Hi!! Sorry I didn’t notice your comment Aside from English and Japanese language, a lot of companies are looking for Chinese speakers as well. Some companies are also looking for Vietnamese.
do you live in Japan? There are companies who offer work from home. right now, I think they are more into hybrid working schedule ( few days in a week you need to go to the office and remaining days is work from home) . I am not sure if they are offering wfh for those who live outside Japan. But try searching at indeed, recruit or gaijinpot. They have a lot of job post you can check out.
@@kuraraandyt thankyou for replying back yes i live in japan . Can you name some of the companies. I am looking for websites or companies where i can work in weekend for 3 4hrs every week only . Will it bel possible to find such work as just part time . ?
@@kuraraandyt how much prior experience did you have before applying and was it hard to find a visa sponsoring employer? I only have worked one year aside from intership but I want to move asap so I'm a bit worried😅
Hiii , yesss it’s very hard to find a sponsor. So I came here with a 1 year internship visa, and 6months after I went back home, my company in Japan offered me a position. Ans they were the ones who processed my visa 🥹
My company applied for my visa when they asked me to come to Japan, so I am not really familiar with the details. But from what I know you need a working visa (specifically Engineer/Specialist in Humanities/International Services) to work as a translator. And one of the requirements in applying for that visa is a proof of educational attainment. it can be a bachelor’s degree, a 2 or 3years vocational degree or you can get a student visa and study at a Japanese language school in Japan. After you graduate, you can change your visa to working and get a job as a translator. If you’re interested in coming to Japan to work as a translator(assuming you are currently staying overseas), I recommend checking the full list of requirements in getting the working visa.
Wow! That’s awesome! I believe you can do it! There are a lot of companies hiring newly graduates from Japanese Language School. If you can get N2 before graduating, you will have better opportunities. I wish you well with your studies. ☺️
@@kuraraandyt i m greatly interested in having an experience in Japan, the lovely country. Being an English teacher with a bachelor degree and also qualified translator, global translation company, I have been teaching English for more than 15 years, 6 years in the middle east. I speak french, Arabic and English to the backbone. It would my immense pleasure to help me get to Japan with a decent position, if possible. Adding value there is my priority. Thanks
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So cool. Being a qualified translator, Arabic,English and French. This domain is full of life, and so energetic, wish you all the best
Thank you so much for the appreciation 😌💓
Can i know translating is a stressfull job??
what are the vacation months can i get..??
And can I know can translators travel around the world??
Yeah i also need to know"
what are the languages you must learn to be a translator in Japan ? 🪄
Hi!!
Sorry I didn’t notice your comment
Aside from English and Japanese language, a lot of companies are looking for Chinese speakers as well.
Some companies are also looking for Vietnamese.
@@kuraraandyt can I be a japanese - french translator or japanese - english translator in japan
Super cool video 😊😊
Thank you! ☺️
I am still new to editing 👉🏼👈🏼
can we get part time job as japanese to English or vise versa job from home in japan ? If we have certificate of N1 ?
do you live in Japan?
There are companies who offer work from home. right now, I think they are more into hybrid working schedule ( few days in a week you need to go to the office and remaining days is work from home) .
I am not sure if they are offering wfh for those who live outside Japan.
But try searching at indeed, recruit or gaijinpot. They have a lot of job post you can check out.
@@kuraraandyt thankyou for replying back yes i live in japan . Can you name some of the companies. I am looking for websites or companies where i can work in weekend for 3 4hrs every week only . Will it bel possible to find such work as just part time . ?
@@kuraraandyt how much prior experience did you have before applying and was it hard to find a visa sponsoring employer? I only have worked one year aside from intership but I want to move asap so I'm a bit worried😅
Hiii , yesss it’s very hard to find a sponsor.
So I came here with a 1 year internship visa, and 6months after I went back home, my company in Japan offered me a position. Ans they were the ones who processed my visa 🥹
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Do you need a degree to be a translator
My company applied for my visa when they asked me to come to Japan, so I am not really familiar with the details.
But from what I know you need a working visa (specifically Engineer/Specialist in Humanities/International Services) to work as a translator. And one of the requirements in applying for that visa is a proof of educational attainment. it can be a bachelor’s degree, a 2 or 3years vocational degree or you can get a student visa and study at a Japanese language school in Japan. After you graduate, you can change your visa to working and get a job as a translator.
If you’re interested in coming to Japan to work as a translator(assuming you are currently staying overseas), I recommend checking the full list of requirements in getting the working visa.
I’m attending a Japanese Language school next month on a student visa, and my end goal is to work as a translator/interpreter
Wow! That’s awesome!
I believe you can do it!
There are a lot of companies hiring newly graduates from Japanese Language School.
If you can get N2 before graduating, you will have better opportunities. I wish you well with your studies. ☺️
A great mastery of languages
@@kuraraandyt i m greatly interested in having an experience in Japan, the lovely country. Being an English teacher with a bachelor degree and also qualified translator, global translation company, I have been teaching English for more than 15 years, 6 years in the middle east. I speak french, Arabic and English to the backbone. It would my immense pleasure to help me get to Japan with a decent position, if possible. Adding value there is my priority. Thanks