You'd better study first, then look for a job.

Without perfect language skills, you won't be hired in any formal job.

B. English majors go to Japan for postgraduate study.

Undergraduate graduates do not take language schools for postgraduate entrance examination (junior college).

There is a brief introduction in my blog, and I hope [Wrong Win] can also have a look.

1. You can find the tutor's papers and contact information on the homepage of each university.

If you don't want the intermediary to tutor you casually;

The choice of tutor is up to you.

As long as you can learn Japanese well and learn the Japanese way of working, you can work anywhere. 3. Science and engineering students need at least Japanese level 1 to find a job, if you work too much in college.

Without learning Japanese and working methods, you can hardly find a job.

3. Two 3's ... seem to have met somewhere.

As long as you don't go to a language school, you won't go to Kanto and Kansai.

Students in general state schools can work-study programs (work within the scope of the law).

No money is sent at home. The types and income of part-time jobs are also introduced in my blog.

Welcome to have a look when you are free. (Click on my name)

C I graduated from a university this year, majoring in English and teaching myself Japanese, and passed N2. How can I go to work in Japan?

1. Language school visa lasts for up to two years, each time for half a year or 1 year. If you find a job during this period, there is no problem. The company will help you change your study visa into a humanities visa. Try not to default on language school fees. If you do this maliciously, they will call the immigration office, and you will have the problem of renewing your visa.

2. There are also some people who took up jobs during the language school, not too many. You are still young. If you have been studying in a language school for two years, but you still haven't been employed successfully, you will find a job and have a wider road after finishing your master's degree in Japan-if you have a Japanese degree, the company will be willing to accept it.

If you return to China before the visa expires, it is not illegal to stay, and there is no problem that you can't go to Japan for a lifetime.

Do you mean a large number of labor export when you say work visa? You must return to China after the visa expires. During the labor service, you find a company that can formally hire you. When you return home, they will go through the formalities to send you to Japan. Some people will do this.

5. If you still want to stay in Japan after graduating from a language school, university or graduate student, it is also possible that some companies provide a "affiliated" visa, that is, they hire you in name and go through the formalities to hire you. Some people will do this.

D. Can I study in Japan after graduating from an English major university?

Yes, you can. And you can go to college (our graduate class) without learning more Japanese. The tutor of the college can speak English. Besides, good universities, such as Tokyo University and Waseda University, are easy to enter. It is best to find an intermediary for the formalities, and the agency fee is about 1 0,000. College fees are very low and there are few courses. After mastering basic Japanese, working can fully meet your needs.

E. studying in Japan for English majors

First of all, foreign students or newly enrolled students entering universities in Japan must go to advanced language schools or foreign students' universities, and there is no precedent for direct admission.

Secondly, there are many famous universities specializing in pedagogy in Japan, but unfortunately, many of these universities only accept Japanese students and do not accept foreigners. The media is everywhere.

If you have friends in Japan, you can ask them to help you get the university application form, fill it out by yourself, and ask your friends to help you sign up. However, the domestic cost guarantee is more troublesome. If parents' financial conditions are not very good, they can find their own relatives to guarantee, such as uncles. In addition, there must be a personal guarantor in Japan. It is naturally best to have a familiar Japanese to guarantee you. If not, you can ask the school to guarantee that you won't do anything illegal in Japan. Generally renting a house in Japan, most real estate agents need your guarantor.

As for the living expenses, 10W is enough for the first year, so you can work slowly, and you don't have to rely on your family for the second year. In addition, in Japan, you will have many Japanese seniors who will help you. Only when we go abroad can we truly realize the feeling that we are all from China. . .

Now, if the visa is successful, I can go in the second half of next year. I was born in 10. But I still suggest that it is better to be born in April, so that you will be more prepared for the college entrance examination.

If you want to talk about schools, you can consider Wenjing University in saitama. I studied in that foreign student university with a long history. All kinds of books in the library are complete, and popular CDs can also be borrowed and enjoyed free of charge with the student ID card. Moreover, saitama is very close to Tokyo, so it is very convenient to work in Tokyo. And renting a house in Tokyo is quite expensive, but Saitama is different. Renting a house is cheap, and so are things. The most important thing is that the university tuition in Tokyo is quite expensive, and the tuition in Saitama is more suitable. If you get good grades, you can also enter saitama University and enjoy generous scholarships and the treatment of international students. I really recommend it.

I am an undergraduate majoring in English. If you want to work and live in Japan after graduation, there are several ways. How much will it cost?

I support you upstairs, but it is also a good choice for people to look at the world and allocate their working time for 50 years.

The easiest way to work in Japan is to find a big Japanese company, become his employee, and then give him his future 10, regardless of anything. However, the requirements of these companies are absolutely demanding. If the landlord is good at expressing himself and has strong ability, he can challenge himself. No money, the income is not bad, but it is really difficult. The specific information of 5 1job is good, and the others can be found on the homepages of various companies.

The second is to find a China enterprise, which has more exchanges with Japan, and send it there. But as above, it is more difficult. And you need to pay attention to the contract and work content.

The third way is to study abroad, which costs a lot of money, but I think the landlord should not know Japanese and his major is not excellent. This method is more likely to be realized. Advertisements for studying abroad are everywhere, and the prices are clear. First, the language school 1~2 years, and then the university can take the exam itself, the price can be cheaper, and the choice is wide, but it is very hard.

Finally, the Japanese are really the most. Find a job first, learn Japanese well, then find a small company or dispatch company in Japan through an intermediary or business trip, jump ship and take root through hard work.

Above, anyway, if you really like Japan and want to come here, I suggest the third one. If you just want to work to make money, I suggest the last one. If you are lucky, just one or two. Do you think Japan and the Japanese people are charities if you want to enjoy welfare?

G. English majors go to Japan for postgraduate study

Japanese postgraduate application conditions:

Only undergraduate graduates with 1 and more than 4 years are eligible to take the postgraduate entrance examination.

2. Before formally applying for a postgraduate degree, you can study for a postgraduate degree of 1 year. It is worth noting that only four-year undergraduate graduates are eligible for advanced student status.

Generally, graduate schools require students to have a bachelor's degree, but some schools do not.

4. University graduates are not qualified to apply for Japanese graduate schools, nor can they apply for the qualification of advanced students.

Some students have double college degrees. Although the cumulative study period of this case has reached four years, it still does not have the qualification of Japanese graduate school.

6. One of the requirements of Japanese graduate school is to have a degree of 16 years or more. It should be noted that the number of academic years of advanced students who are informal students will not be counted.

You can input your GPA, major and other information into the volunteer reference system for studying abroad, and the system will automatically match the cases of students who are similar to you from the database to see which institutions and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of institutions and majors you can apply for at your current level and accurately locate yourself.

H. I studied in Japan and graduated from college English in 2008. After working for several years, I only saved about120,000. It is feasible to study MBA in Japan.

Although you are still qualified to study abroad, it is not recommended to study in Japan in this situation.

It is difficult to get into a decent university if you go to a junior college, apply for a graduate student or go directly to a junior college. Finally, you may go to lj University to get a degree, which is of little significance to your life planning.

Japanese is not good, n2 or below, you must go to a language school or a private university to study other subjects.

If you insist, I suggest you go to the website of the Japanese Embassy in China to read the study instructions.

I. English major, what can I do when I go to work in Japan?

I think what I can do when I choose to work in Japan has nothing to do with my major. The key is to see what kind of job you like, what kind of job you are suitable for and what kind of job you are willing to do. Only by comprehensive consideration can we know what we can do and stick to it.

Although Japanese is spoken in Japan, English, as a common language abroad, can also be enjoyed there. I think I can accomplish the following tasks by myself, depending on my choice:

If you want to engage in the catering industry in Japan, you can find a Chinese-run restaurant to do it bit by bit. The waiter will be the front desk supervisor first, then the manager on duty, and then continue to be promoted to the manager. This is also a good choice. The premise is that you can really endure hardships and persist, and cooking is still tiring.

Or you don't want to engage in such manual labor, and you don't want your major in college to be wasted. You can also do translation work in Japan. English translation is also very good, with more technical content, which tests your professional skills. But I think this is more difficult, unless your English level has reached the level of perfection, and you are familiar with many words and sentences clearly.

Or you can go to an educational institution in Japan to be an English teacher and a Chinese teacher and teach English and Chinese in a bilingual way. This is also a very good choice. It is also meaningful, after all, education is a very great and far-reaching thing, and it is worth working hard as a lifelong career.

J. How about going to Japan to find a job after graduation? Do you need a good command of English to study in Japan for one year?

At present, I want to work in Japan, first of all, my Japanese ability. Without outstanding skills, it should be difficult to apply for a job in a Japanese company at present.

If English is good, it is very easy to work in some large and medium-sized Japanese enterprises. At present, Japanese companies have high requirements for English ability.