85,415 Indonesians have apprenticed in Japan so far: official
As many as 85,415 Indonesians have apprenticed in Japan since the program opened in 1993, the director general of vocational training and productivity ...
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As many as 85,415 Indonesians have apprenticed in Japan since the program opened in 1993, the director general of vocational training and productivity ...
news Calls for improvement as 20% of missing foreign technical intern cases in Japan not probed The Mainichi © The Mainichi The Board of Audit of Japan offices. (Mainichi) TOKYO -- An organization tasked with overseeing Japan's foreign labor Technical Intern Training program failed to conduct field investigations within fiscal 2019 for 20% of missing Technical Intern cases which arose between April and September 2019, a Board of Audit of Japan probe revealed. When program interns go missing, the Organization for Technical Intern Training (OTIT) is required to prioritize vis...
Japan makes consultation app for foreign trainees Japan's labor ministry and other entities have jointly developed a smartphone app that allows foreign technical trainees to seek consultation about their work environments. Japan has a system designed to enable trainees from developing countries to learn skills, technologies, and expertise while working in the country. As of the end of last year, Japan had more than 370,000 such trainees. The Organization for Technical Intern Training, or OTIT, offers consultation to trainees in their native languages regarding matters such a...
HANOI--An organization that oversees Japan's problem-plagued technical intern training program infor
Producer "The president of my company asked me in Japanese if I would swallow his sperm. I didn't understand what he meant. But when I got home, I looked up the word in my dictionary. I felt sad and humiliated." That, says one 30-year-old Vietnamese woman, is when her traineeship in Japan began to fall apart. She spoke to NHK on the condition of anonymity. The woman came to the country in the summer of 2018 and began to work for a construction company. She had been told that her job would involve inspecting products. Instead, she was assigned to actually assemble steel bars at construction si...