Top 8 dream jobs in Japan

(Source: Video Hive)

1. Information technology (many of the most open opportunities in the job market).
Many Japanese companies quickly surpassed Indian companies in information technology. These companies have hired at least a few foreign employees living in Japan. And this number continues to rise. The average salary of IT staff in Japan can go up to 520,000 yen (about 100 million VND).

2. Engineer
Japan needs engineers with good background knowledge to handle high-pressure technical work required also creativity and effective teamwork. Many Japanese companies (in electronics, automation, agriculture, industry ...) are ready to hire foreign employees. Foreign engineers working in Japan can earn from 220,000 - 250,000 yen per month (about 40 million or more).

3. Banking and investment
The field of financial and banking investment tends to recruit more foreign employees. This is also a good choice because the starting salary of a bank employee is about 120,000 yen (approximately 23 million VND).
Investment banks not only hire bank staff but also recruit IT technicians. Salaries of IT staff at investment banks are also quite high compared to other places.

4. Teaching English
Being an English teacher is considered a good option if you have this skill. After-school English tutoring also helps you harvest a small amount of savings every month. Currently, schools have stricter rules for English teachers, usually pay per lecture instead of monthly. Teaching English is permitted in 47 prefectures in Japan.

5. Officers
If you have a visa and Japanese proficiency, office work is not difficult to find. Many people after a period of teaching English in Japan have applied to become office workers.

6. Service industry
The specific service area requires a lot of communication, requiring candidates to be proficient in Keigo (Polite expression). In addition, if you know more English will also be a plus point in the eyes of employers. There are many foreigners working in restaurants and hotels in Japan. Especially those who provide services in Japan for customers who are mostly foreigners.

7. Sales staff
There are many companies in Japan that buy and sell B2B with foreign companies. Therefore, they need foreign employees who are living in Japan and are fluent in Japanese to help them trade with these companies. All you need is Japanese language proficiency and business acumen.

8. Market research experts
Japan ranks among the top three countries with highest spending on Research and Development (R&D), with an average expenditure of about US $ 144 billion annually. Japanese companies are always ready to hire top researchers in their fields. For example, robotics industry is always in the top need of experts and researchers. With great support from the government, this is a high-paying and favored job in Japan.