As I work in Biotech here in Japan, we appreciate your great support for patients. We truly value and appreciate all nurses. Especially since my mother and sisters are all nurses.
Thank you so much, @buena 🥰🥰🥰 How’s the weather in Italy? Here, it’s autumn already, and it’s so cold in the morning 🥶🥶 Though I’ve been living in Japan for a half-decade, I’m still not getting used to the cold weather. 😆 Hope you’re doing well on the other side of the earth. 😊
Fall has arrived here as well 🙈 It’s starting to get cold, but it’s not freezing yet 🙏🏼 we’re getting there tho 😂😭 Nevertheless, I love ber months for the holidays, the cozy cafe dates with friends and snow (which I hope comes soon! ) I hope you’re doing well too ate Sarah! 🤎
In terms of work and salary and lifestyle, I would agree with you, sir. Living in Japan has taught me a lot of things about how organized their government, people, I think almost everything. And I love anime and the feeling of amazement every time I travel from place to place. However in my experience sir, there’s no place like home. I miss my family back home😢( Maybe I’m so homesick na sir aheheheh. I haven’t been home to the Philippines for almost 3 years na since the pandemic 😢) Nashare ko lng 😊
ate sarah thank you so much po for sharing your work and living experiences in japan! with detail too! im currently in 11th grade and i really love japan, but i do not know the basics of the language, so, i would like to ask you about your japanese learning experience? how did you get started po, what mediums you used, and how long it took you. i hope im not too late on learning the language, thank you!
Your question po is so hard to answer. But I guess it depends po individually. Based on my experience ko lang po saka sa naoobserve ko dito sa Japan, if you want po tumira sa peaceful na lugar, low crime rates, malinis po, no problem sa transportation etc. I would recommend Japan po. Pero if you are looking po for career growth po etc. I wouldn’t recommend Japan po. As a foreigner po sobrang hirap po mapromote kasi, you have to get their trust plus atleast kaya nyo po makipagsabayan sa mga Japanese in Communication po.
New Subscriber here I have a cousin who was a Nurse here in Japan Permanent Visa holder siya before pero para maging Nurse dito sinuko niya yun kasi she LOVES being a NURSE. Ngayon nasa America na siya as a NURSE ginawa niyan stepping stone ang experience niya dito sa Japan
Congrats to your cousin.😊 Yap still May mga limitations pa din dahil sa language here. Pero if magaling kang magnihongo they will entrust naman sayo yung work.
hello madam can i ask a question? that 204k jyp a monthly or semi monthly? also is that your gross income or net? is it also true that pt's minimum wage are like 4000 usd monthly in Tokyo? why do you choose to work at a country side instead of Tokyo? which is more higher salary? thankyouuu!!
Hi ate Sarah! ☺ I'm a grade 11 student and I'm planning to take nursing po for college and gusto ko din po mag work sa Japan... Important po yung school kung San ka grumaduate kapag mag-aaply po? And how long did it take po bago ka naging nurse po in Japan? I started to learn Japanese na para hindi po ako mahirapan hehehe. Btwww ate you're so pretty and you're one my inspiration 💓 💗
Hello Nana san ❤️👋🏻 Sorry for late response. Actually regardless kahit san ka grumaduate it doesn’t matter. Importante you are graduate of BSN, registered nurse, and may 3 years experience in hospital or kahit ata private nurse. Not sure pero parang count yun as an experience. Yes, if you are studying Japanese right now, it’s an advantage. 😊😊😊 I advice na magaral ka na ng Japanese as soon as possible pra di ka na masyadong mahirapan kapag ng study ng nursing in Japanese Kasi need mo ipasa yung board exam nila dito. Ganbatte sa studies!!! 💪🏻❤️ if you still have questions just feel free to ask.
Yahh. .😊 im also wacthed ur latest vlog 😍 stayed humble plss shout my name on the last part ur vlog iwill appreciate that 😊 Im Rowell puno From nueva ecija ❤
Just Subscribed…I am a caregiver in Switzerland 🇨🇭 I work only 70% every month. I am working with few Filipino Nurses dito.🥰🥰. I love Japan been there already few time super ganda at linis. Want to go back for holiday kaso strikto sila as of the moment. Hopefully soon🙏🙏🙏
Hello @Ms Genalyn thank you for subscribing to my channel. It means a lot to me 😊😊😊 Next year po, hoping to open na yung border ng Japan. As of now nagtatanggap n Po sila ulit ng foreign workers and students and maybe next year po tourist na. 😊
@@sarahvlogs_ sana lagi ko inaabangan mag open para maka pasyal ulit jan.ingat ka lagi sa Japan hopefully europe naman next distination mo maganda mag work dito as a Nurse.
Hello po. May special area allowance din po ba kayo jan for example na-assign kayo sa ICU, OR, PICU, ER? Paano po ba ang area of assignment sa japan dapat po ba same sa experience sa pinas or pwede ka magpa-assign sa mga special area like ICU, ER.?
Hi sarah just watched your video becoz I'm interested to come to Japan and work as a nurse I need your help I'm from Pakistan and studied nurse in my country currently I'm in uae but I want to move so what should I do like what is the best way to start and I can move with my family
Hello @lazyspaghetti. I feel your frustrations po. Soon po makakarating din po kayo dito. Anyway, parang pinaguusapan na po ng gov’t ng Japan yung pagpapasok ng mga students and trainees dito. kasi need din po talaga nila ng manpower. Hopefully this year din ☺️ let’s pray for that po 🙏🏻
I would expect it to be more in japan. Considering it is the countryside of Japan, i would think that is so less. I know nurses in the US make more than 1.5 million yen a month. that sounds difficult to build wealth with the nurse's salary in Japan.
I somehow agree. However, we also have to consider the cost of living in the US. The cost of living in the US is way higher as opposed to Asian countries such as Japan. Nasilaw kami sa una sa salary sa US pero super mahal po ng housing + tax. 🤭
Hello Kabayan, Im UK registered currently looking to transfer to another country. Were you hired directly? Andami ko kase nakikitang bridging programs para maging registered dyan pero sobrang haba ng proseso.
Hi atee sarah!! I am a 3rd year college student po and I always wanted to persue my dream as a nurse in japan po. I just want to ask, ano po yung mga bagay na I need to do after graduating college? Do I need experience pa po ba na mag work as a nurse in the ph before ako maka apply dyan? Ano po yung mga required na mga gamit para po nakapunta dyan? (BTW I love your vids ate! nakaka inspire po, keep it up po💗)
Hello Dear 😊❤️ As of now isa sa mga requirements nila dapat May 3 years experience ka in nursing. Plus need din mag aral ng Japanese. They have free training plus allowances naman😉. Pero if advance ka sa Japanese there are circumstances na pede ka na nila I-direct hire sa facility or hospital :) alam ko need ata N2 level. I do have a video how to apply here in Japan. Then I’m planning to make a video about my journey here. Pero tingin ko matatagalan pa yun. Thank you for watching hope to see you in my other videos 😊
Hi sarah. I love your videos. Nakaka-inspire ❤️ i am currently working as a caregiver here in gunmaken japan and i have plans to take the japanese nursing licensure exam. I will ask lang kung kelangan bang maging N1 passer before taking the exam?
Konnichiwa Charissa san, I’m so flattered to hear it from you. ❣️ Isa sa mga requirements nila yan need N1 passer and dapt same ng curriculum nila. What I mean dapat naabutan ka ng K-12 program sa Philippines.
Hello Po again. First po, I attended 1 year languange training. And after our training 1 year din po Ako ng magreview for the Japanese nursing board exam. Mejo matagal Po yung process saka dame din pong aral.
Hello Sureta san. I got here in Japan because of the JICWELS. It’s a government program between Japan and Philippines. I don’t know if your country has also this kind of program. As of now there are just 3 countries. (Philippines, Indonesia and Vietnam)
Oh oh thank uh for my reply..I'm a registered nurse of Nepal now Im coming there by khaigo program later what can I do for beacome registered nurse there if you know please tell me
Can i apply for dental hygienist/assistant if I'm already in japan? I completed my language school and completed IT business studies nd have now work permit. I don't know if i can change my job or visa status. Can u plz tell
Hello po! Stumbled upon your channel and I'm your new subscriber 🥺 can you share po kaya your journey to Japan? Or how did you earn your nursing license? I enjoy watching Filipino stories about stuff like this~ hoping to see more from you po!
Hello, Bhumika san, If you are going to apply to their program which is known as EPA, they will be going to support you with your language training and provide you with books, classrooms, and teachers to help you with your training. But I’m not quite sure if they have this kind of program in your country. However, you can also learn from the internet especially here on youtube there are so many Japanese language tutorials here that could help you with your language training.
I’m a Canadian RN, presently working here in the US as a traveling nurse. What advice can give for me to pass the National board exam there. Any group review class I can join. My speaking Japanese is very good but my writing is still a lot of works to do. がんばってくださいおえんしますからね！
Hello Miss Nina 😊 I’m not sure if they are conducting review classes for foreign Nurses. But I think you can inquire it to Jicwels thru email. Based on my experience, I studied Nursing in Japanese for 1 year with my Japanese Mentor. The hospital where I’m working was so generous they provided us Nursing books in Japanese (a lot and I can’t remember how many they were) In our class our Mentor let us read the book aloud and check if we read it correctly. I’m so thankful because the time when I started studying Nursing in Japanese I already attended a 1-year language training, so I understand more than half of what we were reading at that time. If there were kanjis that were difficult to understand I searched them and took a note, so I could understand what I’m reading. If you want to see in detail how I passed the Japanese Nursing licensure exam, I also have a video of that on my channel. You can check it out anytime. Thank you so much. I hope this will help you.
@@sarahvlogs_been studying for 3 years now through UA-cam, online courses, Japanese books , watching news, et al. but I felt not enough, cause I couldn’t practice enough. I have plans of quitting my job here once this pandemic is over and study in Japan. That’s the only way I could perfect my Japanese and be able to passed the exam. Wished I could see you one day !
@@別府ニーナ Wow 😯 Japanese is not like any language and I also struggled a lot to memorize the 3 writing systems in Japanese. I really admired you because unlike me you have been studying Japanese almost by yourself. 😯 Yes, you are right. The best way to learn Japanese is to integrate yourself with them. I would love to see you here in Japan 🇯🇵
Hi po i’m currently living po here in japan, planning to take nursing course po. Can you give me some advice po about nursing course? 🥺 medyo kinakabahan po kasi ako baka sobrang mahirap.
Nope, they are not really particular which school or University you’ve graduated. What’s important to them is your years of working experience. They preferred the applicant to have a 3 years in experience of more and willing to study the language.
Hello po, sobra po kayo nakaka inspired :) I liked your videos po. Gusto ko din makapunta sa japan soon..I-aask ko po sana if required po ba mag work sa tertiary hospitals as experience here in the philippines kapag mag aapply po sa JPEPA?? Arigatou ^^
Hello, thank you so much ❤️ Hindi naman require na sa tertiary hospital yung experience. Basta 3 years hospital experience. Kahit anong level ng hospital 👍🏻
Hello sis. How to be RN there in japan? Kasi marami din ako kilala na RN sa pinas pero care giver po jan. No offense kasi ako mismo nagcoconsider na maging caregiver because I really like to work in japan. From what I heard its really hard na maging RN sa japan. Currently im working in a hospital here in saudi arabia. But I really want to work there. Thanks sis. Godbless
Hello po! Gusto ko lang po magask since wala po ako nakikita talaga. Meron po ba kayo naeencounter na Filipino Medtechs sa Japan? Plan ko rin po sana magwork dyan and gusto ko po sana malaman yung experiences nila huhu. Thank you so much for this video po! ♡
malaki sahod mo iha....kaya pala gusto ng anak ko mag work dyan😅pagka graduate nya...pero i know how expensive japan is....at nd porket malaki sahod eh ok na kc un cost of living din...stay safe!
Sorry for the delayed response. Sa totoo lang para saken mahirap sya 😭 First of all it’s all written in Japanese. Kaya need talaga maglaan ng time para sa pag-aaral. May mga kabatch ako n unfortunately di pumasa at umuwi na ng Pinas. Pero I think kung determinando ka pumasa makakaya mo din ipasa yung exam. 😊
I’ve uploaded Po ng new video about nursing here in Japan. I’ve mentioned Po dun how to take the nursing board exam sa Japan Tapos kung ano yung alternative na pede gawin kung nahihirapan kang iPasa yung nursing board exam para maextend mo yung visa mo. 😊😊😊
Thanks for posting... watching from UK. Good info at para din sa mga pinoy na nasa pinas na akala nila ay gaming lahat :) pinoy din ako na nagwork sa overseas at dito na-stuck sa uk.
I am actually surprised about how much you earn and I think I expected it to be more in Japan? At least, it should be more if you think about the work you do. I live in the Netherlands and have been a registered nurse for 2 years now. If I take into consideration my different shifts and the extra pay I get for that, I usually earn an income of 380.000 yen, this is after taxes and insurance (before taxes the amount is 490.000 yen). Every year my salary increases and at the top (usually after 10-12 years) you usually earn a base (without extra's for different shifts) pay of 550.000 yen. I always wanted to experience working in Japan as a nurse but hearing the low amount you get payed I am not that interested anymore haha!
Yeah, that’s true, if you compared the salary from other countries, especially in the western countries, nurses have a bigger offer there than in Japan. But people have different reasons why they chose to work in a specific country. Some because of the salary, some maybe because they want to experience the culture or because of the opportunity that was given them. Regardless, what’s important is you are happy, and contented and you are growing. If not, there are so many opportunitiesn pedeng I-try. And I’m so happy for you because you are receiving a lot compared to others. “Sana All” 😊 makalipat na nga Sa Netherlands aheheheh
@@sarahvlogs_ I think you are amazing for having the courage to work in a different country and in health care no less! It can be very hard and challenging to learn a different language (especially when it comes to medical stuff) and adapt to a different culture and work environment! I wish I had the guts to do this but I guess I would be too scared, so all the praise to you! In case you ever get 'bored' of Japan and want to experience something new, in the Netherlands we are looking for nurses as well haha :)
New subscriber po ate. Hehe, I would like to meet you po someday or be workmates po😅 in the same hospital. I am still studying nursing hehe.. Thank you po for the video and I wish you Good Luck, Good Health, and Prosperity.
Hello Charl ☺️ Thank you so much. I would love to meet you too. Good luck din as studies and Merry Christmas and Happy New year to you and your family ☺️
As I work in Biotech here in Japan, we appreciate your great support for patients. We truly value and appreciate all nurses. Especially since my mother and sisters are all nurses.
Thank you for being transparent with us, it allows us that would love to live in Japan to have proper expectations!!
I love it ate Sarah! So generous to be supporting your fam back home
Thank you so much, @buena 🥰🥰🥰
How’s the weather in Italy? Here, it’s autumn already, and it’s so cold in the morning 🥶🥶
Though I’ve been living in Japan for a half-decade, I’m still not getting used to the cold weather. 😆
Hope you’re doing well on the other side of the earth. 😊
Fall has arrived here as well 🙈
It’s starting to get cold, but it’s not freezing yet 🙏🏼 we’re getting there tho 😂😭
Nevertheless, I love ber months for the holidays, the cozy cafe dates with friends and snow (which I hope comes soon! )
I hope you’re doing well too ate Sarah! 🤎
Thanks for this. :) I'm moving to Japan, so this was helpful. Have a great day!
I do believe the life of a nurse in Japan is better than the life of a nurse in the Philippines, regardless of the expenses there.
In terms of work and salary and lifestyle, I would agree with you, sir. Living in Japan has taught me a lot of things about how organized their government, people, I think almost everything. And I love anime and the feeling of amazement every time I travel from place to place.
However in my experience sir, there’s no place like home. I miss my family back home😢( Maybe I’m so homesick na sir aheheheh. I haven’t been home to the Philippines for almost 3 years na since the pandemic 😢)
Nashare ko lng 😊
Yey! I've been waiting for this😊 keep safe always ate sarah!
🤍🤍🤍
thank you ateeeee, it really motivates me more to see your videos po kasi i really want and like to work and live in Japan.
Thank you for discussion about nurse in Japan❤️
Hi Sarah San! I would just like to know your JLPT level and your journey in reviewing for board exams. Hope you do a video about that. More power!
I'll be there soon 😍
ate sarah thank you so much po for sharing your work and living experiences in japan! with detail too! im currently in 11th grade and i really love japan, but i do not know the basics of the language, so, i would like to ask you about your japanese learning experience? how did you get started po, what mediums you used, and how long it took you. i hope im not too late on learning the language, thank you!
Nice Vlog♥️Thank you so much for sharing♥️. Appreciate it.♥️.
#You have a beautiful Vlog(Very informative and Aesthetic♥️).
Hello thank you so much 🥰🥰🥰
I am currently in US but I am considering going to Japan po. Any advice?
Your question po is so hard to answer. But I guess it depends po individually.
Based on my experience ko lang po saka sa naoobserve ko dito sa Japan, if you want po tumira sa peaceful na lugar, low crime rates, malinis po, no problem sa transportation etc. I would recommend Japan po.
Pero if you are looking po for career growth po etc. I wouldn’t recommend Japan po. As a foreigner po sobrang hirap po mapromote kasi, you have to get their trust plus atleast kaya nyo po makipagsabayan sa mga Japanese in Communication po.
New Subscriber here I have a cousin who was a Nurse here in Japan Permanent Visa holder siya before pero para maging Nurse dito sinuko niya yun kasi she LOVES being a NURSE. Ngayon nasa America na siya as a NURSE ginawa niyan stepping stone ang experience niya dito sa Japan
Congrats to your cousin.😊
Yap still May mga limitations pa din dahil sa language here. Pero if magaling kang magnihongo they will entrust naman sayo yung work.
Hi just wondering if you need to take course or study japanese to work there? 😊 thanks...
Yes you do po. But everything namn sagot nila 😊
I want to work in a Japanese rural setting, how should i apply? Any agents you know i can apply to?
You inspire me po🤧 Hope to finish my degree here and move to Japan someday🥳
Thank you so much. 🥰🥰🥰
I wish you the best in your studies. 💪🏻
Keep it up Sarah 💕💕💕🙌🙌🙌
Arigatou Yumi san 😊🥰😊🥰😊
how sweet naman..... by the way thanks sa info,..
Welcome 😊
Mahirap po ba diyan as a nurse compared dito sa Philippines? Thank you po.
hello madam can i ask a question? that 204k jyp a monthly or semi monthly? also is that your gross income or net?
is it also true that pt's minimum wage are like 4000 usd monthly in Tokyo?
why do you choose to work at a country side instead of Tokyo? which is more higher salary?
thankyouuu!!
Ms. Sarah magkano pinakamataas na sweldo na makukuha? TY.
Well made video thank you
Thank you so much ☺️
Hi ate Sarah! ☺
I'm a grade 11 student and I'm planning to take nursing po for college and gusto ko din po mag work sa Japan...
Important po yung school kung San ka grumaduate kapag mag-aaply po? And how long did it take po bago ka naging nurse po in Japan?
I started to learn Japanese na para hindi po ako mahirapan hehehe.
Btwww ate you're so pretty and you're one my inspiration 💓 💗
Hello Nana san ❤️👋🏻
Sorry for late response. Actually regardless kahit san ka grumaduate it doesn’t matter. Importante you are graduate of BSN, registered nurse, and may 3 years experience in hospital or kahit ata private nurse. Not sure pero parang count yun as an experience.
Yes, if you are studying Japanese right now, it’s an advantage. 😊😊😊 I advice na magaral ka na ng Japanese as soon as possible pra di ka na masyadong mahirapan kapag ng study ng nursing in Japanese Kasi need mo ipasa yung board exam nila dito.
Ganbatte sa studies!!! 💪🏻❤️ if you still have questions just feel free to ask.
@@sarahvlogs_ate kapag ba nag aaply Ka sa Japan as a nurse dapat bang mag take kapadin ng board exam even though pasado kana sa board exam Dito?
Stay safe po . .godbless takecare always and pray 😊
Thank you so much. Take care and Godbless 😊
Yahh. .😊 im also wacthed ur latest vlog 😍 stayed humble plss shout my name on the last part ur vlog iwill appreciate that 😊
Im Rowell puno From nueva ecija ❤
I’m a nurse in the US and I have always dreamed of living in Japan! Is it true that you have to take the nclex or similar exam in Japanese?
Yes....I m an Indian nurse who wants to work in Japan but the exam is very difficult nd we hv to be proficient in Japanese 😢
Just Subscribed…I am a caregiver in Switzerland 🇨🇭 I work only 70% every month. I am working with few Filipino Nurses dito.🥰🥰. I love Japan been there already few time super ganda at linis. Want to go back for holiday kaso strikto sila as of the moment. Hopefully soon🙏🙏🙏
Hello @Ms Genalyn thank you for subscribing to my channel. It means a lot to me 😊😊😊
Next year po, hoping to open na yung border ng Japan. As of now nagtatanggap n Po sila ulit ng foreign workers and students and maybe next year po tourist na. 😊
@@sarahvlogs_ sana lagi ko inaabangan mag open para maka pasyal ulit jan.ingat ka lagi sa Japan hopefully europe naman next distination mo maganda mag work dito as a Nurse.
How about po yong patient ratio and workload? Thanks.
Hello po. May special area allowance din po ba kayo jan for example na-assign kayo sa ICU, OR, PICU, ER?
Paano po ba ang area of assignment sa japan dapat po ba same sa experience sa pinas or pwede ka magpa-assign sa mga special area like ICU, ER.?
As an English teacher full time, albeit 9 years ago I earned 250k JPY per month.
Hi sarah just watched your video becoz I'm interested to come to Japan and work as a nurse I need your help I'm from Pakistan and studied nurse in my country currently I'm in uae but I want to move so what should I do like what is the best way to start and I can move with my family
Hays sana makaalis na ako bwisit talaga na covid to. Last year pa ako dapat makakaalis hahaha. Ok din pala sahod jan walang wala sa Pinas.
Hello @lazyspaghetti.
I feel your frustrations po. Soon po makakarating din po kayo dito. Anyway, parang pinaguusapan na po ng gov’t ng Japan yung pagpapasok ng mga students and trainees dito. kasi need din po talaga nila ng manpower. Hopefully this year din ☺️ let’s pray for that po 🙏🏻
@@sarahvlogs_Lods mukhang matutuloy na ako this year. Toyama din ang deployment ko. Ok na ba 300k yen gross per month para mabuhay ng maayos dun?
@@theluffy99 Congrats. So happy to hear that. Omg Mas malaki pa sweldo mo saken. Ahehehheh welcome to Japan in advance 🥳🥳🥳
I would expect it to be more in japan. Considering it is the countryside of Japan, i would think that is so less. I know nurses in the US make more than 1.5 million yen a month. that sounds difficult to build wealth with the nurse's salary in Japan.
I somehow agree. However, we also have to consider the cost of living in the US. The cost of living in the US is way higher as opposed to Asian countries such as Japan. Nasilaw kami sa una sa salary sa US pero super mahal po ng housing + tax. 🤭
hello po sarah senpai
update po sna bout this.
tokyo nurse allowance nmn po hihi 😁
My i know where your company? Because i plan to transfer? Any recommendations?
Hello Kabayan, Im UK registered currently looking to transfer to another country. Were you hired directly? Andami ko kase nakikitang bridging programs para maging registered dyan pero sobrang haba ng proseso.
Ask lang po sana di po bha much better and Uk compared JP po?
daming allowances.. any plans of working here in the US?
Wow dami👍🥰
Which is better po. US? Or JPN?
Us
Rn
Hi atee sarah!! I am a 3rd year college student po and I always wanted to persue my dream as a nurse in japan po. I just want to ask, ano po yung mga bagay na I need to do after graduating college? Do I need experience pa po ba na mag work as a nurse in the ph before ako maka apply dyan? Ano po yung mga required na mga gamit para po nakapunta dyan? (BTW I love your vids ate! nakaka inspire po, keep it up po💗)
Hello Dear 😊❤️
As of now isa sa mga requirements nila dapat May 3 years experience ka in nursing. Plus need din mag aral ng Japanese. They have free training plus allowances naman😉. Pero if advance ka sa Japanese there are circumstances na pede ka na nila I-direct hire sa facility or hospital :) alam ko need ata N2 level.
I do have a video how to apply here in Japan. Then I’m planning to make a video about my journey here. Pero tingin ko matatagalan pa yun. Thank you for watching hope to see you in my other videos 😊
Do you have a vid po ba on how you got to work in Japan? Like what’s the process po or requirements?
Yes I do have Po. Mejo nasa dulo na sya. Sakto, hiring sila ulit ngayon. Check nyo Po yung Poea website :)
Hi sarah. I love your videos. Nakaka-inspire ❤️ i am currently working as a caregiver here in gunmaken japan and i have plans to take the japanese nursing licensure exam. I will ask lang kung kelangan bang maging N1 passer before taking the exam?
Thank you.
Konnichiwa Charissa san,
I’m so flattered to hear it from you. ❣️
Isa sa mga requirements nila yan need N1 passer and dapt same ng curriculum nila. What I mean dapat naabutan ka ng K-12 program sa Philippines.
@@sarahvlogs_ salamat sarah. Continue to inspire other po. Godbless ❤️
Hello po what if hindi naabutan ung k-12 sa pinas wala ng chance makapag take ng nurse licensure exam?😢
is there per diem positions??
How to apply license in japan
Thank you ateeeeeeeeee
Hello Norlie,
Sure my dear 😍
Take care always 😊
Hi sis, just want to know how long does it take you to study the rn exam in Japan? Did you also take ur jlpt sis?
Hello Po again.
First po, I attended 1 year languange training.
And after our training 1 year din po Ako ng magreview for the Japanese nursing board exam. Mejo matagal Po yung process saka dame din pong aral.
@@sarahvlogs_ Thank you so much❤😊
Hlo can uh please explain for how Nepalese nurse can work in Japan what is the process
Hello Sureta san.
I got here in Japan because of the JICWELS. It’s a government program between Japan and Philippines.
I don’t know if your country has also this kind of program. As of now there are just 3 countries. (Philippines, Indonesia and Vietnam)
Oh oh thank uh for my reply..I'm a registered nurse of Nepal now Im coming there by khaigo program later what can I do for beacome registered nurse there if you know please tell me
Mam daming po tanong pero wala ako nakita 😂 asking about kung my bf kana po ba?
Ahehehhe
Can i apply for dental hygienist/assistant if I'm already in japan?
I completed my language school and completed IT business studies nd have now work permit.
I don't know if i can change my job or visa status. Can u plz tell
Hello po! Stumbled upon your channel and I'm your new subscriber 🥺 can you share po kaya your journey to Japan? Or how did you earn your nursing license? I enjoy watching Filipino stories about stuff like this~ hoping to see more from you po!
Yap let’s do that Maybelle. Thank so much for these ideas ❤️❤️❤️
Hanap lang Ako ng free time to do this 🥰
Very helpful po thank you❤
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Hello I am working as Registered Nurse in Nepal.i am planning to work in Japan but I am worried about language?
Hello, Bhumika san,
If you are going to apply to their program which is known as EPA, they will be going to support you with your language training and provide you with books, classrooms, and teachers to help you with your training. But I’m not quite sure if they have this kind of program in your country.
However, you can also learn from the internet especially here on youtube there are so many Japanese language tutorials here that could help you with your language training.
@@sarahvlogs_ thank you dear..
How to be a nurse in japan?
Ihve adiploma in nursing.here in uganda.can iget ajob in japan
Hello po, matanong lang po if yung mga allowances niyo is naka indicate nung time na pumipili kayo ng facilities? Thank you and God bless ❤
Konichiwa,
Yung iba nakalagay pero hindi po lahat. Yung ibang allowances dito ko nlang po nalaman nung nagstart n ko magwork sa hospital.
I’m a Canadian RN, presently working here in the US as a traveling nurse. What advice can give for me to pass the National board exam there. Any group review class I can join. My speaking Japanese is very good but my writing is still a lot of works to do. がんばってくださいおえんしますからね！
Hello Miss Nina 😊
I’m not sure if they are conducting review classes for foreign Nurses. But I think you can inquire it to Jicwels thru email.
Based on my experience, I studied Nursing in Japanese for 1 year with my Japanese Mentor.
The hospital where I’m working was so generous they provided us Nursing books in Japanese (a lot and I can’t remember how many they were)
In our class our Mentor let us read the book aloud and check if we read it correctly.
I’m so thankful because the time when I started studying Nursing in Japanese I already attended a 1-year language training, so I understand more than half of what we were reading at that time. If there were kanjis that were difficult to understand I searched them and took a note, so I could understand what I’m reading.
If you want to see in detail how I passed the Japanese Nursing licensure exam, I also have a video of that on my channel. You can check it out anytime.
Thank you so much. I hope this will help you.
@@sarahvlogs_ サラちゃんわざわざありがとうございました、心から感謝します。そうだね！これからもっと日本語を勉強しないといけないですね。じゃ頑張ります！！！
@@別府ニーナ ニーナさん日本語うまい。😊
全然、どういたしまして。また聞きたいことあれば是非聞いて下さい。日本語の勉強も頑張って下さいね。💪🏻
@@sarahvlogs_been studying for 3 years now through UA-cam, online courses, Japanese books , watching news, et al. but I felt not enough, cause I couldn’t practice enough. I have plans of quitting my job here once this pandemic is over and study in Japan. That’s the only way I could perfect my Japanese and be able to passed the exam. Wished I could see you one day !
@@別府ニーナ Wow 😯
Japanese is not like any language and I also struggled a lot to memorize the 3 writing systems in Japanese. I really admired you because unlike me you have been studying Japanese almost by yourself. 😯
Yes, you are right. The best way to learn Japanese is to integrate yourself with them.
I would love to see you here in Japan 🇯🇵
Hi, how many days in a week you have duties?
Walang fixed sched. Basta sa isang buwan 20 days kameng nagwowork and 10 days yung day off namen.
Hi po i’m currently living po here in japan, planning to take nursing course po. Can you give me some advice po about nursing course? 🥺 medyo kinakabahan po kasi ako baka sobrang mahirap.
Kailangna po ba marunong mag nihonggo
i love your voice napaka lumanay 😇🙃
Thank you so much 🥰🥰🥰
Does it matter where college school or university you've went when you work as a nirse in Japan?
Nope, they are not really particular which school or University you’ve graduated. What’s important to them is your years of working experience. They preferred the applicant to have a 3 years in experience of more and willing to study the language.
How many years it took you to learn Japanese language? What are the things I must be aware/prepare before deciding being a nurse in Japan?
How much your net income in Philippines pesos per month.
Hello@Ms Kim 😊
Depende sa palitan, more or less 70k a month pero nagpapadala kasi ako sa pinas saka nagtratravel ako Kaya magastos ako. 😅
Hello po! Ano po agency nyo?
ang ganda mo po😍
Salamat namn Po 😊
Hello po,.matanong lang sana kung sa Government Hospital or Private Hospital ka po nagtratrabaho dyan sa Japan? Thank you 😇
Konichiwa 👋🏻
Private hospital Po
Hi Ms. Sarah, Can I ask ilang taon na po kayo dito sa Japan and ilan years ka na po na wo-work as rn nurse sa Japan? ❤️
Hello lily,
Sure, Mejo matagal na din. More than 6 years na ko sa Japan and 5 years na Kong nagwowork as a nurse dito 😊
Hello po, sobra po kayo nakaka inspired :) I liked your videos po. Gusto ko din makapunta sa japan soon..I-aask ko po sana if required po ba mag work sa tertiary hospitals as experience here in the philippines kapag mag aapply po sa JPEPA??
Arigatou ^^
Hello, thank you so much ❤️ Hindi naman require na sa tertiary hospital yung experience. Basta 3 years hospital experience. Kahit anong level ng hospital 👍🏻
bagong kaibigan kapatid
Interesting .
Hello sis. How to be RN there in japan? Kasi marami din ako kilala na RN sa pinas pero care giver po jan. No offense kasi ako mismo nagcoconsider na maging caregiver because I really like to work in japan. From what I heard its really hard na maging RN sa japan. Currently im working in a hospital here in saudi arabia. But I really want to work there. Thanks sis. Godbless
hi ate! mahirap po ba nursing exam diyan?
Hello po! Gusto ko lang po magask since wala po ako nakikita talaga. Meron po ba kayo naeencounter na Filipino Medtechs sa Japan? Plan ko rin po sana magwork dyan and gusto ko po sana malaman yung experiences nila huhu. Thank you so much for this video po! ♡
Omg,,, pang second k n Po nagtanong saken na medtech. Wala pa Po akong nakikilalang filipino medtech dito sa Japan ☹️
May hiring Po ba sa Pinas?
malaki sahod mo iha....kaya pala gusto ng anak ko mag work dyan😅pagka graduate nya...pero i know how expensive japan is....at nd porket malaki sahod eh ok na kc un cost of living din...stay safe!
Hi mam may i know your agency po. Dream din kasi ng daughter ko yan after watching your vlogs, malapit kasi japan din sa phil.😊
Hello Po, nagapply po Ako Sa poea 😊 thank you so much ❤️
How was the japanese board exam ate? Kayaa baaa huhuhu
Sorry for the delayed response.
Sa totoo lang para saken mahirap sya 😭
First of all it’s all written in Japanese. Kaya need talaga maglaan ng time para sa pag-aaral.
May mga kabatch ako n unfortunately di pumasa at umuwi na ng Pinas. Pero I think kung determinando ka pumasa makakaya mo din ipasa yung exam. 😊
@@sarahvlogs_ thanks po for the reply. Ilang takes po ba allowed before ka pauwiin?
@@annacoronel183 years contract kame. So meron kameng 3 chances na magtake ng exam.
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Omg late na namn ako nakapagreply. 😅
I’ve uploaded Po ng new video about nursing here in Japan. I’ve mentioned Po dun how to take the nursing board exam sa Japan Tapos kung ano yung alternative na pede gawin kung nahihirapan kang iPasa yung nursing board exam para maextend mo yung visa mo. 😊😊😊
@@sarahvlogs_ ty po
Yung rent mo paan po naging 15k per month? :o Wala ka sa tokyo?
Shoulder Po ng company yung tha rest. Wala Po countryside ng Japan ❤️
Thanks for posting... watching from UK. Good info at para din sa mga pinoy na nasa pinas na akala nila ay gaming lahat :) pinoy din ako na nagwork sa overseas at dito na-stuck sa uk.
Hello Po Jan sa UK 👋🏻
Thanks for watching Po 😊
@@sarahvlogs_ salamat din po 😊. Ang daming nurse dito sa uk from the Philippines siguro dahil walang language barrier.
273,000 Yen monthly minus 46,000 yen
Hi maam PR na po ba kayo sa Japan maam?
Hindi pa Po. Pero pede na ko magapply if gusto ko. 😊
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Thank you so much @Jessalyn 😊
Hi :) ask ko po kung tumaas po salary niyo dahil sa inflation. Thank you so much for this video.
Hello 👋🏻
Yes po. Every year pero depende Po Sa company kung magkano.
@@sarahvlogs_ thank you so much! God bless
it seems youre being under payed from what i have heard and seen the average nurse in japan makes well above 100,000 yen
how do you become a nurse in japan?
Konichiwa Bernadine 👋🏻
I do have a video how to apply here as a nurse and also as a caregiver if you have time you can watch it. 😊
Sugoi.
Sana all….
Konichiwa 😊
hi sa panonood ko parang mas mlaki magpasweldo dito sa saudi tax free pa po
Depende Po sa facility May Mas malaki Po magpasweldo Tapos May Mas mababa Po. Dito samen mejo mababa Po compare Sa ibang kabatch ko. Huhuhu 😭
Hi Sarah! May I know where are you based in Japan and which Hospital/employer do you work for? Thank you!
May I know if only single pinoy could be hired as a nurse in Japan?
Konichiwa!
Hindi naman po. Wala naman po sa qualifications nila yung marital status na single lang😊
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Ganda mo Sarah
Thank you 😊
Gusto ko mag nurse sa japan
I am actually surprised about how much you earn and I think I expected it to be more in Japan? At least, it should be more if you think about the work you do.
I live in the Netherlands and have been a registered nurse for 2 years now. If I take into consideration my different shifts and the extra pay I get for that, I usually earn an income of 380.000 yen, this is after taxes and insurance (before taxes the amount is 490.000 yen). Every year my salary increases and at the top (usually after 10-12 years) you usually earn a base (without extra's for different shifts) pay of 550.000 yen.
I always wanted to experience working in Japan as a nurse but hearing the low amount you get payed I am not that interested anymore haha!
Yeah, that’s true, if you compared the salary from other countries, especially in the western countries, nurses have a bigger offer there than in Japan.
But people have different reasons why they chose to work in a specific country. Some because of the salary, some maybe because they want to experience the culture or because of the opportunity that was given them. Regardless, what’s important is you are happy, and contented and you are growing. If not, there are so many opportunitiesn pedeng I-try.
And I’m so happy for you because you are receiving a lot compared to others. “Sana All” 😊 makalipat na nga Sa Netherlands aheheheh
@@sarahvlogs_ I think you are amazing for having the courage to work in a different country and in health care no less! It can be very hard and challenging to learn a different language (especially when it comes to medical stuff) and adapt to a different culture and work environment! I wish I had the guts to do this but I guess I would be too scared, so all the praise to you!
In case you ever get 'bored' of Japan and want to experience something new, in the Netherlands we are looking for nurses as well haha :)
It really depends on the exchange rate. And salaries and living cost go hand in hand. Right now the Japanese Yen is weak.
How much po 年収 ms Sarah? :)
Lipat ka nalang dito sa Canada.. 🙂
Nurse po ba siya agad 🇨🇦? 😂
@@fambike9670 Nurse po sya sa Japan. 🇯🇵
What kind of nurse Po?
Answer me pls ate Sarah😭😭😭
Hello,
I’m working in a Geriatric hospital. More on palliative care yung work ko.
How old are you?
Sana all employer nagshshoulder ng bills..🥲🥲🥲haha
Ahehehheh... dito pa ko sa dorm pero kapag nag separate na ko ng apartment ako n lahat magbabayad ng bills ko. Huhuhu
@@sarahvlogs_ dito ka na tumira sa akin hehehe 😅
@@Chupapitvcom Hala sya… uyyy Tophe my GF ka na. Ahehehe be loyal and faithful to your GF 😊
Wow ang daming allowance😮
Uyyyy mas madame kayong allowance…ahehehe
ang ganda mo
New subscriber po ate. Hehe, I would like to meet you po someday or be workmates po😅 in the same hospital. I am still studying nursing hehe.. Thank you po for the video and I wish you Good Luck, Good Health, and Prosperity.
Hello Charl ☺️
Thank you so much.
I would love to meet you too. Good luck din as studies and Merry Christmas and Happy New year to you and your family ☺️