Brett Huestis wrote these six resources for Nisshin Global. They cover common parts of a job search in Japan, including application documents, interviews, immigration information, and career planning.
Application documents
- How to Write a Japanese Resume (Rirekisho) (opens in a new tab)
A guide to the standard form used to summarize education, work history, qualifications, and other basic details. - How to Write a Shokumukeirekisho (opens in a new tab)
A guide to the detailed work history document used to explain experience, achievements, and skills.
Interviews and immigration information
- 8 Tips for Succeeding in Japanese Job Interviews (opens in a new tab)
Interview preparation advice focused on Japanese hiring practices. - Japanese Language Requirements for the 技人国 Visa (opens in a new tab)
Nisshin Global’s overview of Japanese-language expectations connected to the 技人国 status of residence.
Immigration rules and their application can change. Confirm current requirements with the Immigration Services Agency of Japan or a qualified immigration professional.
Seminar recaps
These recaps cover online career seminars presented by Nisshin Global Corporation in collaboration with National AJET.
- Understanding Your Value in Japan’s Job Market (opens in a new tab)
A recap about explaining JET and Ashinaga Africa Initiative experience to employers in Japan. - JET Alumni Insights #1 (opens in a new tab)
Career paths and practical lessons from former JETs Philippus “Flippy” Poggenpoel and Varuna De Silva.
For National AJET’s own seminar adaptation, read Finding Success at JET Career Fairs.
