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Filipino/Vietnamese technical intern trainees and SSW

Foreign human resources database

Japanese manners you want to know

Manners course for foreigners

How can Vietnamese/Filipinos work as SWW?

Occupations that can accept SSW

Voices of foreigners working in Japan

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ABOUT

“Gurutto Asia" is a web portal where information from sending and supervising organizations, participant companies, universities, Japanese language schools, and job information from Japanese companies can be found.

This website is aimed at providing mutual opportunities to develop and improve careers and education in participating countries.

Gurutto Asia provides information to workers and gives peace of mind and support. It also provides opportunities to learn new skills to benefit your own country's future development.

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COLUMN

Some useful column posts on the foreign technical internship training system.
We post regular updates regarding Japanese manners and etiquette whilst living in Japan.
Specified skilled workers Benefits of working in Japan Manner Internship Apprenticeship Utilization of Highly Skilled Foreign Professionals About Gurutto Asia Others
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INTERVIEW

Interviews of the technical intern trainees, the specified skilled workers and the accepting companies.

Interview with a SSW: Mr. Marbert

【Profile】 LONGATAN MARBERT BALLACAY (hereinafter referred to as "Marbert") 29 years old. Born in the Philippines. Marbert is now working as an automotive mechanic in Fukushima prefecture. Marbert first came to Japan in September 2017. With the thought of majority in the Philippines use Japanese cars, and where is the best to learn how to fix Japanese cars if it's not in Japan. That is why he came here to Japan. ◆What did you want to do in Japan? Please tell us your goals and dreams at that time. My goal was to earn money, hone my skills, and to go back in my home country and establish my own business. ◆What is your current job? I am currently working as an automotive mechanic. ◆Do you have any difficulties at work? It was a bit difficult during my first weeks working here in Japan as my Japanese seniors didn't trust me at first. A lot of adjustments in how to deal with people, how to approach, and how to communicate. ◆How do you spend your holidays? I spend my holidays improving my skills in photography and videography as it is my hobby.   ※Those photos were taken by Marbert. He printed out and presented to our registration support agency. ◆Did you have any problem (such as Japanese language and lifestyle) when you first came to Japan? Lifestyle was not a problem for me, but maybe for others. The language was the real problem, sometimes even now. There was difficulty in how to express what I wanted to say, or wanted to do. But we all can learn, it's just a matter of practice and perseverance, and figuring out how to learn it. ◆How do you feel about your life in Japan now? I feel free, I feel happy. ◆Please tell us about your future dreams. My dream is to turn my hobby into business, to be financially free, and to retire early. I'm working hard now to make my dreams come true! ◆Finally, please give a message to foreigners who have dreams of working in Japan and foreigners who are working in Japan. Life in Japan is not that bad, you just need to learn how to adopt certain rules, more importantly the unspoken rules. Earn, save up, go back to your own country and invest, be financially free. Living in Japan is great, growing old in Japan is not what I would advise. 【Message from the registration support organization】 This time we have Mr. Marbert who has been in Japan for four years, talked about not only his dreams, but also the rules of living in Japan and the freedom that he feels while living here. We also get to know that he wants to continue taking photos and videos as a hobby. Thank you Marbert, for the wonderful gift!
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JOB

Recruiting information from Japanese companies in the Philippines and Vietnam for those who have completed the technical training program and specified skills

Specified skill

Permanent employee

[Car maintenance] A popular Honda dealer is looking for Specified skilled workers!

① Estimated total salary: 178,000 yen * Overtime pay will be paid separately --- Salary breakdown --- Basic salary: 170,000 yen Attendance allowance: 8,000 yen Commuting allowance: Only for commuting by car. Monthly fee is 25,000 yen. ② Total deduction amount: 38,739 yen --- Breakdown of deductions --- (a) Tax: 3,050 yen (b) Social insurance premium (including welfare pension): 25,155 yen (c) Employment insurance premium: 534 yen (d) Housing expenses: 10,000 yen (e) Utility costs, etc: Actual costs [Take home payment amount] ①-② = 139,261 yen * Overtime pay is paid separately ◆ No salary increase ◆ Bonus available (twice a year: based on previous year's results) ◆ No retirement allowance ◆ Trial period: 3 months (working conditions are the same)

Registration support organization | Gurutto Corporation

Specified skill

Permanent employee

【自動車整備】特定技能人材を募集しています！

基本給　180,000円 皆勤手当　3,000円 通勤手当　4,200円～ 想定される給与総額　140,381円（基本給18万の場合・手当含む）① ◆賃金支払時に控除する項目 (a)税金　3,120円 (b)社会保険料（厚生年金含）　25,146円 (c)雇用保険料　553円 (d)居住費　15,000円 (e)光熱費等　実費 総控除額 43,819円　② 手取り支給額 ①－②＝140,381円 *残業代別途支給 ◆昇給　有（社内規定による） ◆賞与　有（1.5ヶ月分／年） ◆退職金　有（入社49ヶ月以降に支給）

Registration support organization | Gurutto Corporation

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NEWS

We post regular updates regarding new arrival information from supervising organizations, accepting companies, sending organizations, university and Japanese language schools.
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Overseas Recruitment company Supervising Union Registration Support Organization Educational institution
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