Japanese nurse

In fact, it is very easy to become a nurse in Japan because there is a considerable shortage of nurses in Japan.

So, as long as you meet the conditions, there is no cost and the work is included.

The specific conditions are as follows:

1. Have a domestic college diploma

2. Have a domestic nurse practice certificate or nursing transcript.

3. Language requirements. A second-level Japanese language certificate is required.

With the above three points, you can go to Japan directly. But after you go there, you need to pass the Japanese nurse national qualification and get the qualification certificate before you can officially work as a nurse in the hospital. The starting salary will be no less than RMB 18,000, and there will be a bonus of 2-3 months' salary at the end of the year.

The main cost is the intermediary fee, which is about 3000RMB. Then there are the fees for visa application and air tickets to Japan.

Those who do not have a Japanese Level 2 certificate need to go to an advanced language school and pass the Japanese Level 2 exam. The annual fee for this language school is about RMB 30,000. You can pay for half a year first, and you can work while studying. In addition, as long as you pass the second-level certificate, the tuition fee is free. When the certificate is passed, it will be returned. There is no tuition fee.

After obtaining Level 2, students will be arranged to study at a school run by a hospital consortium. The main purpose is to obtain a Japanese nurse qualification certificate. During this period, internships in hospitals will be arranged. If you are paid, you don’t have to work outside.

After getting the Japanese nurse qualification certificate, you will be guaranteed a job.

This is the latest information I learned from my friend in Japan. She is a recruitment agent for a hospital consortium. So this is the latest news.

If you don’t understand Japanese at all, it is recommended that you study in China. But you can also go to Japan to study at a language school, which is probably more stressful.