Whether you want to work, study, or settle in Japan our expert counselors guide you step-by-step. From resume building to visa types, job matching to interview prep, we turn your Japanese skills into real-world success.

Session 1: Goal Assessment — What do you want in Japan? (Work, Study, Settle?)
Session 2: Resume & Cover Letter — Japanese-style CV (Rirekisho) + English version.
Session 3: Job Matching — We match you with openings in Japan or local Japanese firms.
Session 4: Interview Prep — Mock interviews in Japanese/English with feedback.
Session 5: Visa & Documentation — TITP, SSW, Student Visa — which is right for you?
Session 6: Follow-up & Referrals — We connect you with partner agencies or employers.

95% of our counseling students:
✅ Secure interviews within 3 months
✅ Understand which visa path fits them
✅ Get resume feedback from Japan-based HR
✅ Feel confident about cultural expectations in Japanese workplaces

We track your progress and adjust the plan until you succeed.

We use:
- Zoom/Google Meet for 1:1 counseling
- Google Drive for resume templates and document sharing
- Notion or Trello for tracking your job applications
- Access to our private job board (Japan & Nepal-based openings)
- JLPT/EJU score converters to assess eligibility

Aspect             | In-Person Counseling        | Online Counseling
-------------------|------------------------------|-------------------
Location           | At Asagao School, Kathmandu  | From anywhere via Zoom
Materials          | Printed handouts + worksheets| Digital PDFs + cloud access
Interaction        | Face-to-face, body language  | Screen-sharing, chat support
Flexibility        | Fixed appointment slots      | Flexible timing, record sessions
Best For           | Beginners needing structure  | Busy students or remote learners

• 1. Know your Japanese level (bring JLPT score or take our free test).
• 2. Think about your goal: Work? Study? Which industry? (IT, Healthcare, Tourism?)
• 3. Prepare questions: Visa doubts? Resume format? Interview fears?
• 4. Bring any documents: Passport copy, certificates, previous resumes.
• 5. Be ready to commit — your future in Japan starts with honest self-assessment.