Earn, Learn & Work in Japan for Indian Students

Step-by-Step Process and Timeline Guide: Immersion Program - Work & Learn in Japan

Program Overview

This comprehensive program combines intensive Japanese language training with cultural exposure and part-time work opportunities, helping participants pursue a rewarding career in Japan. By learning the language and gaining valuable work experience, candidates can achieve higher language proficiency, along with potential future employment or academic advancements in Japan.

Duration:

  • India: 6 months (N5 & N4 Japanese language levels)
  • Japan: 12 months (N3 Japanese language level)

Key Features:

  • Language training, culture, and etiquette
  • Part-time work placement in Japan
  • Potential to transition to full-time employment or further studies post-program

Opportunity Overview

The Japanese language training offers a strong foundation for both language skills and cultural understanding, essential for successful integration into the Japanese workforce. Beyond just learning the language, the program helps secure part-time jobs in Japan, allowing participants to gain practical experience while supporting themselves.

Why Pursue This Program?

  • Language Mastery: Achieve proficiency in Japanese, an in-demand skill in Japan's workforce.
  • Cultural Understanding: Adapt smoothly to Japanese work environments.
  • Career Boost: Engage in part-time jobs with the possibility of full-time placement post-program.

Process Step-by-Step

Registration Process

  • Pay the 1st installment fee to confirm your registration.
  • Submit required documents including identity proof and academic records.
  • Complete the application form and sign the Educational Advisory Services Agreement.

Training in India (6 Months)

  • Course Start: January 2025
  • Content Covered: Learn N5 and N4 level Japanese, plus Japanese culture and etiquette.
  • Class Schedule: 5 days a week, 90–120 minutes per day, online.
  • Milestone: Pass N5 and prepare for immigration interview (March/April 2025).

Documentation and Visa Application

  • After completing N5, attend a language proficiency interview.
  • Submit results to Japanese Immigration and receive Provisional Letter of Admission.
  • Begin the Certificate of Eligibility (COE) and visa process.
  • Pay the 2nd installment by January 31, 2025.

Travel to Japan

  • Departure: October 2025
  • Upon arrival, join the institution for N3 program and begin part-time work.

Training in Japan (12 Months)

  • Class Schedule: 5 days a week, 3–4 hours per day.
  • Part-Time Jobs: Work up to 28 hours per week, 40 hours during vacations.

Final Job Placement

  • Participate in job fairs or interviews. Placement depends on language proficiency and job performance.

Who Can Join?

Graduates in the following fields are eligible:

  • BCA, BBA, BCom, BTech, MCA, MBA

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