Hi! I haven't tried it myself. But you can. Just add “PDF” in your search box and go to this website www.sssc.or.jp to access a PDF and printable copy of previous exams. 😊
Hello Nikko! Watching from Shiga-ken Japan. Can i just say you sound like a radio DJ 😊 (in a good way). Do you have podcasts on kaigo words (english meaning and japanese meaning) that are often in the national board exam? Also, may I ask what website or books of kaigofukushishi mock exam did you use?
Hi! Thank you for that. I don't have a podcast, though. But I did make a video about some 介護 words ---> th-cam.com/play/PLauTrJcFAG1H8si61vRjDC9k6Bgd65MVn.html&si=UTQCFJP5tQ9F3OKl and some books I used to study for the exam ---> th-cam.com/video/uPlhCCK4XrE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ztVfzgbLmLKPVpPr Thank you for commenting! 😁
Konnichiwa, I am planning to go to Japan as a caregiver under the SSW program for a 5-year period. After my initial visa term, what steps do I need to take for renewal, and is it possible to continue my stay?
こんにちは。Provided that you’ll not work as a caregiver, after your 5-year contract as an SSW1, you can transition to SSW2 or find other means to extend your stay here in Japan. As far as I know, you cannot renew your SSW1 contract. For more details check these out: th-cam.com/video/lK71vRMYIAo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-4elYj32uLmmNtvX th-cam.com/video/8justnSsJq4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Nlnj5r9UVkHABHgH Thank you for commenting. 😁
Hi! I don't know what's an MCA. But if your country offers a program that allows people to work in Japan and if you have the right qualifications, you may have a chance for a job opportunity here in Japan. ☺️
Hi Sir. Based on my experience and as far as I know, there are no long vacations for caregivers. Hospitals and most nursing homes are open 24/7, 365 days - even on long holidays. But you can apply for a paid leave depending on the company’s policy. Thank you for watching my videos and commenting. 😁
Yes. They're different. 介護福祉士 may mean a “licensed” or “certified” caregiver. 国家試験 means a national examination. Put them together (介護福祉士 + 国家試験) means a national examination for caregivers. Thank you for commenting. ☺️
No, a fee must be paid to apply for the exam. To know more about the exam, check this out --> th-cam.com/video/GMT4o03Owto/w-d-xo.htmlsi=QH5rFVgTBMVnNnxz
Thank you for the tips. It really help me. I am so stress right now where to start..
I’m glad the tips helped! 😊 You’ll do great!
This content is very helpful🙏🏻 Thank you so much Nikkoventure. Happy new year and God Bless!
Happy new year! God bless you as well. 😁
thankyou sensei. ill try this tip.
Thank you. Please do try it. 😊
very helpful na yun ireview mga past questions. Thank youu sooooo much sa info huhu
You're welcome po. 😁
❤nikko 先生いつもありがとう😉👍️🎶❤❤ 9:04 9:10
とんでもないんです。😁👍
ありがとうございます❤
とんでもないんです。😁👍
Very informative, for you how long do we need to study is 1 yr or 6 months okay? Thank you
Thank you!😁It depends on how you efficiently absorb and retain a lot of new information in Japanese. 😁
Hello sir, is it possible to print out the previous exams? Thank you for the tips.
Hi! I haven't tried it myself. But you can. Just add “PDF” in your search box and go to this website www.sssc.or.jp to access a PDF and printable copy of previous exams. 😊
Hello Nikko! Watching from Shiga-ken Japan. Can i just say you sound like a radio DJ 😊 (in a good way).
Do you have podcasts on kaigo words (english meaning and japanese meaning) that are often in the national board exam? Also, may I ask what website or books of kaigofukushishi mock exam did you use?
Hi! Thank you for that. I don't have a podcast, though. But I did make a video about some 介護 words ---> th-cam.com/play/PLauTrJcFAG1H8si61vRjDC9k6Bgd65MVn.html&si=UTQCFJP5tQ9F3OKl
and some books I used to study for the exam ---> th-cam.com/video/uPlhCCK4XrE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ztVfzgbLmLKPVpPr
Thank you for commenting! 😁
ありがとう🙏
いいえ。頑張ってください。☺️
Konnichiwa, I am planning to go to Japan as a caregiver under the SSW program for a 5-year period. After my initial visa term, what steps do I need to take for renewal, and is it possible to continue my stay?
こんにちは。Provided that you’ll not work as a caregiver, after your 5-year contract as an SSW1, you can transition to SSW2 or find other means to extend your stay here in Japan. As far as I know, you cannot renew your SSW1 contract.
For more details check these out:
th-cam.com/video/lK71vRMYIAo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-4elYj32uLmmNtvX
th-cam.com/video/8justnSsJq4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Nlnj5r9UVkHABHgH
Thank you for commenting. 😁
sensei sa imo kaisha ga hire ug ssw?
Yes. 🙂
Ayan binabasa ko ngayon mga past exams mlpt n exam ko 😢
Good luck and do your best sa exam. 😁👍
ありがとう。
どういたしまして。☺️
Am a MCA graduate (fresher)..is der any chances for job opportunities in japan?
Hi! I don't know what's an MCA. But if your country offers a program that allows people to work in Japan and if you have the right qualifications, you may have a chance for a job opportunity here in Japan. ☺️
MCA stand for Master of Computer Application it's related to IT field , bw thanks for replying bro👍🏻
Hello sir silent watcher moko, sana mapansin. Meron po bang long vacation ang isang caregiver sa japan?
Hi Sir. Based on my experience and as far as I know, there are no long vacations for caregivers. Hospitals and most nursing homes are open 24/7, 365 days - even on long holidays. But you can apply for a paid leave depending on the company’s policy.
Thank you for watching my videos and commenting. 😁
Kaigo fukusi si and kokka siken is different??
kaigofukushishikokkashiken is "caregiver national exam" in english
Yes. They're different.
介護福祉士 may mean a “licensed” or “certified” caregiver.
国家試験 means a national examination. Put them together (介護福祉士 + 国家試験) means a national examination for caregivers. Thank you for commenting. ☺️
Is this exam free??
No, a fee must be paid to apply for the exam. To know more about the exam, check this out --> th-cam.com/video/GMT4o03Owto/w-d-xo.htmlsi=QH5rFVgTBMVnNnxz