Can you get a job in Japan only speaking English?

The short answer is a resounding YES, but there is more to it than that. You can get a job without needing Japanese, but if you have already decided (or heard from others on reddit or Facebook groups) that you can only be an English teacher in Japan without speaking the language, you’d be dead wrong.

Is it easy to get part time job in Japan?

It is estimated that more than 75\% of foreign students get part-time jobs in Japan. Student have the option to work while studying (on limited hours). You may want to consider finding a part-time job or “arbeit” (アルバイト arubaito). We always recommend students to work, at least a few hours per week.

What kind of jobs can a foreigner get in Japan?

The 8 Most Popular Jobs for Foreigners in Japan

• English teacher. Teaching English at cram schools is the most common job for foreign workers.
• IT professional.
• Translator/interpreter.
• Sales staff.
• Military personnel.
• Banker.
• Service staff.
• Engineer.

Can a foreigner work part time in Japan?

There are some limitations to get part-time jobs in Japan as a foreigner. However, if your visa status is “College Student” or “Dependent”, you can get a part-time job as holding “Permission for part-time job”. In other words, you are not allowed to work unless you receive the permission.

What jobs are available in Japan for foreigners?

How can I get a part-time job in Japan?

How to apply for a part-time job in Japan. Once a job opening is found, submit the application. If the application asks you to visit the store, it is best to call ahead of time and arrange a meeting with the manager. You should also submit your resume in person if the shop has posted a “Staff Wanted” sign.

What are the best part-time jobs in Japan this summer?

Some of the jobs do not require Japanese speaking skills, but you can get to experience the Japanese “baito” (part time job) culture while cashing in some good money! This is arguably one of the most popular part- time work in the summer. This is a job that pays well and lets you enjoy summer to the fullest.

What jobs can you do in Japan with no Japanese?

This job may also require minimal Japanese. If you are hesitant about spending many hours in the sun, you can also be a receptionist, though the pay tends to be less. If you are a student and have a long holiday, you can choose to work at a live-in resort worker. You can enjoy a hot summer at a resort hotel while making money!

How can I get a full time job in Japan?

If you have skills like, IT programming, Digital Marketing or Translation, you can also take an internship job and aim for Full time work. You must have good experience and understanding about Japanese work culture and language. It won’t be difficult for you to get a full time job.

Do you offer “no-Nihongo” jobs?

Don’t worry, we offer “No-Nihongo” jobs as well. Do make sure you get your Work Permit status from Immigration. For those who have been to Japan as Trainee, your experience will be appreciated by new employers. Start looking for new jobs before your duty expires.