Kaigo (Specified Skilled Worker – SSW) Training Program
Our agency provides a structured and comprehensive training program for candidates applying for the Kaigo (Specified Skilled Worker – SSW) visa to work in Japan. The program is designed to prepare students for interviews, workplace communication, and professional caregiving responsibilities.
Interview Preparation for Kaigo Candidates
Before the interview with Japanese employers, all candidates receive interview preparation training to improve confidence and communication skills.
Interview preparation includes:
- Understanding Japanese interview style and expectations
- Common Kaigo interview questions and answers
- Self-introduction and job motivation practice
- Mock interviews conducted by experienced trainers
This preparation helps candidates perform professionally and successfully during interviews.
Japanese Language & Manners Training (3 Months)
After successfully passing the interview, candidates are required to attend a three-month training program conducted by our agency and partner training institutions.
Training includes:
- Japanese conversation (Kaiwa) classes
- Basic Japanese language for caregiving work
- Japanese workplace manners and etiquette
- Communication skills for working with elderly people
This training ensures candidates can adapt smoothly to the Japanese working environment.
Kaigo-Specific Professional Training
Our agency also offers a Kaigo-specific training program focusing on both theory and practical skills.
Kaigo training structure:
- 2 months of classroom-based theoretical and hands-on training
- 1 month of on-site practical training at an elderly caregiver training center
During this training, candidates learn:
- Basic elderly care techniques
- Daily care support and assistance methods
- Safety, hygiene, and professional caregiving standards
Practical experience in a real caregiving environment
Well-Prepared Kaigo Workers for Japan
Through our step-by-step training approach, we ensure that Kaigo candidates are:
- Professionally trained
- Confident in communication
- Familiar with Japanese manners and caregiving culture
- Ready to work responsibly in Japan’s elderly care sector