Career Forum held in Kyoto once a year in the Kansai area. Companies actively looking
to hire Japanese-English bilinguals with study abroad experience will participate. It’s not just company
information sessions, but an event with a chance to interview with companies and even receive a job offer by
the end of the event. Those who have study abroad experience, those who are planning to return to Japan
temporarily, those who have experience living abroad, as well as those who were planning to study abroad but
couldn’t due to COVID-19 are all welcome to attend. For those of you who want to work for a global company
or want to make the most of your English ability, this is a must-attend event.
Japanese-English bilingual and one of the following:
Graduated from or currently enrolled in a Bachelor's, Master's, or Ph.D. program outside of Japan
Enrolled in a Japanese university and have/had study abroad experience (eg. exchange program) (incl.
online study abroad) or were planning to study abroad but couldn’t go due to COVID-19
Experience living abroad
Mid-career professionals with study or work abroad experience
Event Schedule
July 2nd (Sat.), 2022
8:40
Registration opens
9:00
Pre-event seminar
10:00
Event starts
16:30
Registration closes
17:00
Event ends
Note
The event site will close at 17:00 on July 2nd (Sat.) and you will not be able to apply to companies after
that.
Special Pre-Kyoto Career Forum Seminar
We will be holding a special seminar on the morning of the Kyoto Career Forum to help you get last minute
advice before the event!
When
July 2nd (Sat.), 2022, 9:00AM -
9:55AM
Where
Seminar room in the Kyoto Career Forum event hall
①「How to Navigate the Kyoto Career Forum」
The seminar will discuss ways to maximize your job-hunting potential, including tips on how to utilize the
Career Forum most effectively and points that hiring companies typically focus on.
Furthermore, the second half of the seminar will introduce companies that are exhibiting on the day.
Please use the seminar to gain valuable knowledge and equip yourself with the skills to take on the event.
July 2nd(Sat.) Sign up for seminar (@Kyoto
CF event hall)
②< For Technical Majors > 「The Reason Technical Fields are so
Highly Valued Globally! Trends and Data by Major」
Specialising in mechanics? Thinking of applying to manufacturing companies?br>
Specialising in information systems? Thinking of applying to IT or telecommunications companies?br>
The possibilities for technical majors are expanding beyond your imagination.br>
By why? Come and find out at this seminar, along with detailed information on what majors are transferrable to
what fields.
July 2nd(Sat.)< For Technical Majors > Sign
up for seminar (@Kyoto CF event hall)
NoticeClick here for other seminars that will be held on the same day.
Your chance to experience a mock interview at the Career Forum! Practice how to talk about yourself in a
short period of time and learn skills that can help you progress onto the next interview stage. Also
includes valuable feedback.
* Japanese interviews only.
* Slots are limited so please refrain from cancelling on the day.
【For the first 300 candidates to arrive】 Perfect for when you’re busy! We will be gifting 1,000 JPY Uber Eats vouchers
For this year’s Kyoto Career Forum we have teamed up with Uber Eats! Here to support all those who are busy
job hunting! With Uber Eats you can order from a wide range of meals to give yourself a much needed break and
refuel for your job hunt.
We will be gifting 1,000 JPY Uber Eats vouchers to the first 300 candidates to arrive at the Kyoto Career Forum!
Vouchers available :
First 300 candidates
Please Note :
Vouchers can be redeemed at the event Headquarters from 16:00 on the event day.
When redeeming your voucher, it is essential you provide the token you received upon arrival at the venue.
The voucher can be used within in Japan only.
Download the CFN App for easy check in!
Please use the CFN app to check in at registration on the day of the event to enter the event hall. Download
the CFN App and update it to the most recent version in advance to allow for smooth entry.