Announcement of recruitment for students in the "Care Services Course"

We are recruiting students for our "Care Services Course" for those interested in working in elderly care or those who want to try a new career.

The Care Services course is a public vocational training program that teaches caregiving knowledge and skills from the basics, aiming for employment in the caregiving field.

The training covers fundamental knowledge of caregiving, how to interact with clients, and techniques for physical care and daily living support. The goal is to obtain two qualifications: "Care Worker Initial Training" and "Home Care Worker Initial Training."

This curriculum is designed for those who are new to caregiving or have no prior experience, allowing them to learn from the basics. Many senior citizens also participate in this course, making it a training program that allows anyone, regardless of age or experience, to take a new step in their career.

In fact, some of our past trainees have completed the training in their 50s and 60s and have found employment in nursing care facilities and other similar places.

Our training program includes not only learning to obtain qualifications, but also visits to welfare facilities, practical training in nursing care, preparation of application documents for jobs, and interview practice to support your re-employment.

"I'm anxious because this is my first time working in elderly care." "I'm worried about whether I'll be able to find another job at my age."

If you feel that way, why not take the first step?

We welcome applications from people who enjoy interacting with others, want to do work that helps people, and want to work in a new field.