Hiring in Japan: Filipino Caregivers | POEA Job Posting

The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) is calling for qualified applicants for Filipino caregivers in Japan.

Filipino Caregivers (Nurses + Careworkers)

The Japan International Corporation of Welfare Services (JICWELS) needs qualified male and female applicants for the following positions:

  • 43 Nurses (Kangoshi)
  • 300 Careworkers (Kaigofukushishi)

Qualifications for this POEA Job Posting

A. Nurses

  • Graduate of Bachelor of Science in Nursing with active PRC License;
  • Minimum of three (3) years hospital work experience; and
  • Must be motivated and committed to work and study as candidate for “Kangoshi” to obtain a National License in Japan.

B. Careworkers

  • Graduate of Bachelor of Science in Nursing (with or without PRC license); and
  • Graduate of four (4) year course BUT should submit TESDA National Certificate II in Caregiving (NC II)

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Documentary Requirements

  • Detailed resumé with one (1) piece 2×2 recent picture
  • Clear photocopies of:
    • Transcript of Records o College Diploma
    • Updated Certificate of Employment, if applicable
    • Japanese Language Training Certificate, if available
    • Valid TESDA NCII Certificate in Caregiving (if not BS Nursing Graduate)
    • Valid Passport
    • Valid NBI Clearance (multi-purpose)
    • PEOS Certificate
    • Printed copy of Worker’s Information Sheet/E-Registration

How to Apply?

  • Qualified Applicants should register online at the POEA Online Service Portal.
  • Submit the required documents at the Manpower Registry Division, Ground Floor, Blas F. Ople Bldg. (formerly POEA Bldg.), Ortigas Avenue corner EDSA, Mandaluyong City City (fastened in a folder and properly labeled with RSF No., Applicant’s Name, Position Applied For, Country of Destination, and E-Registration Number) during their respective schedule of appointment.

Deadline

The deadline for the online application is December 18, 2020.

Source: Embassy of Japan in the Philippines

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