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Internships in Japan continue to be in demand among international students, as they provide intensive learning, industry exposure, and a cultural edge. Japan is recognized for its efficiency in industry and focus on quality. Therefore, an internship in the country can do a world of good for your career. To really benefit from an internship in Japan, it is important to find the most suitable internship opportunity. There are two main ways of going about this. The first is to find a suitable Japan internship on your own. The other option is to consult an organization that finds and arranges internships in Japan for international students. Both methods have their own pros and cons. Finding a suitable internship on your own is possible if you are good with research and confident of your ability to communicate in Japanese. The Internet is a good source for finding opportunities. However, there are many barriers to this. The first is you might find it tough to reach the right person in the company for your internship application. Even if you do manage to find the right person, you might have a tough time convincing them to consider your proposal for an internship with their company. After all, you are a stranger contacting them out of the blue. Language can also be a major barrier unless you are fluent in Japanese, or they speak fluent English. Overcoming this obstacle is also possible, but it takes more determination and knowledge of procedures to get through the documentation and visa application requirements too. Another limitation to finding an internship in Japan on your own is with regards to food and accommodation. Unless the company is providing you with these facilities, you would have to make your own arrangements, which could be a tough task. All things considered, the second option of consulting an organization to assist you turns out to be an easier option. There are many consultancies that counsel students and help them find suitable internship opportunities in Japan. Many of these firms are recognized by individual companies, industrial organizations and consortiums, as well as government. Some have actually been established by industrial consortiums to attract international talent to Japan. If you're sure of the sector in which you wish to pursue internship opportunities, such organizations can help find multiple openings in that sector. If you're not sure though, these organizations can possibly still search for internships that are suitable based on your area of study and your resume. Many of these organizations can also help you draft a strong resume specifically for your internship application. While you might have to pay enrolment and processing fees to such an organization, this cost is more or less equivalent to what you would pay if you did things on your own. An internship consultancy takes care of everything on your behalf, from finding the right position, to applying for and securing the internship on your behalf, helping you sort out your visa and related documents, and preparing you for the cultural gap and experience. Some organizations also offer intensive Japanese language courses to prepare you. Last but not least, the organization would be there to help you should anything go wrong while you are there. From small issues to bigger ones, it's nice to have someone to call when you're in need. If you're looking for Japan Internships, we're here to help you. Let us help you source, apply, prepare for, and participate in Japan Internships today. http://www.japaninternship.net/programs.html Distributed by http://www.ContentCrooner.com ------------------ ARTICLE END ------------------ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
