My name is Stefania and I am from Milano,Italy.
My job is a translation job.
hello, my name is Maxime and I'm from France.
I'm School Coordinator at Go! Nihon and I have had other working experiences too
My part-time job is to teach English to children.
My name is Denise, I am from Santa Catarina (a state in Brazil).
I'm 26 years old and I work with animation in Tokyo.
I studied animation in Brazil, but my real dream was to work with the Japanese anime
so I decided to come to Japan, to try my luck as an animator here
Go! Go! Nihon offers great support if you want to come here to Japan,
in terms of student visa, choice of schools and also for accommodation.
On facebook there is a page where Go! Go! Nihon posts job ads.
I applied on Go! Nihon's page I sent my resume, I got interviewed etc... and Now I'm here!
if you are not that fluent in Japanese at least for finding a job, if you are willing to try, you can try it
My part-time work can help me improve my Japanese
because try to imagine what it is to understand a 3-year-old child who speaks Japanese.
I'm proud of myself every time I understand them.
If you want to find a job in Japan, you must learn Japanese. It will prepare you for job opportunities.
In my case, Go! Go! Nihon helped me find a language school and then helped me find a job too.
The time that I spent at Japanese school made a huge difference
I also learned a lot about Japanese daily life, beyond only grammar
I found the school where I studied here in Tokyo through Go! Go Nihon
I looked at all the options they had on the website, then got in contact
They gave a lot of options, based on what I was interested in
and thanks to that information I chose the school that best fit my objectives
The interview process for my job was entirely in Japanese I think speaking the language was one of the things that made a difference for me to get hired
Working with Japanese people can be a bit scary at the beginning but they are very helpful and understanding
It's always a pleasure to work with them because also it allows me
practice speaking whenever possible and they are the best people to learn from.
If you are willing to try I think you can get the right balance
for work, study, study at bar, study at cafe,
Now my plan is to continue living in Japan
the company I'm in is really cool, people help me a lot.
As long as it's possible, I want to stay here.
My dream after finishing school would be to stay here and work, possibly as a mangaka.
At the end of the language course, my main objective will be to enrol in a university.
After graduating from my school and obtaining the N2
my next step is getting a working visa and applying to other companies
It's an amazing experience to work in the same company with Japanese people
to practice but also discover this culture which is very different from ours.
I recommend Go! Go! Nihon because before I started to work here I used to be a student
and I've been through the whole process to come to Japan.
And in order to offer as many people as possible my experience with Go! Go! Nihon
To people who wish to come here to Japan, I would advise them to come.
I mean, don't make too much issue.
There's so many possibilities here, you can do it
Hey everyone, as you can see I'm not a Japanese descendant but I did it!
You can come to Japan, study and work here, to get a work visa
you just need to apply yourself and follow your dreams.
It is possible!