Job Hunting

Many new students and younger students are anxious about their future job search. However, there is no need to worry about job hunting unnecessarily. First, “deepen your understanding of fundamental and specialized knowledge through your studies and acquire the ability to think logically and in a logical manner. Next, through social experiences such as extracurricular activities and work experience, try to actually use the abilities and thinking skills you have acquired through your studies. Once you have actively acted and experienced, the next important step is to look back. Think about what motivated you to do things, what you gained and how you grew from this experience, and how you interacted with society. Through repeated “experiences” and “looking back,” you will acquire the ability to carve out a life that is uniquely your own.

The Career Center provides the following information regarding job hunting activities.
●Preparation
●Standard selection process
●Job offers and declining job offers
●Job hunting activities by type
●Frequently asked questions

Preparation

Career Center＞For Current Students＞Job-hunting Process

Self-analysis	Why Self-analysis is necessary?
	When should start Self-analysis?
	What is［column/コラム］and「Basic skills for working person/社会人基礎力」？
	How to do Self-analysis※Check sheet(in Japanese) 【Sheet-1】Think about your hoppies and interests 【Sheet-2】Think about your university life 【Sheet-3】Make preparation for frequent questiones in ES or during job interview at an early stage 【Sheet-4】Think about your strengths and weak points 【Sheet-5】Think about your future life plan
Industry & Company Research	What is “Industry”, “Company” and “Job category”？
	Knowing the industries
	Knowing the industry category
	Knowing the job category
	Knowing the companies
Borrowing books & Library database	Borrowing books from career center
	Library database
Visiting alumni & Alumni list	Alumni visiting process
	Check the alumni list
Certificate for job-hunting	Job-hunting related documents issurance

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Standard selection process

Career Center＞For Current Students＞Job-hunting Process

Job Selection	Resume/Entry-sheet（ES） What is ES What is the three main parts for ES
	Video job selection
	Paper test
	Group discussion
	Job interview

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Job offers & Declining job offers

Career Center＞For Current Students＞Job-hunting Process

Job offers & Declining job offers	Difference between Nainaitei(内々定) and Naitei(内定)
	In case of received job offer notice(内定通知書)
	Decline job offer
	Job offer canceled by company

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Job-hunting activities by type

Career Center＞For Current Students＞Job-hunting Process

Job-hunting activities by type(※the links for each type is in Japanese only)	Disabled students
	Status of residence for international students
	Civil service(for Japanese students only)
	Work at hometown in Japan(for Japanese students only)
	Work overseas
	Oversea studies and job-hunting activity
	Aim to become teacher in Japan(for Japanese students only)

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Frequently asked questions Please check below for frequently asked questions about job search. Career Center＞For Current Students＞FAQ(in Japanese only)

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