting

SEE YOU AT THE EVENT!

NEW YEAR, NEW PROGRAM!

NEW OPPORTUNITY IS KNOCKING ON YOUR DOOR!

Are you currently in Japan? Afraid to lose your job? Planning to change your career path? What about caregiving?
Did you know that CAREGIVERS in JAPAN are STILL needed in this time of the pandemic?

So, if you are a permanent resident, a long-term resident, a Technical intern, or a student visa holder who can speak basic Japanese,
THIS ONE'S DEFINITELY FOR YOU!

START to build your new career path and STUDY CAREGIVING NOW!
Study the JAPANESE LANGUAGE and PASS THE NEEDED EXAMINATION to be a caregiver in JAPAN!

To know more about the details of the program, you may contact us through the following:

Email address: [email protected]
Contact number: 05068646491

INQUIRE NOW!

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