Career outcome and work right
The most significant is that if you have a bachelor’s degree in Nepal, you are eligible to apply for a work permit after finishing your language course. It is non-background. You are accepted in any profession. If you are a high school graduate from Nepal, you study a professional course after finishing your language course, and you are asked to find a job offer related to your professional course for a work permit. Therefore, bachelor’s and master’s degrees are highly valued in Japan.
Part-time jobs allowed:
28 hours per week of part-time work are allowed for the students, and 8 hours a day in case of a long vacation.
Per-hour payment rate:
In Tokyo, it is 900 to 1,200 yen per hour.
In Fukuoka, it is 700 to 900 yen per hour.
(Payment figures are likely to differ slightly depending on the nature of work.)land is one of the most popular places for international students to study because it has one of the best educational systems. Students also choose to study abroad in New Zealand for a variety of reasons, such as the chance to work part-time and the fact that certificates, badges, and degrees from New Zealand are widely accepted and recognized around the world.
We also help our clients with classes to get ready for visas, job counseling, travel plans, help with acceptance letters, choosing the right university or college, and making sure documents are in the right format.
Future prospects:
The education achieved in Japan is recognized and valid
worldwide. Students can look for prestigious jobs in Japan. There is no
disparity of color, caste, nationality, ethnicity, etc. Society is crime-free,
and they give high honor to the working culture and hardworking people. Health
facilities are of a world-class standard. All Nepalese students can use the
facilities. You will feel proud to have the opportunity to study in Japan.
Facilities:
Foreign students are highly appreciated and encouraged to
study and settle in Japan. There is no disparity in wages and facilities
between foreigners and natives. Students can register for insurance and enjoy
the facilities.
Opportunities:
Many Nepalese students, upon successful completion of
language courses and classes, have been awarded permanent residence (PR) and
are living a prosperous and secure life, equivalent to native Japanese. There
are lots of opportunities, but you need patience, devotion, and education. You
can easily settle in Japan if you follow every system there and struggle
tirelessly in life.
