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Saturday, February 25, 2017

AROUND 1 MILLION CAREGIVERS NEEDED IN JAPAN THIS 2017


Good News to those Filipinos who wants to work as a caregiver in Japan. This year, Japan will be needing a million caregivers for their aging population.  In ABS-CBN report, Japanese businessmen are currently in the Philippines, where they met DOLE Secretary Silvestre Bello III and Cabinet Secretary Jun Evasco.
The Japan International Corporation of Welfare Services (JICWELS) initially needs qualified male or female applicants for 150 Nurses and 600 Careworkers
QUALIFICATIONS:

NURSES
 Graduate of Bachelor of Science in Nursing;
 With Board License;
 With at least three (3) years hospital experience;
 Preferably 20 to 35 years old; and
 Must be medically and psychologically fit to work

CAREWORKERS
 Graduate from any four (4) year course and certified as a caregiver by TESDA;
 Graduate of Bachelor of Science in Nursing (under board) or any allied profession;
 Preferably 20 to 35 years old; and
 Must be medically and psychologically fit to work

QUALIFIED APPLICANTS are advised to REGISTER ONLINE at www.poea.gov.ph or www.eregister.poea.gov.ph and personally submit the following documents to the Manpower Registry Division, Ground Floor, Window T, POEA Building, EDSA corner Ortigas Avenue, Mandaluyong City:
 A detailed resume with one piece 2x2 picture
 Authenticated College Diploma (for careworker applicants), to follow 
 Transcript of Records
 Valid PRC ID (for nurse applicants)
 Employment Certificates (for nurse applicants)
 Valid TESDA Certificate on Caregiving (for careworker applicants)
 Japanese Language Training Certificate, if available
 Copy of valid passport
 Valid NBI Clearance (for travel abroad)
Deadline for submission of applications is on: May 31, 2017


Good News to those Filipinos who wants to work as a caregiver in Japan. This year, Japan will be needing a million caregivers for their aging population.

In ABS-CBN report, Japanese businessmen are currently in the Philippines, where they met DOLE Secretary Silvestre Bello III and Cabinet Secretary Jun Evasco.


(WATCH:TV Patrol: Japan, nangangailangan ng halos 1 milyong caregivers)



According to the report, Japanese businessmen plans to put up a training facility in the Philippines for those who wants to be caregiver or housekeeper in Japan.

This is because their priority is Pinoy caregivers.





Through his interpreter, Taiji Yamada, chief of the Board of Directors of Taizankai said, they witness how caring Filipinos are, particularly in health aspect."

"Gaano ka-caring ang Pinoy pagdating sa health, nakita nila yon."

On the other hand, PHGIC Director Jerome Turga said, among the suggested location for the training facility are in Davao, Cebu or Bohol, and Laguna in Luzon area.


The Japanese will fund the training facility and they will also bring their high-tech equipment in the Philippines.

The training is free together with Japanese language classes and the jobs have no placement fee with a salary of more than P70,000 a month.



Turga said facilities are important to level up the knowledge of Filipinos who wants to be caregiver or housekeeper in Japan.

"The only way to do it is for us to have a competitive edge and our advantage from our Asian counterparts is that Pinoy can be better carers compared to the rest of them."



As of the moment, they are just waiting for guidelines from Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) regarding the deployment of Filipino caregivers to Japan.

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7 comments:

Anonymous said...

I am an undergraduate of Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a graduate of a LIve in Caregiver. How can I apply if your qualifications for caregiver is college graduate. I am willing to be train

Anonymous said...

What If I only graduated a 2 year course in College but I have a Tesda Certificate for Caregivers?

Anonymous said...

I am a Registered Nurse and I have my updated license with me but I have no experience in hospital or RHU... I am willing to be train in any of those areas, whether a nursing aid or caregiver.
Please contact me
#0906 6835 289

Geocimark said...

License Nurse po ako with 8 months hospital experience, and presently working as school/company nurse in a japanese learning school (specifically Phil- Nippon Technical Colleges, Inc.,). My Hospital experience didn't met your standards, but if ever i will to apply as Careworker, do I still need to get TESDA training, despite my work experience and education background? I just want to make sure. Thanks in advance for entertaining my question.

Anonymous said...

is more than 35y/o not accepted?

Unknown said...

Good day! Mam/sir,
I am,Domingo M.Lumugdang,I'm 36 years old,Im single,I'm graduate 2 years information technology after that I'll take 1 year healthcare services certificate, I have experience as caregiver almost 7 years in Manila Philippines,and also 2 years office cleaner experience,RIGTH now I'm her in Saudi Riyadh,I'm working as Merchandizer in the market,End my contract July 2018, after finish contract nextyear I will apply our good company to moving forward my new oppurnities! Pls help me,I am good moral character person and responsible in my job , my mobile # +966536843621 my email add: dondedondelunugdang@gmail.com ! Thank you and have have a nice day!

Unknown said...

mga sir sino yung mga rn jan na wla experience tara apply po tyo sa POEA ortigas