Experienced instructors
Teachers who understand the language a Japanese workplace actually demands, not just classroom theory.
Japanese language, job skills, and workplace culture in one structured program — all the way until you actually depart and start working there.
Ginou Jisshu Internship in Japan
GJ-2026-01 · Samarinda
Starts November 3, 2026
Basic Japanese Language Class
BJ-2026-04 · Samarinda
Starts November 10, 2026
Tokutei Ginou (Specified Skilled Worker)
TG-2026-01 · Samarinda
Starts November 17, 2026
Applying is free; places are filled by quota
Many applicants drop out not because they lack ability, but because nobody explained the order of the process. We close that gap with guidance at every stage.
Teachers who understand the language a Japanese workplace actually demands, not just classroom theory.
Class sizes are capped so every student gets direct correction.
We guide you through passport, visa, and departure documents from start to finish.
Our support team stays reachable after you arrive.
A three-year internship with a Japanese company, including language training and full departure support.
A fully paid work pathway in Japan across 16 industries, with preparation for the JFT-Basic and skills exams.
A regular N5 to N4 class open to everyone, a good first step before any work program in Japan.
It usually takes 8 to 12 months from application to departure, depending on when companies hold interviews.
Fill in the online form, then our team calls you to explain the available programs.
Basic tests, a physical check, and a motivation interview to confirm you are ready.
Japanese language, workplace culture, and technical skills in our training classes.
We introduce you to Japanese partner companies in your chosen field.
Passport, visa, CoE, and every departure document handled together with our team.
Final orientation, send-off, and support until you reach your workplace.
Scheduled study every day, split between grammar, conversation, and writing practice.
Mock interviews with Japanese-speaking examiners before you face a real company.
Discipline, teamwork, and Japanese work habits trained from the first day.
Each sector has different physical and skill requirements. Our team helps you pick the one that fits your condition and background.
Assembly, welding, and operating production machinery.
Food production and packaging in Japanese factories.
Elderly care in nursing homes and health facilities.
Building work, steelwork, and project finishing.
Crop cultivation in open fields and greenhouses.
Tending and harvesting plantation crops.
Kitchen work and service in Japanese restaurants.
Housekeeping and guest service in hotels.
Driving and logistics work.
Not sure which sector suits you? Talk it through with us — free of charge.
The questions our team receives most often. If your answer is not here, contact us directly.
Ask us directlyIt differs by program and is set after you pass the initial screening. You receive the full breakdown in writing before signing anything — and we charge nothing at the application stage.
For language classes, yes. For work programs in Japan, most partner companies require senior high school or vocational school as a minimum.
Yes. Language classes can be arranged around your schedule. The internship and Tokutei Ginou programs, however, require full-time training.
Usually 8 to 12 months from your first class, depending on when partner companies open interviews in your chosen field.
No institution can guarantee that, and we will not pretend otherwise. What we do guarantee is support until you get the chance to interview with a partner company.
Fill in the application form now — free and with no obligation. Our team will contact you within one working day to explain what comes next.