Can you start on holiday/student visa and find work even if you don’t speak the language well?kinda need the basic 123abc Looking for a gajin bar to start, working for accomodation, teaching english etc. Thanks
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**Ideas on moving to japan**
Can you start on holiday/student visa and find work even if you don’t speak the language well?kinda need the basic 123abc Looking for a gajin bar to start, working for accomodation, teaching english etc. Thanks
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It is pretty tough to find work with 0 Japanese and no other significant skills (like software dev or engineering), but the jobs exist. Your best bet is probably teaching English in some way (at tutoring centers or through the JET program).
Try to find some websites online where you can search for jobs and enter “no Japanese” as a language requirement. Gaijinpot lets you do that in their search options.
Well, you could also attend classes at a language school while you’re in Japan and since you would be there, I think the learning process will be faster than just learning at home, because you’re able to use what you’ve learned immediately.
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This is a copy of your post for archive/search purposes.
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**Ideas on moving to japan**
Can you start on holiday/student visa and find work even if you don’t speak the language well?kinda need the basic 123abc
Looking for a gajin bar to start, working for accomodation, teaching english etc.
Thanks
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It is pretty tough to find work with 0 Japanese and no other significant skills (like software dev or engineering), but the jobs exist. Your best bet is probably teaching English in some way (at tutoring centers or through the JET program).
Try to find some websites online where you can search for jobs and enter “no Japanese” as a language requirement. Gaijinpot lets you do that in their search options.
Well, you could also attend classes at a language school while you’re in Japan and since you would be there, I think the learning process will be faster than just learning at home, because you’re able to use what you’ve learned immediately.