【TOKYO】Job Searching Seminar for Foreign Student in Japan
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It’s free of charge, no rule for attire and you can come and go at any time. 24 companies held their booth last year. A great opportunity to meet with many companies at the same time.
You can interview with persons in charge and your seniors at the booth and you can ask any concerns you have directly. Also, there will be a lecture which provide you with lots of helpful hints for the successful job search, including the preparation for an interview, how to search jobs and be selected, and the way to promote yourself. Those students who want to have an efficient job search should participate here.
| Event | Job Searching Seminar for Foreign Student in Japan |
| When | September 7, 2019 (Sat.), 13:00 ~ 17:00 |
| Target Audience | To-be graduates in 2020 of universities, graduate schools, higher technical schools, and vocational schools |
| Venue | Shinjuku L-Tower, ‘SunSky Room’ Click here for access |
| Adress | 1-6-1 Nishishinjuku, Shinnjuku-Ku, Tokyo, 30th Floor |
| Prerequisite | Please down load Mynavi 2020 official app |
| Exhibitors (last year) | Meiwa Industry Co.,Ltd, Orient Corporation (Orico), Miki House Group, Koyo-Kowa Co.,Ltd, Narumiya International Co.,Ltd, G-Company, Nihon Matai Group, FEITIAN Technologies, Honda Techno Fort, Royal Trading Co., Nippon Systemware Co., Monogatari Corp., EA Farma Co., HOPES Corp., Kikuchi Dengyo Co., Dick Solution Engineering Co., Outsourcing Technology (global recruiting), BOKUDEN, Sasaki Steel Bending Co. (North Beared), Tom Communications Industrial Co., Tokachigawa Onsen Daiichi Hotel, Kirara Holdings Co. [Random order] |
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