The largest Japanese-English bilingual job fair in Japan!
Tokyo Summer Career Forum is one of the largest job fairs in Japan for Japanese-English bilinguals. This is an opportunity for you to meet company representative in-person at Tokyo Big Sight. 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. 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.
Interviews take place during the event. Chance to get a job offer!
Find full-time employment positions! There are also internships and mid-careeer positions!
Global companies from all over the world will be participating!
Japanese-English bilingual* with (including expected) a Bachelor's or higher degree.
(Examples of participants)
Recent graduates or students currently enrolled in a Bachelor's or higher degree program (Master, MBA, Ph.D., etc.) outside of Japan
Recent graduates or students currently enrolled in a Bachelor's or higher degree program (Master, MBA, Ph.D., etc.) in Japan and have study abroad experience
Have lived abroad or in a global environment regardless of study abroad experience
Professionals with study abroad or work experience outside of Japan
*A minimum of beginner level in both Japanese and English
Event Schedule
June 22nd(Sat.), 2024
8:30
Registration opens
9:00
Pre-event seminar
10:00
Event starts
16:30
Registration closes
17:00
Event ends
June 23rd (Sun), 2024
8:30
Registration opens
10:00
Event starts
16:30
Registration closes
17:00
Event ends
Note The event site will close at 17:00 on June 23 (Sun.) and you will not be able to apply to companies after that.
[Participation Benefit] Just for Career Forum Attendees
Maximize your opportunity by arriving in the morning!
Benefit 1 : Special seminar on 6/22 (Sat.) 9:00AM
No reservation required. Admitted on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Able to present an effective self-pr including your interest in the company is a must for an interview.
Through this seminar, we will explain how to review and organize your experiences and values to present the best you.
Speaker:Atsuko Sakamoto (CEO of Prime Time Co., Ltd.)
Atsuko started her career at Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. as an international flight attendant, which included working on-board the Japanese Air Force One aircraft for the prime minister's visits to the United States and the Venice Summit. She then went on to work in recruitment and human resource development at BASF Japan Co., Ltd., an international chemical company. In 1995, she started an independent and entrepreneurial human resource consulting firm.
She has helped to support over 60,000 individuals in their career thus far. Currently, she is actively training, lecturing and writing to promote transformation and problem solving skills for people and organizations, working with a range of individuals from executives to new recruits and students. In, 2012, she won the "Stevie Award"(Women's Business Award), often called the Academy Award of the business world. She continues to provide job hunting support for students based on the "must have features for work" that she has learned through many years working in corporate human resource development.
Benefit 2 : First 500 attendees will receive a 2,000 Yen-worth Amazon gift card on 6/23 (Sun.)
On the second day (June 23), the first 500 participants who attend the Tokyo Summer Career Forum 2024 by 10:00AM will receive a 2,000 Yen-worth Amazon gift card.
A voucher will be given when you check-in at registration and can redeem for the gift card between 16:00 – 17:00.
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Download the CFN App for easy check in!
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!
Please ensure you download the CFN App and update it to the most recent version in advance to allow for smooth entry.
