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If there is a particular company, organization, non-profit, or government agency that you would like to work with you can also go directly to that company's website and search for their 'Career Opportunities', 'Employment Opportunities', or 'Job Opportunities' page. Almost all companies and organizations in the U. In Japan, there is one, set job-hunting season and companies tend to only recruit new, entry-level hires from among that year's graduating class. The hiring season for third-year university students opened on March 1 and major firms will formalize their recruitment decisions by handing out certificates at ceremonies held on Oct.

Most major employers will only take on recruits in April immediately after graduation — there are no post-college "gap years" and few second chances. If students are not in Japan for 'job-hunting season' they may have a difficult time finding a job. Companies tend to want to hire young, recent graduates into entry-level jobs where they will be trained in the 'company way' and then, over time, progress up through the ranks. Lifetime employment is still the ideal. Pay in Japanese companies is also, typically, based most heavily on seniority and this is also a reason for the strong preference for lifetime employment in Japan.

However, the declining population has led to a situation where there are now often more jobs than Japanese applicants graduating each year. Internships are not as common in the Japanese system and, when they do exist, tend to be much shorter in duration; typically between 1 — 4 weeks. This is because, in Japan, the academic calendar is different and there are two, shorter breaks per year instead of one longer break. Exact dates vary by university but typically the academic calendar is:.

Here are a few resources on finding a teaching job and being an English teacher in Japan. Students who have had international study, work, or research experience have a unique opportunity to capitalize on this experience in their job search. Even if you were not doing anything science or engineering related while abroad, you liked learned a number of highly transferable skills such as, but not limited to:. These are often call 'soft' or 'interpersonal' skills. Science: Career Resources.

Cheeky Scientist. Global Mobility: Science on the Move Nature. Systems Research and Behavioral Science. It is important to recognize that academic research labs are a different type of workplace than a company or the business world. It is important to note that, in the U. Paid leave policies are set by each individual employer and can very widely even within the same company depending on what classification of employee you are.

To be eligible to receive paid leave for vacation or illness you must typically be a benefits eligible employee. The definition of who is benefits eligible varies by company. For example, at Rice University all faculty tenured and tenure-track are benefits eligible and staff members who work 20 or more hours per week are benefits eligible.

Employees who do not meet this classification including consultants, contractors, and those who work less than 20 hours per week are not eligible for any paid time off or other benefits.

This also varies widely by company and even can vary depending on the classification of an employee within the same company. For example, at Rice University faculty tenured or tenure-track professors can take some types of leave with pay. A faculty member who is the primary caregiver for a child qualifies for one semester of fully paid leave for a child under the age of 1. In contrast, staff members who are benefits eligible including non-tenure track teaching staff do not qualify for any paid parental leave. All faculty and staff qualify for up to weeks of unpaid leave for medical issues, including pregnancy, through the Family Medical Leave Act.

Graduate students are a separate classification and if they are taking parental leave for the birth or adoption of a baby they qualify for up to six-weeks of paid leave if they are currently doing research. As you can see by this example, paid and unpaid leave policies are very complex and can vary by company and even within the same company depending on the type of employee you are.

Applications, Resumes, and Interviews. Step One: Visit your Campus Career Services Office for assistance or workshops on resume preparation, job search, application and interview skills. Remember, these offices work with BOTH undergraduate and graduate students! I haven't really used Skype much before and I'm nervous. Do you have any advice?

If you plan to do international research, you will likely use Skype or similar services regularly. If you plan to apply to graduate school in the U. In short, Skype is a very useful tool! Remember, just as you are curious about them, they are also curious about you too! Do I need a graduate degree to work in these fields? If I get a master's or PhD what types of career opportunities would I have? General Career Exploration Resources. Nature Jobs. Finding a Job in the U. Find a Job USA.

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But How do U. Students Find a Job? Many resources and job listings available on this site.

Search your list below and then follow-up with further internet research. However, most professional positions are not posted in newspaper classified ads. These job opportunities tend to be part-time, hourly positions. Ikigai: Discovering Your Passion. WE Forum.

Job Hunting in Japan. Are you an early-career researcher currently examingin higher education internationalization in Japan? We are seeking chapter proposals for a new book on that topic. Please see the call for proposals here. I attended the Brisitsh Council's New Directions Conference in early December and learned about some of the reasons behind the postponement of the new English tests in the Japanese University Entrance exam. We had a great few days discussing the integration of content and language in Spain this October.

I was honoured to speak at the University of Tartu's conference on the information society and enjoyed a few days of networking building and research collaboration. We spent a great two and a half days at Nanzan University in Nagoya discussing professionalism in international education. Details can be found here.

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Full-text versions of my scholarly work are available here. Multilingual Matters. Kling Eds. Hale Eds. New York: Routledge, with H. Brown Eds. The information technology parallel.

The problem of language foregrounding in English-medium programmes in Japan.