What is an educational institution (sending organization)?

An educational institution (sending organization) is an institution where foreign workers learn Japanese, specialized knowledge, and the rules of life in Japan before working in Japan.

This primarily includes schools, training centers, and sending organizations located in the foreign worker’s home country.

[Curriculum]
While it varies by institution, students generally learn the following:
・Japanese language (conversation, reading, and writing)
・Rules and culture of daily life in Japan
・Business etiquette
・Basic knowledge specific to their job category
・Preparation for working in Japan
*The curriculum and duration vary depending on the educational institution and program.

[Applicable Programs]
Pre-departure training is primarily conducted under the following programs:
・Technical Intern Training Program (Employment for Skill Development)
・Specified Skilled Worker Program
Under these programs, pre-departure training—such as Japanese language instruction and guidance on daily life—may be provided by sending organizations or educational institutions.
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