Customer-facing and people-centered work: hotels, restaurants, care facilities, building cleaning and linen supply. Learn Japanese. Build Your Skills. Prepare for Your Future in Japan.
Customer-facing and people-centered work: hotels, restaurants, care facilities, building cleaning and linen supply. Requirements for each industry plus the Japan Career Launch Program. Supporting residents with meals, bathing, mobility and daily routines under staff guidance.
Entry: N4 (A2.2)
Supporting residents with meals, bathing, mobility and daily routines under staff guidance.
Entry: N5 (A1)
Welcoming guests, checking them in and out, and answering simple questions at the front desk.
Entry: N5 (A1)
Greeting customers, taking orders and serving food and drinks.
Entry: N5 (A1)
Cleaning floors, restrooms, glass and common areas in offices and commercial buildings.
Entry: N5 (A1)
Sorting soiled linen and loading washing lines.
Included in the Japan Career Launch Program, alongside live classes to N5.
Your investment covers education, exam preparation, industry training and career guidance.
Join the Japan Career Launch Program and choose your industry cluster.
Live classes, review lessons and practice tests for JLPT N5.
Training tailored to your chosen cluster and industry.
Introductions to eligible licensed partner agencies, who work with employers and handle contracts and visa processing with you.
Employers, agencies and authorities handle contracts and visa procedures; you apply with their approval.
Nursing Care; Accommodation (Hotels & Ryokan); Food Service (Restaurants); Building Cleaning; Linen Supply. The Japan Career Launch Program includes industry preparation tailored to this cluster.
Each industry has its own language and training requirements, listed on its page. Nursing Care and Railway station operations expect N4-level Japanese.
You join our certified-graduate network and receive introductions to licensed Japanese placement partners and Supervising Organizations. Employers interview candidates, and our partners handle employment contracts and visa processing with you. Hiring and visa decisions rest with employers and immigration authorities.
Education and career preparation: live Japanese classes to N5, exam preparation, industry preparation, CV development and mock interviews, and introductions to our partner network.
Real moments from earlier programs: training classes, accreditation and airport send-offs. Tap any photo to enlarge it.
Photos from earlier GLOBAL ACCESS programs (Philippines cohorts), shown with participant consent. They illustrate the journey and are not a guarantee of any job, visa or result; individual outcomes vary and depend on employers, partner agencies and immigration authorities.
Nursing Care; Accommodation (Hotels & Ryokan); Food Service (Restaurants); Building Cleaning; Linen Supply. The Japan Career Launch Program includes industry preparation tailored to this cluster.
Each industry has its own language and training requirements, listed on its page. Nursing Care and Railway station operations expect N4-level Japanese.
You join our certified-graduate network and receive introductions to licensed Japanese placement partners and Supervising Organizations. Employers interview candidates, and our partners handle employment contracts and visa processing with you. Hiring and visa decisions rest with employers and immigration authorities.
Education and career preparation: live Japanese classes to N5, exam preparation, industry preparation, CV development and mock interviews, and introductions to our partner network.
No. Consultation, classes and career preparation are delivered remotely, so you can start from your home country. Being in Japan only matters if you want an in-person meeting.
The Japan Career Launch Program is ¥100,000 as one all-inclusive package. Official examination fees, including JLPT registration, are separate and paid to the exam organizer. See the pricing page for what is included.
Ikusei Shuro is designed for newcomers who learn their job through on-the-job training. Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) is the next status and involves a field skills test when you move up to SSW 1. See our guide to technical intern training versus SSW for more detail.
Open the meeting request form, choose Zoom, or in person if you are currently in Japan, and tell us your preferred date, time and time zone. We will reply to confirm a time. Add a short note about what you want to discuss so we can prepare.
We support you from preparation to placement: live Japanese classes, industry preparation, CV development and mock interviews, then introductions to licensed partner agencies that work with employers and handle employment contracts and visa processing with you. Hiring and visa decisions are made by employers and the immigration authorities, so your preparation is what moves your application forward.
GLOBAL ACCESS Co., Ltd. is headquartered at 2-17-29 Edogawa, Edogawa City, Tokyo 132-0013. You can see the location on the map at the bottom of this page. In-person meetings are available if you are currently in Japan; request one through the meeting form and we will confirm the place and time with you.
No. Our programs are delivered remotely, so you can take part from anywhere in the world. Our current training center, Global Access Training Institute and Assessment Center, Inc., is in the Philippines, and we are adding partners with on-site training facilities in other countries.
Our head office is in Edogawa, Tokyo. If you are in Japan you can request an in-person meeting; everyone else can meet us on Zoom.