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The Kaigo Work Program at Nakamura Study Japan supports participants who want to work in Japan as caregivers according to Japanese standards, helping them pass the Tokutei Ginou skill test, and providing assistance with job matching and visa processing until their departure to Japan.
Kaigo is a Japanese term meaning “caregiving.” In Japan, it refers to jobs in caring for the elderly or people with special needs, helping them live their daily lives comfortably and safely.
Pros of our Kaigo Program:
Can work in Japan directly without needing a bachelor’s degree
Full-time worker salary (minimum around JPY 180,000 per month)
Requirements to enter Kaigo Program:
Minimum age of 18 years old
At least a high school (SMA/SMK) graduate or equivalent
Physically and mentally healthy (no infectious diseases or serious health conditions)
No criminal record
The caregiving industry in Japan, known as kaigo, plays a crucial role in supporting the country’s rapidly aging population. With one of the world’s highest life expectancies, Japan is facing an increasing demand for professional caregivers to assist elderly citizens in their daily lives.
Working in Japan’s caregiving industry offers a stable career with salaries ranging from 170,000 to 200,000 yen per month, excluding overtime and night shift allowances. Although living costs vary by region, many caregivers can save a significant portion of their income every month.
Caregiving is highly respected in Japan.
Elderly care homes are designed to provide comfort, dignity, and social connection for their residents, often resembling hotels with excellent facilities and professional staff. Families trust these facilities to care for their loved ones, knowing they will live with dignity and quality of life.
At Nakamura Study Japan, we provide full support for individuals who aspire to pursue a career in Japan’s caregiving sector. We partner with established and trusted nursing homes and caregiving companies that are officially registered and recognized by the Japanese government, ensuring every participant’s work placement is legal and safe.
Participants in our caregiving program will undergo document screening and an initial interview with Nakamura Study Japan. Once they pass, they will proceed to a final interview with one of our Japanese partner companies. Successful candidates will receive a job offer before beginning their preparatory training.
Our training program equips participants with essential Japanese language skills and caregiving knowledge. It includes:
– Japanese language classes aiming for JFT-Basic A2 or JLPT N4 level.
– Caregiving skill preparation pass the official exams.
After completing training and passing all required exams, participants will prepare for departure. We assist with job matchings, visa applications, provide pre-departure orientations, and help arrange accommodation in Japan. Upon arrival, our partner companies and local support networks will guide and assist them in adapting smoothly to their new workplace and life in Japan.
Through Nakamura Study Japan, you can build a meaningful career in Japan, gain international experience, and bring valuable caregiving skills back to your community in the future. We are committed to guiding you step by step until you achieve your dream of working in Japan’s caregiving sector.
Language Preparation (9 months):
Study Japanese until passing JFT Basic A2 or JLPT N4 and the caregiving (SSW) skill test.
SSW Exam Preparation (1 month):
Study and prepare for the SSW caregiving skill exam.
Document Preparation (1 month):
Prepare documents, and get ready for interview and CV preparation.
Job Matching (2 months):
Submit your CV to Japanese companies for job matching with available vacancies.
Interview (2 months):
After passing document screening, there will be direct interviews with Japanese companies.
Pre-Departure Preparation (1 month):
After being accepted, visa processing, flight tickets, and accommodation arrangements will be completed before departure.
Due to the shortage of local caregivers has become a pressing issue in Japan. To address this, the Japanese government has opened opportunities for foreign workers through the Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) visa program. This visa allows international caregivers to work legally in Japan for up to five years, with the same rights, salaries, and benefits as Japanese staff.
Yes, Japanese ability is required. For Tokutei Ginou, a minimum of JLPT N4 or JFT A2 is needed; for Gijinkoku, at least JLPT N2. You can study Japanese through Nakamura Study Japan’s language courses before applying.
The Work in Japan program helps Indonesian participants prepare and start their careers in Japan through language training, skill certification, and job placement support under official Japanese visas such as Gijinkoku or Tokutei Ginou atau Business Manager.
You can contact Nakamura Study Japan via WhatsApp at +62 815-600-6060 or fill out the online registration form.
Don’t forget to send your CV, and our team will assess your skills and assist you through training, document preparation, and job placement with Japanese companies.
For the Tokutei Ginou program, we offer job placements in fields such as caregiving, hospitality, construction, food manufacturing, and more.
For the Gijinkoku program, job opportunities include IT, engineering, marketing, design, and business-related positions, depending on your language proficiency and technical background.
For Tokutei Ginou applicants, Nakamura Study Japan collaborates with official receiving organizations (RSOs) in Japan that provide continued support such as housing assistance, orientation, and workplace guidance.
For Gijinkoku and Business applicants, Nakamura Study Japan offers pre-departure orientation and accommodation support to help prepare for work and life in Japan.
The program is open to anyone aged 18–35 years old who has completed high school or higher education and wants to work in Japan. Japanese language ability (JLPT or JFT) is required, but training is available for beginners.
For the Gijinkoku program, participants must be university graduates (Bachelor’s degree) and have a minimum JLPT N2 certificate.
For the Tokutei Ginou program, participants must be high school graduates or equivalent, have a JFT A2 or JLPT N4 certificate, and pass a skill test related to