After graduating for 3 years and earning 30W per year, should I study in Japan?

Does this need to be asked? Of course it shouldn't be, I want to ask you if your brain is confused, don't you make it clear yourself, you've graduated for three years, and the annual salary has reached 300,000, not to mention anything else, your job is already good enough, don't cherish this job and you still want to study abroad, it's really speechless, but ah, I think you're very hesitant, in fact, you don't want to study in Japan, but you can't control your desire to improve, what I want to say is, want to improve, It doesn't mean that you can only go abroad, you can also improve yourself at home.

Now let me talk about the reasons why you shouldn't go to Japan, first of all, you have graduated for three years, and the knowledge you have learned is definitely not so familiar, if you choose to study in Japan now, you will encounter a lot of difficulties in learning, this is inevitable, and you have to pay attention, can you speak Japanese? It's okay if you can, but if you can't, then you shouldn't go, so why bother yourself?

The second point is that your current annual salary is 300,000 yuan, and if you go to Japan to study, it will take two years, and if you go to Japan to study, it means that you will have to quit your current job, because the company will not leave you this position, so good, after you come back from studying in Japan, can you guarantee that you can still find a job with an annual salary of 300,000 yuan? That's very difficult, and if you don't go to Japan to study, and use these two years to continue to work hard in your company, your salary is still likely to increase, to put it bluntly, you go to Japan to study a lot of unknowns and unreliability, don't you think you are joking with your own future?

Well, no matter how much I say, it doesn't make much use, the key is still up to your choice, everyone has their own ideas, of course, studying in Japan may make you better, but if I were you, I would still choose not to study in Japan, that's all.

If you feel that studying in Japan will help you, then you should go. But if you don't feel as good as before when you go to study in Japan, then there is no need to go. So this kind of thing can only be said to depend on whether you think it should be or not, and whether it is worth it or not.

Studying in Japan means giving up your annual salary of 300,000 yuan and living alone in a place where you have no friends or relatives. You may meet new friends, but you may also not be able to cope with your new life all the time. It is also possible that because you are alone abroad, you are sick and have no one to take care of you, and you are alone at home during the holidays.

You may not be able to learn what you want, or even forget some of your own knowledge during the study abroad, resulting in your development after graduation is not as good as it is now. You may not be able to find a job and may not adapt to the development of the domestic industry.

But if you don't go to study abroad, you may have a little regret, because the life of studying abroad may be what you need. You may be able to broaden your horizons and learn knowledge and abilities that you are lacking now.

Maybe because you don't go to study abroad, you miss an opportunity to improve yourself, and this opportunity may only be this one.

So whether you go to study abroad or not, as long as you choose not as good as you expected, you may regret it.

And there is nothing that should not be done, you can earn an annual salary of 300,000 yuan in just 3 years after graduation, so your ability is actually outstanding. I think it doesn't matter if you continue to work and continue to develop, or study abroad to recharge your batteries. In fact, the result should not be too bad, in this case, it should depend on whether you prefer to develop the industry in the industry at work, or go back to study and continue to learn.

You yourself emphasized in the question that you have graduated for three years and your annual salary can reach 300,000 yuan, just because you emphasized this point, it already shows that you are not very willing to study in Japan.

For example, three years after graduation, the annual salary can reach 300,000 yuan, which is already very good, and it also shows that your job is also a high-paying job, so if you want to study in Japan, you must consider a very realistic thing, that is, when you give up this job to study in Japan, your position will be replaced by someone else. You will lose a high-paying job, and at the same time, there is no guarantee that you will get a better job when you return from studying in Japan.

So you have to think about whether you want to study in Japan or not, and I think that when you think about this, you first have to know what you really want.

If what you really want is a high-paying job, a decent job that will give you a good life, and with your efforts, you can also be promoted to a higher position and get a higher annual salary in the future. If that's what you want, then there's no need for you to study in Japan, and even if you do, there's no guarantee that you'll get better treatment when you come back, and it's possible that you'll get a little worse treatment when you come back.

If you are simply trying to improve your abilities, enrich your knowledge, and have a higher level of education, then you have to give up something to study in Japan. You can't have it both ways! You definitely can't think about having a job with an annual salary of up to 300,000 yuan and going to Japan for further training, it's impossible, so you have to think about it.

Teacher Azure introduced how much it would cost to study in Japan

1. As usual, let's first talk about the tuition fees for studying in Japan

1. The tuition fee of Japanese language schools is about 750,000 yen per year, which is equivalent to more than 10,000 yuan, 2. The tuition fee of Japanese public undergraduate is about 10,000 yen per year, which is equivalent to about 30,000 yuan

4. The tuition fee for public graduate students in Japan is 29,700 yen per month, and it is 178,200 yen for half a year, which is equivalent to more than 10,000 yuan

2. Living expenses, plus clothing, food, housing, transportation, etc., the annual living expenses are about 70,000 or 80,000 people.

To sum up, it is enough to prepare about 10-150,000 yuan a year. In addition, you can work part-time in Japan, and you can apply for scholarships, tuition waivers, etc.

Enough. If you are studying at a language school:

During the preparation period for the language school:

1. The average tuition fee for a language school is about one and a half years. The tuition fee is calculated at 5w per year, which is equal to.

2. The cost of living in Tokyo is 8,000 yuan a month, 12 13w yen, and the cost of one and a half years is RMB. According to the hourly wage of 1,000 yen in Tokyo, the average number of hours a day in a year and a half, hours x 30 days x 18 months x 1,000 yen is equal to 135w yen, which is about 9w yuan.

Working an average of two and a half hours a day is still completely achievable, and too much of it will affect learning. Therefore, it is actually necessary to pay for the postponement of the living expenses: minus the 9w part-time job is equal to about RMB.

3. The cost of private school (not necessarily, but it is better to count.) ), calculated at 60w yen. About 4w RMB, if the graduate student does not report, it can be ignored.

4. Uncertain fee 2w RMB. One and a half years of comprehensive preparation fee: The total feeling is not a lot, but in fact this is definitely not high, the reality is that there are many students who are higher than this, and there are not many students who are less than this.

How to reduce costs.

1. If you learn Japanese and professional courses well, you can go to a language school or preparatory department, and even if you work hard and are motivated enough, you can directly enter a Japanese university in your country. I was admitted to a university in Japan and saved a lot of money during the transition period.

2. The admission results may be excellent, filial piety and can enter a better school, the better the school, the more scholarships; The better the school, the easier it is to apply for scholarships in society.

3. Practice spoken Japanese well, be positive, go to some slightly more advanced jobs, such as department store translators, the hourly wage is generally 2000 yen, the working environment is good, and the salary is high. The salary is higher than that of convenience stores and restaurants, and there are more opportunities to learn.

According to Japan's current study abroad policy, in terms of academic qualifications, Japan generally requires more than 12 years of formal school education, that is, high school graduation (or equivalent) before applying to study in Japan. That is, students who graduated from technical secondary schools, technical schools, and vocational high schools can also apply.

Japan** The lower age limit for most overseas students is basically required to graduate from high school or above, and there is no strict upper limit on the age of Japanese students, and there is no longer a strict limit of 30 years old. However, in fact, in the specific processing process, the relevant departments of Japanese education will still conduct a special review of the applications of students who have graduated from the final academic degree for more than 5 years to ensure that the purpose of the student's study abroad is pure. Therefore, in order to be able to study in Japan smoothly, please pay attention to the following points when applying:

Funding guarantees. When applying for a Certificate of Eligibility and a visa, the financial ability of the applicant or the financial supporter must be taken into account when applying for a student visa to Japan. Applicants should preferably be their own parents or other immediate family members. This is because the Immigration Bureau of Japan believes that only the applicant's close relatives will provide 100% assistance to the applicant if the applicant encounters financial difficulties in the future.

Language skills. Students who have graduated for many years or are older are mostly dissatisfied with their domestic jobs and want to study abroad for the purpose of improving their academic qualifications. If you are a graduate or an older student who has been graduated for many years and wants to go on to higher education, it is best to have a certain level of Japanese language proficiency so that you can advance to higher education as soon as possible and reduce your age disadvantage as much as possible. Therefore, if you have a certain level of Japanese, you will increase the visa approval rate.

Motivation for studying abroad. Applicants need to explain their motivation for studying abroad and be reasonable. Because every time the Immigration Bureau applies to the Immigration Bureau, the applicant will be required to submit a statement of reasons. The reason book cannot be the same, let alone excerpted from other **.

The statement of reasons is the only opportunity in the material to have a subjective dialogue with the Immigration Bureau**. Because the disadvantages of a longer graduation period have affected the first impression of the applicant. Therefore, in the explanation, you must clarify the purpose of further education, you must explain why you chose Japan, and you must also explain your study abroad plan in detail.

The Immigration Bureau of Japan generally increases the screening of applicants who have graduated for more than five years. Therefore, applicants who have graduated for a long time can also pay attention to the above three points on the basis of having a certain academic qualification, one is to have sufficient financial support, and the most important thing is to have relatively high language skills and reasonable motivation to study abroad. Then the success rate of applying to study in Japan is still very high.

Japan has very lenient age requirements for study abroad applicants, and you can submit an application for study abroad after many years of graduation, of course, the visa materials will be reviewed more strictly.