What are the requirements for Japanese majors to enter Japanese enterprises?

1. What are the requirements for Japanese majors if they want to enter Japanese enterprises in the future?

That depends on how your spoken English is.

Generally, there are too many people who work in Japanese companies and have strong Japanese skills.

Just like clerks in our company have strong communication skills.

Two. What qualifications do Japanese companies need?

Depending on your major, do you have any work experience in matching with other employers' majors?

If you just graduated from a technical school. I guess I can only be an operator or something.

Japanese companies are well treated. However, the working atmosphere is rather dull, and you may feel stressed and tired at work. Japan advocates workaholism ~ ~ Anyway, Japanese companies are not a place where you can enjoy your work easily, where you just have to work hard. If your Japanese boss is biased against China people, life will be even sadder, thinking that people have lost their dignity for money. Many people themselves look down on China people, especially China people who only value treatment and money. This may have a lot to do with the education in their country, but they may not show it.

Three. What level is required for the Japanese exam? What are the requirements for entering a Japanese-funded enterprise?

Japanese proficiency is not a necessary condition for Japanese companies, but an important condition.

Of course, the higher the level, the better, but it is not impossible to enter a Japanese company without knowing Japanese.

There are many technical employees who just can't speak Japanese, but Japanese companies also need it, mainly depending on their professional level and ability.

Of course, after entering a Japanese company, you should start learning Japanese as soon as possible, and the more you master, the better.

Ⅳ What level of Japanese do you need to work in a Japanese company?

Hello, what is the level of Japanese required to work in a Japanese company?

1, translation work: Generally speaking, I have experience in studying abroad. Japanese majors in regular classes are also very popular. Amateur self-study, if you have some professional attainments, you can be a professional translator, such as on-site translation in the factory. Amateur assault self-study, it is difficult to be qualified for this position.

2, but if you have a major, such as IT engineer, finance, design, etc. You need to know basic communication. Because the nature of these jobs determines that you need to communicate with the Japanese. Now many young people have passed the ability test of 1 through amateur assault. The certificate of 1 does not mean that he can communicate freely with the Japanese.

Therefore, Japanese HR conducted an oral test for each applicant. The oral test mainly focuses on self-introduction and talks about the understanding of the work. In just a few minutes, HR can quickly judge the actual level of Japanese of the candidate. Summary: Japanese 1 certificate is a stepping stone for Japanese enterprises and is also essential for banks. The Japanese only admitted that they had passed Grade One. They don't pay special attention to their academic achievements and accumulated scores in college, but pay more attention to their real abilities in interviews and internships. Because banking is a job that needs to be able to withstand loneliness, we should first examine the short-term memory and persistence of attention of candidates during the interview. Then focus on oral expression ability, strain response, logical thinking and basic etiquette. Finally, I hope the landlord can find a job that suits him. In fact, just study hard.

I wish you a happy study!

Ⅳ What level of Japanese do you need to work in a Japanese company?

That depends on what kind of enterprise you enter and what kind of work you do. Generally speaking, the minimum Japanese level must be above quasi-B level.

ⅵ How to enter Japanese enterprises? What are the requirements?

Japanese certificate 1 is preferred, and oral English is good.

Farewell to English is better.

ⅶ What are the requirements for entering a Japanese enterprise? Can I join if I know Japanese?

Good Japanese! And be careful, obedient and know the rules. Dress up clean and look beautiful. You can consider the thoughts of people around you so that they don't have to say it directly. Keep your word.

ⅷ What kind of education do you need to learn business Japanese to meet the requirements of Japanese companies?

You can only learn the basics at school. No matter how long you study, you can't learn all the technical terms and business etiquette. It is best to have a secondary foundation before looking for a job. According to the content of the job, such as the business, products, electronics, textiles or abrasives involved, you can learn the professional terms needed in the work and apply them to real life.

ⅸ Do you have any requirements for joining Japanese enterprises?

Your idea is very good. First of all, Japanese companies always don't hire professionals. They prefer to let employees imagine a blank sheet of paper. Japanese companies are very willing to spend money to train new people. If you study in the second day of junior high school, as long as you don't engage in positions with very high language requirements, such as translation, it is an excellent stepping stone to apply for Japanese companies. Japanese companies prefer to identify with their own culture, and their employees prefer to understand * * *. After Grade 2, you can also consider taking a business Japanese training class, which will be of great use in interviews or work. If you are in Suzhou, you can consider taking a look at the elite class of "East longitude and Japanese" to reproduce the real scene of Japanese companies' workplace in a panoramic view, cultivate pure Japanese thinking, and let you cope with it easily and be invincible in your work with Japan.

ⅹ Do Japanese companies require high academic qualifications?

I don't know how much you know about Japanese companies

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But if you want to go to Japan.

I suggest you prepare yourself mentally in advance.

Because working there is very tiring.

Generally, foreign-funded enterprises need to graduate from undergraduate courses to recruit employees.

But not limited to unified recruitment

Self-study exams are also ok.

If you plan to study other majors, I suggest you stop learning Japanese (unless you plan to be a translator).

You don't have to go to a Japanese company to learn Japanese.

Some large domestic logistics also need Japanese talents.

And the treatment is very high.