The biggest Japanese-English bilingual job fair in Japan!
The Tokyo Summer Career Forum is Japan's largest job fair for Japanese-English bilinguals. This year, after taking all possible measures to protect against the spread of coronavirus, we will be providing job seekers the opportunity to meet companies face to face at the Tokyo Big Sight Aomi Exhibition Hall. The Tokyo Summer Career Forum is not just a place to meet company representatives, but a recruitment fair offering the chance to be 『interviewed』 and even 『hired』 at the event itself. Those who have returned to Japan from their study abroad, those who are planning on returning temporarily or those who have experience studying abroad, please come along to make the most of this fanatastic opportunity.
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)
Currently in Japan, but have experience living abroad
Mid-career professionals with study or work abroad experience
Event Schedule
June 26th (Sat.) & 27th (Sun.), 2021
8:30
Registration opens
9:00
Job Hunting Seminar Starts
10:00
Event starts
16:30
Registration closes
17:00
Event ends
Response to coronavirus infection status (as of 16th March 2021)
As part of our measures to protect against the spread of coronavirus we will refuse admission to anyone displaying symptoms such as a fever above 37.5 degrees celcius.
In addition, we will also be implementing the following measures.
・Temperature check with a non-contact thermometer at the entrance
・Restrictions on the number of people entering the venue
・Mandatory wearing of masks (participants should not remove their masks even when entering company booths)
・Disinfectant provided to thoroughly clean hands upon admission and at other points thoughout the venue
・Restrictions on the number of people allowed in booths (up to 3 candidates per single booth, 6 per double booth)
・Regular ventilation
・Installation of signs outlining recommended cough etiquette and hand-washing etc.
If a person infected with coronavirus attends the event we may disclose the minimum required personal information at the request of government agencies and local governments for reasons such as identifying the route of the infected person.The details of the event may change depending on the situation closer to the time. We thank you in advance for your understanding.
Job Hunting Seminar
To pass an interview in Japan, you will need to answer questions about "motivation to apply" and "self-promotion". These seminars will give you tips on how to prepare your response based on your own experiences and values.
June 26th (Sun) 9:00 - 9:55Interview prep seminar
Understand and prepare what the interviewer is looking for during an interview. Utilize the worksheet provided during the seminar to organize your thoughts and strategize what you wish to convey to the interviewer.
Speaker: Takemi Komiya RDI K.K. Representative Director
Joined IBM Japan, Ltd. in 1993. Not just served as a recruitment team leader in HR department, had been giving many lectures on recruitment theory and methods to those audience outside of his company. In 2005, he shifted his career into Chief Study Counselor at Tokyo Metropolitan University. While supporting career development of university students, he continued to give lectures on recruitment strategies for corporate human resources personnel. After he resigned from Tokyo Metropolitan University in March 2008, he founded his own company, Recruitment & Development Institute in following month. With his experiences of working in both corporate and academia, he is now consulting major companies on recruiting activities and employee development.
June 27th (Sat) 9:00 - 9:55How to communicate your "motivation to apply" and "self-promotion" during interviews
To get through an interview, having a solid self PR and reason for applying to the company are essential. We will not only discuss how to communicate these two points, but also how to organize what you have gained thus far and how to review your values.
Speaker: Atsuko Sakamoto Primetime K.K. Representative Director
Started her career as a flight attendant for Japan Airlines (JAL) International flights, including for Japanese Air Force One aircraft for Japanese prime ministers. Afterwards, she joined chemical manufacturing company BASF Japan Ltd. human resources department, handling recruitment and employee development. Started her own company, Primetime K.K. in 1995, providing training and seminars for more than 60,000 clients on organizational change.
Developed her original [Timing Management®] method and delivered lectures, training and published books for a wide range of audiences from new recruits to management class. Winner of Bronze Stevie Award at the 2012 Stevie Awards for Women in Business awards.
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During the Career Forum, you will need to check in at registration every day before entering the event hall. With the CFN app, you can check in, view information on participating companies, review your interview/seminar schedules, and more!
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