The enforcing body has stated that nearly 350 of the first group of non-Japanese nationals applying for newly created visas to work in Japan’s food service industry have exceeded a qualifying exam.
The Organization for Technical Skill Assessment of Foreign Workers in the Food Industry stated Tuesday that 347, or seventy-five. Four percent of 460 examinees cleared the language and abilities assessments held in Tokyo and Osaka in the final month.
The successful candidates are anticipated to begin operating in July, keeping with the Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries Ministry, which oversees the food provider enterprise. That area, which includes eating places and catering, is among 14 targeted in scope for overseas nationals operating underneath house popularity called Specified Skilled Worker No. 1, which offers a life of up to five years. The new visa reputation was and was introduced on April 1 to address the persistent labor scarcity arising from ita’s unexpectedly graying and shrinking populace, marking a major coverage shift from its historically strict immigration rules.
Over the following five years, the authorities expect approximately 345,000 non-Japanese to gather the brand new visa reputation to work in those 14 exertions-hungry sectors, including accommodation, nursing care, production, and farming.
The organization stated that of the 347 successful candidates, 203 were Vietnamese, 37 Chinese, and 30 Nepalese. The second spherical of assessments for food carrier workers is scheduled for the subsequent late month, with tests held in seven cities throughout the state and plans to accept up to 2,000 applicants.
The government expects 53,000 non-Japanese with the new house repute to work in the food service enterprise over the following five years. According to the ministry, around 140,000 non-Japanese are presently engaged in food service paintings.
Proficient people in the construction and shipbuilding fields can, in addition, expand their stay by securing a second, “No. 2” new visa popularity, which permits holders to bring a circle of relatives members into the U.S. and has no limit on the number of times the visa can be renewed.
1: You lack understanding of the PMP exam concepts
Perhaps the reason you failed the exam three times is simply that you didn’t understand the concepts in A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide)—Fifth Edition, or they did not sink in properly. While you may have studied everything several times, for some reason, you simply haven’t been able to make them make sense in a way that allows you to apply the concepts and pass the exam.
Action: Get yourself a “Study Buddy.” Find someone in your area, company, or PMI Chapter who is also studying and meet with them every week. Review the concepts together and, most importantly, explain to each other how you understand the concepts. You can also work together on practice questions and explain the reasons for your answers. Making a case for why you think your answer is the “best” answer will help you and your buddy learn and, more importantly, remember the concept. After all, the best way to learn something is to teach it, wouldn’t you agree?
2: You struggle with standardized exams
Many students know the material, have the experience, and have prepared well, but they “freeze up” during a standardized test. They find the pressure too intense and can’t perform with that amount of stress.
Action: Unfortunately, I’m not a psychologist, and frankly, I don’t have a silver bullet for helping you through this. Everyone deals with test anxiety differently. You could take many complete, 4-hour exams to prepare yourself using test conditions. Think about the exam as a chance to reward yourself for all your studying instead of something scary to be tackled. Visualization, working with a colleague, journaling, and building self-confidence may also help.
