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The Engineering Work Program at Nakamura Study Japan supports participants who aspire to work in Japan across various engineering fields, including production machine operation, machine maintenance, mechanical equipment assembly, welding, metal casting, machine component fabrication, industrial painting, automotive component assembly, quality control, and production planning and maintenance. The program offers comprehensive assistance, from Japanese language training tailored for workplace needs to job matching with trusted manufacturing companies in Japan, processing of Tokutei Ginou work visas, and full support for a smooth transition and departure to Japan.
The engineering industry in Japan is a sector focused on the operation, assembly, maintenance, and supervision of machinery, equipment, and production systems across various manufacturing and construction fields. This includes roles such as production machine operators, maintenance technicians, mechanical equipment assembly, welding, metal casting, component fabrication, quality control, production planning, automotive component assembly, and other related technical positions. This field is in high demand in Japan to support the manufacturing and heavy industries that form the backbone of the country's economy.
The Engineering Program at Nakamura Study Japan can assist participants with job matching across all engineering fields in Japan, including but not limited to:
Mechanical Engineering (e.g., production machine operation, machine maintenance technician, equipment assembly)
Industrial Engineering (e.g., production planning, process optimization, quality control)
Electrical & Electronics Engineering (e.g., circuit assembly, industrial equipment maintenance, control systems)
Automotive Engineering (e.g., automotive component assembly, vehicle testing, mechanical diagnostics)
Welding & Metal Fabrication (e.g., welding, metal casting, component manufacturing)
Civil & Construction Engineering (e.g., construction site supervision, field mechanical work, structural assembly)
Industrial Painting & Surface Treatment (e.g., machinery painting, anti-corrosion coating)
Manufacturing Engineering (e.g., machine component fabrication, factory equipment setup)
– Full-time salaries starting from JPY 180,000 – 220,000 per month
– Open to both fresh graduates and experienced professionals
– Additional training provided directly by Japanese companies based on job positions
– Work in prestigious engineering fields in Japan with salary potential of up to JPY 500,000 per month
Minimum age of 18 years old
Active university students or graduates (Bachelor’s degree or equivalent) in engineering or related fields
Basic technical knowledge or mechanical skills (additional training will be provided in Japan)
Physically and mentally healthy, free from contagious diseases
No criminal record
The engineering industry plays a vital role in supporting Japan’s manufacturing and construction sectors. With many Japanese companies facing a shortage of local workers, there are excellent opportunities for foreign professionals to build their careers in this field. Engineering jobs in Japan offer stable career prospects with competitive salaries ranging from JPY 180,000 to 500,000 per month, excluding overtime pay and night shift allowances. With proper budgeting, many workers can save a significant portion of their income each month.
At Nakamura Study Japan, we provide comprehensive support for individuals seeking careers in Japan’s engineering industry. We partner with reputable manufacturing and construction companies officially registered with the Japanese government to ensure that all job placements are legal and secure.
Participants will go through document screening and an initial interview with our team. Once approved, they will proceed to a final interview with our partner companies in Japan. Successful candidates will receive an official job offer letter before departure.
– Japanese language classes up to JLPT N3
– Interview preparation and Japanese work culture training
– Job matching with trusted engineering companies in Japan
– Processing of Tokutei Ginou (SSW) work visa
– Pre-departure orientation and accommodation arrangements
– Local support network in Japan to help with work and daily life adaptation
Language Preparation (±18 months): Study Japanese until passing JLPT N3.
Document Preparation (1 month): Prepare CV, application documents, and interview training.
Job Matching (±2 months): Match participant profiles with job openings at partner companies in Japan.
Interviews (±2 months): Attend direct interviews with Japanese companies.
Pre-Departure Preparation (±1 month): Process Tokutei Ginou work visa, purchase flight tickets, and arrange accommodation.
The Engineer / Specialist in Humanities / International Services visa, also known as the gijinkoku visa, allows international workers to legally work in Japan in professional fields such as IT, business, and design, 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