First of all, international students should work legally. You should know that Japanese students can't work in Japan for three months in principle. If you want to work, you must apply for an activity license other than qualification, stipulating that the working hours per week should not exceed 28 hours, and the average working hours per day during holidays should not exceed 8 hours. One thing must be remembered that they can only work if their studies are guaranteed, and they can't neglect their studies for work, which is not worth the candle.
There are several ways to find a part-time job:
1. Look at the recruitment poster to find a job.
When many shops need to recruit part-time employees, they will post the Shanghai newspaper in a conspicuous position outside the door, indicating the position, requirements and other information. If you come to an unfamiliar environment, you can pick it up near your residence and school? Carpet search? In this way, if you see the recruitment posters that meet the requirements of international students and you are competent, you can contact each other and consult the work. One thing to note is that you need to memorize the honorifics commonly used in inquiries and the answers to several standard questions in order to successfully pass the interview. If you don't think this store is suitable for you, keep trying. General chain stores are promising, safe and reliable.
Step 2 use free recruitment magazines
There will be a new issue of free recruitment magazine in front of supermarkets, shopping malls and stations on weekends, so you can take it away and read it at will. For example, townwork is published once a week, releasing a lot of information about recruiting part-time workers, which can be said to be one of the most effective ways for international students to find jobs. This kind of magazine is usually divided by region. Japanese students can find recruitment information in their convenient areas and choose jobs that suit them. If they find the right one, they must seize the opportunity and contact them as soon as possible to avoid being preempted by others.
3. Visit recruitment websites frequently.
Nowadays, the Internet is the most convenient and efficient way to circulate information. There are many very formal part-time recruitment websites in Japan, such as? baitoru.com？ , not only contains the recruitment information of all regions in Japan, but also can carry out conditional search in various ways. Japanese students can search by region, by railway line or station, it is easy to find their own convenient place, and they can also choose the search conditions? Pay for transportation? 、? Have a working meal? Even? Welcome international students? Wait for a position with good conditions and find a job you like. It is best for Japanese students to contact as soon as they see the information, or they can fill in an application for personal information on the website and wait for the other party's notice. It should be noted that if you apply for multiple positions at the same time, you must remember the name of each store. Don't wait for the other party to call and don't know which company to interview, leaving a bad impression on the employer, and the work will fall short!
4. Introduction by friends
Introducing jobs by friends may be the safest and most successful way for Japanese students to find jobs. Senior students or students who are good at Japanese have found jobs. When the shop where they work continues to recruit or needs to leave, if they can be recommended or quoted by these people, the probability of being hired directly is very high. Therefore, Japanese students who want to have a good interpersonal relationship with friends and classmates may get unexpected gains.
Japanese students working in Japan require job seekers to have a good Japanese level and be able to communicate in Japanese, especially telephone contact and interview, so it is very important to lay a good foundation in Japanese in China. Only Japanese students association was established to facilitate the exchange and discussion between only students who are going to study in Japan and those who have already studied in Japan. Only those students who are going to study in Japan or who have just arrived in Japan can get the help and care of their Japanese predecessors, get updated and more direct information on work resources, help each other and smoothly study and live in Japan.