While specific qualifications aren’t always required for cleaning jobs in Japan, completing a vocational training program in building cleaning management can guide you with basic knowledge of cleaning methods and safety practices.

The course duration is 3 months, with 2 hours of class each day, totaling 150-160 hours of training.

In Nepal, various vocational training programs focus on skills needed for the manufacturing sector in Japan, including courses in machining, welding, quality control, and electronics.

Approximately 60,000 to 70,000 Nepalese workers are currently employed in Japan across various industries, including construction. This trend continues to grow as Japan seeks to address its labour shortages through international recruitment, particularly in sectors that require vocational skills.

To work as an auto mechanic in Japan, you need a working visa, typically a "Specified Skilled Worker" (SSW) visa, based on your qualifications and job role.

Our accommodation training includes front desk operations, housekeeping management, customer service, and hospitality management skills tailored for the Japanese market.

In Nepal, vocational training programs in agriculture focus on crop production, animal husbandry, and sustainable farming techniques. Institutions like Tokutei Ginou Ikusei offer specialised courses that equip students with the skills and language preparation needed for successful agricultural careers.

In Nepal, vocational training programs focus on fishery management, aquaculture techniques, and sustainable fishing practices. These programs equip students with the skills needed to work in Japan's fishery and aquaculture sectors.

Salaries in the food and beverage manufacturing sector in Japan typically range from ¥160,000 to ¥220,000 per month (approximately NPR 145,000 - NPR 200,000), depending on experience, location, and company policies.