Deadline: June 30, 2018

The METI Government Of Japan Internship Program 2018 is now open for Foreign Nationals of Developing Countries. If you want to have experience internship and living in Japan, don’t miss this opportunity.

As Japanese companies take on foreign talent from abroad for internships, Japan achieves greater internationalization for its people and organizations through knowledge building aimed at new developments and expansion of overseas business for Japanese companies, and by changing awareness through working with foreigners and experiencing cross-cultural communication, as well as constructing networks and developing in-house systems in conjunction with overseas universities aimed at securing foreign talent.

By doing internships in Japan, people from developing countries can study overseas business strategies at Japanese company and acquire the skills and expertise of Japanese companies, becoming trained as global leaders capable of working in Japan, in their home countries, and in the wider world in future.

Details

The Intern destination will be private-sector companies, industry associations, and non-profit corporations in Japan. Host companies are determined after matching by the Program Office and subsequent approval by the Screening Committee.

They will select 220 interns (around 40 will be international students in Japan)

Responsibilities of Interns

>>Formulating an internship plan (roles/goals, etc. of an intern) in consultation with the Internship manager
>>Participating in Pre-training, follow-up training, and wrap up presentation
>>Undertaking the internship full-time during the internship period(international students living in Japan must ensure this is balanced with academic work)
>>Undertaking management of their own safety and health as thoroughly as possible, including gathering emergency information for Japan, as well as communication, reporting, and consultation with the Program Office and the host company
>>Submitting a variety of documents, notifications, reports, evaluation reports, etc. before coming to Japan, as well as during and after the internship period
>>Appropriate Behavior demonstrating awareness as a beneficiary of public funds received from the Japanese government

Benefits

>>Allowance: 4,000 yen per day for living cost. This amount is payable per day for the entire duration of the internship (except for international students living in Japan, who will be paid for active days only)
>>Round-trip economy class air ticket, travel insurance (international students in Japan not eligible)
>>Internship insurance
>>Transportation and accommodation expenses including training program fee when participating in training

Eligibility

Open to Foreign nationals of developing countries (OECD/DAC-listed countries)
Applicants must satisfy all the following requirements are eligible.

>>Agree with the spirit of this program, and through the internship promoting internationalization of Japanese companies, developing the >>overseas business of Japanese companies, and working together to construct networks with overseas universities etc.
>>Hold citizenship of an eligible country or region.
>>Proficiency in Japanese language (JLPT level N3 or higher) or proficiency in English.
>>As a rule, applicants should be at least 20 years of age and no older than 40 as at June 30, 2018.
>>Applicants must able to submit a school or university enrolment or graduation certificate as well as a letter of recommendation from an affiliated university or institution etc.
>>Able to undertake both the internship and Pre-Training full-time at the host company. (International students must also able to balance these against their studies)
>>Other requirements meeting any individual conditions stipulated by the host company.
>>Applicant must not have participated in this Program in 2016, 2017.

Application

>>Registration is accepted online via the registration form on the Program Office website.
>>Selection is conducted through document screening, primary interview (local language/English/Japanese), and secondary interview (Japanese/English).
>>As part of the selection process, various certificates (university qualifications, language skills, etc.), letters of recommendation, photographs, documents required for the visa, etc. are to be submitted individually.


For more information >> https://ukaid.org/2018/06/01/meti-government-of-japan-internship-program-2018-for-foreign-nationals-of-developing-countries-fully-funded/

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Hh

If it was south Korea, Singapore I for dread am

no use to nigerians since it required japanese comptency...

We have heard. We choose to stay in our country dan been intimated outside.

Burchester:
no use to nigerians since it required japanese comptency...

Proficiency in Japanese language (JLPT level N3 or higher) or proficiency in English.

I love japan

i don hear, let me go nd think about it

Burchester:
no use to nigerians since it required japanese comptency...

You people.don't read, u just comment. So u didnt see 'or proficiency in english language'

Japan is not for lazy people. They are very hardworking. Many people die there because of too much work. They almost sleep in their offices. If you intend to work there be sure you are truly a workaholic.

egorov:

You people.don't read, u just comment. So u didnt see 'or proficiency in english language'

mr i know it all " primary interview (local language/English/Japanese), and secondary interview (Japanese/English)."

what does it say here....

Nice one from the Yamaha and Suzuki country.

Burchester:
no use to nigerians since it required japanese comptency...

nigga read over again,it says or English

Hmmmm.....

Japanese people don dey find spare parts......

Its alright....

LoJ:
Japan is not for lazy people. They are very hardworking. Many people die there because of too much work. They almost sleep in their offices. If you intend to work there be sure you are truly a workaholic.

Yes. Sleeping in the office is a sign that you are working hard sef.

Applied

demefaboy:
Three weeks Tecno spark k7 for sale, phone clean and in good shape. Selling cause I need cash. 30k and negotiable, all phone accessories are available. WhatsApp/Call 08147042317. Phone location Amuwo-Odofin or Abia

... Hmmm 3 weeks old and the tin don they scrash for back. Bros abeg talk true

how much is 1 Yen to Naira?


Is 4000Yen per day worth the stress?

Burchester:


mr i know it all " primary interview (local language/English/Japanese), and secondary interview (Japanese/English)."

what does it say here....

Obviously, you lack patience to read things carefully, even after being corrected. Read what you quoted in this response again.

Even Japan they give consideration for candidates up to 40yrs but if na Nigeria now u will see not more Dan 30yrs


Odi egwu make una continue

uboma:
how much is 1 Yen to Naira?


Is 4000Yen per day worth the stress?

Approximately 13k a day minus the 80kobo change... This thing is really cool... Definitely worth the stress

Samakus:
Applied

Hello, how did you complete the application?. Please help me out, I am finding it difficult to apply

able88:

Hello, how did you complete the application?. Please help me out, I am finding it difficult to apply

Use desktop or laptop. Each question is written in English and Japanese. Answer in English

Samakus:


Use desktop or laptop. Each question is written in English and Japanese. Answer in English

OK, but can you send me the direct link that will take me to the application page?

hugogerrard:

Approximately 13k a day minus the 80kobo change... This thing is really cool... Definitely worth the stress

Have you considered the cost of living?

The intern is expected to bear the cost of feeding, I guess.

Don't be in a hurry to apply till you are sure of the pros and cons.


All the best to those who are interested in it.