Congratulations on passing the SSW Food Service exam! 🎉 Now, what comes next? In this video, we’ll guide you through the detailed steps you need to follow after passing the SSW (Specified Skilled Worker) exam to ensure a smooth transition into Japan’s food service industry. From receiving your certificate to preparing for your life in Japan, this video covers it all.
Here’s what we’ll cover:
Section 1: Receiving Your Certificate
Once you’ve passed the exam, your first step will be receiving your SSW Certificate. This important document certifies your qualification to work in Japan We'll explain how to receive it and why it's crucial to keep it safe.
Section 2: Searching and Applying for a Job in Japan
Now that you’re certified, it’s time to start looking for a job in Japan. We’ll show you the best websites and resources to find food service job openings, including platforms like GaijinPot, JobsinJapan, and Hello Work. We’ll also provide tips on what kinds of jobs are available, such as kitchen staff, waitstaff, and food preparation assistants, and how to tailor your resume for success.
Section 3: Preparation for Interview
Applying for a job is only half the battle-interview preparation is key! In this section, we’ll guide you through how to prepare for a job interview in Japan, including common questions asked in the food service industry and tips on how to answer them in both Japanese and English. You'll also learn about Japanese interview etiquette, such as punctuality, dress code, and respectful language.
Section 4: Before Signing an Agreement with the Company
Before signing any job contract, you need to understand the terms. This section covers the key points to look for in your job agreement, such as working hours, salary, benefits, and the company's expectations. We’ll discuss what to ask during this stage to ensure you're signing a fair and legal agreement.
Section 5: Applying for Your Certificate of Eligibility (COE)
After securing a job, the next step is applying for the Certificate of Eligibility (COE), which allows you to apply for your visa. We’ll guide you through the required documents and explain how your employer will assist in this process. This is one of the most important steps before you can get your visa.
Section 6: Applying for Your SSW Visa
With your COE in hand, it’s time to apply for the SSW visa. We’ll walk you through the visa application process at your local Japanese embassy or consulate, including what documents you need, how long it takes, and what to expect during the process.
Section 7: Preparing for Life in Japan
Finally, we’ll cover how to prepare for life in Japan. This includes learning basic Japanese language phrases, understanding Japanese work culture, and knowing what to pack. From daily necessities to paperwork, we’ll help you get ready for your exciting new journey!
This video will give you all the essential information and resources to start your career in Japan’s food service industry. If you found this video helpful, please like, share, and subscribe to 日本語_WITH_UMESH for more tips and resources on working in Japan!
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
1:22 - Receiving Your Certificate
3:13 - Searching and Applying for a Job in Japan
10:18 - Preparation for Interview
11:07 - Before Signing an Agreement
12:23 - Applying for Certificate of Eligibility (COE)
13:45 - Applying for Your SSW Visa
14:28 - Preparing for Life in Japan
15:47 - Conclusion and Outro
Here are the names and links for job-hunting websites in Japan:
GaijinPot Jobs
jobs.gaijinpot.com/
Jobs in Japan
jobsinjapan.com/
Hello Work
www.hellowork.go.jp/
Indeed Japan
jp.indeed.com/
YOLO Japan
www.yolo-japan.com/en/recruit
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