Go to Japan or Canada to work abroad, Japan to work abroad

Let me first explain that I have studied and worked in Japan for a total of 9 years, and my cousin studied in Spain and then went to Canada. Let's talk about Japan first, the era of studying in Japan is mainly to work and go to school to rest, early Chinese Fujian people prefer to go to Japan to work and earn money, because at that time Japan's wages were relatively higher than those in other countries and Japan lacked labor, so you can quickly find a job of two or even three jobs after arriving in Japan, but with Japan's bubble economy, Japan has now moved towards a low ebb of studying abroad and working, and wages have decreased. The difficulty of finding a job and the high cost of Japan make people who want to go abroad now less interested in Japan, plus Japanese is a small language country, as well as the historical background of China and Japan, the most important thing is that the Japanese reservation of interpersonal communication makes people all over the world say that the Japanese are the most ruthless people, so Japan is not the first choice!!

My cousin is a junior in a Canadian university, and every month I can send back 10,000 RMB to my family except for my own expenses there, after all, the Canadian dollar and the yen are not of the same grade, every time I chat with him, I regret going to Japan a little, now Canada is well-known for its economic development, amazing technology and Canadian beauty, and more valuable is that Canadians are as hospitable as we Chinese, so it is easy to integrate into their big family, Living in Japan for two years is not necessarily as many friends as living in Canada for half a year, and the influence of the Canadian language is much greater than that of Japanese, and when you arrive in Japan, you feel no different from China, but Canada is different, people's comfort, life is wonderful, and the knowledge of developed countries is the main purpose of your real going abroad. The main thing is that in Japan it is no longer as I imagined, and in Canada, my cousin said that he was not working very hard there, and if he was like Fujianese, he would earn more!!

Can I go to Japan for a part-time job?

There are many types of labor in Japan, and most of them are manual laborers. There are sewing workers, welders, construction workers, electronic plug-in workers, aquatic product packers, agricultural workers, animal husbandry workers, etc.

Generally through an intermediary company. It's not bad to make money. For example, sewing workers in Japan pay about 30,000 yuan, and the total net income for three years is more than 150,000 yuan.

Please choose an authentic and qualified intermediary, and be sure to ask the local Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation Bureau and Commerce Bureau before signing up and paying the fee, and the certificates of other departments will not work.

Location: Nagano, Japan.

Type of work: agricultural planting.

Requirements: male, over 18 years old - under 30 years old. Liaoning hukou, junior high school degree or above, Japanese language is preferred.

Duration of going abroad: 1 year (2 more years can be renewed if you pass the unified examination within 1 year).

Salary: 90,000 yen per month, 8 hours of work. (Overtime and holidays are paid according to the local labor law in Japan) and one day off per week.

Training: 1 to 3 months of training in China.

Application Materials:12 inch white background**10 sheets, 2A resume, 3Original and photocopy of academic certificate.

4.Original and photocopy of ID card and household registration book, 5Original and photocopy of passport, 6Original police clearance certificate.