"I want to work in Tokyo but I don't want to teach English..."
Feb 23, 2023 3:11 am
Konnichiwa from the Japan Switch Team!
Many people opt to go the English teaching route as it is a quick way to get your visa approved and a sponsor, but it's certainly not for everyone. Take a look at a couple of articles written by Japan experts and you'll be battle-ready for the (job) hunt in no time.
Full-Time Jobs in Japan
This is a no-nonsense article covering full-time, part-time, online and freelance jobs out there. From IT to marketing to healthcare and beyond, we talk visas, companies, and where to find work.
Guide to Networking in Japan
Finding a position in Tokyo is easy if you have a University degree and can speak English fluently, so the challenge becomes finding a company that you actually want to work for. The most interesting and unique companies tend to hire new people through word of mouth and don't rely on job boards. This article is a must-read if you're serious about living and working in Japan long term and don't want to fight for the scraps on the job boards!
Ultimate Guide to Recruiters in Tokyo & Job Hunting Secrets
Another solid option for all you jobhunters is dancing with a recruiter or two. But where do you start? If you have a university degree from your home country and are eligible for or hold a working visa - you're good to go. Many companies use recruiters and this can be a great way to get help with cleaning up your resume, preparing for interviews, and more.
For more information or other updates and tips on life in Japan, be sure to check out our website here.
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