The Employment for Skill Development program is a "system based on training," while the Specified Skilled Worker (i) program is a "system for working as an immediate contributor."
The objectives, required skills, and ability to change jobs differ significantly.
[Differences Between the Systems]
1. Employment for Skill Development
・A system for acquiring skills and knowledge in stages
・Starts at a basic level upon entry
・Generally requires employment with the same company
・Involves a Supervising and Support Organization
2. Specified Skilled Worker (i)
・A system for accepting workers who possess certain skills
・Passing a skills test and a Japanese language test is generally required
・Job changes within the same field are permitted
・Support from a Registered Support Organization is required
*Both systems are operated in accordance with the rules of the Immigration Services Agency of Japan.
What is the difference between the Employment for Skill Development and the Specified Skilled Worker (i) ?
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