Studying in Japan needs a lot of money, so many students who study in Japan will reduce their financial burden by working. However, many foreign students are not very familiar with the Japanese environment, and they will encounter a lot of trouble in finding a job. So, how should international students find jobs correctly in Japan? Let's take a look with Bian Xiao.

First, the language is not good, turn to China Property Store for help.

For local China real estate shops, look for Chinese news newspapers in Japan. In some places, the job advertisements of Chinese restaurants will be posted directly to the local China property store, or directly asked the clerk or boss. Of course, some job advertisements will contain some false information and need to be screened.

Second, free introduction of works

Every station and convenience store has a free job introduction book, such as antownworkJOBdomo, which is usually updated automatically once a week. According to the information in the book, you can call the recruitment shop or unit to ask about the specific situation, introduce yourself to the recruitment unit, and then decide whether to go for an interview. Of course, remember to bring your resume with you when you interview. If the Japanese of the classmate who just went is not very good, you can ask your classmate or friend to make a phone call for you.

Third, the employment agency:

You can go to the city (district) service office in your city and ask for help in finding a job. In all the prisons of cities, districts, towns and villages in Japan, there are such institutions that introduce work for free. You can tell them in detail about yourself and your intention to apply for a job. They will introduce some jobs suitable for students according to their specific conditions. This method is more reliable.

Fourth, consult more seniors.

You can also ask the senior foreign students in the school to introduce you. Such students can generally find suitable jobs faster.