The structure of the Japanese employment cycle and process can often be confusing and intimidating to foreigners. So to help the many international students who are graduating next spring, the 3rd Career Seminar 2017 will focus on helping them navigate the job market in Japan.
The event will include lectures on how foreign students can find a job in Japan, and what they can do to prepare themselves for a successful career. Speakers will share personal experiences and address the challenges of cultural differences.
There will also be a Q&A session that participants can engage in freely.
This seminar is organised by the Institute for Excellence in Higher Education and the Center for Career Support / Innovative Leaders Platform. Attendance is free but registration is required via the link below.
Date: Tuesday, September 19
Time: 9am - 12 noon
Venue: Room 401, Aoba Memorial Hall (MAP), Aobayama Campus
To register for the event:
https://www.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/pd/index.cgi?program_num=1503561727
Program
| Lecture 1
How to find a job in Japan (in English) |
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| Lecture 2
Job hunting and related issues for international students in Japan (in Japanese) |
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| Break | |
| Lecture 3
My college life and job hunting experiences |
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| Lecture 4
Charting a course for your research in Japan |
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| Q and A Session | |
Contact：
Institute for Excellence in Higher EducationCenter for Career Support
Tel: 022 795-3231
Email: high-ca@grp.tohoku.ac.jp