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30 Caregivers To Leave For Japan Through JPEPA

Oct 9, 2009

 

About 30 more Filipino caregivers are set to leave for Japan under the Japan-Philippines economic Partnership Agreement (JPEPA), the Japanese Embassy in the Philippines reported.

 

The 30 caregivers are among the second batch of Filipinos who undergo intensive language and skills training before the get deployed in hospitals and health institutions in Japan.

 

“The health workers will initially undergo an onsite language and culture training for six months in five designated language institutions in Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, and Hiroshima before they can start acquiring the necessary knowledge and skills from hospitals or health care facilities in Japan,” according to the statement of Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA)

 

Just last May, 270 Filipino nurses and caregivers were hired through JPEPA under the framework on the Movement of Natural Persons.

 

On the other hand, POEA said that Filipino nurses will be allowed to take the Kangoshi (Nursing) Licensure Examination in February 2010.

 

However, candidate caregivers would still need at least three years of work experience in Japan before they can take the Kaigo-fukushishi (Caregiver) National Certification Examination which will be their passes to continue working in Japan.

Health workers are provided with an allowance during their training. But in case they fail to meet the Japanese standards, they will be sent home immediately.

 

The JPEPA agreement was signed by the Philippines and Japan in September 2009. Under the agreement, the Japanese market will have greater access to Philippine produce while Japanese exporters will be able to supply certain electronic products to the Philippines at low or zero tariff. Japan, for its part, will then accept Filipino nurses and health care workers.



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Reader Comments
 IM MARIO PATULOT IM GRADUATED IN RESPIRATORY THERAPIST IM WORK IN HOSPITAL IN 7YRS IN RSPIRATORY THERAPIST..IN TRAINING AS A CAREGIVER I HAVE CERTIFICATE ALREADY..IM WANT TO APPLY AS A CAREVER IN JAPAN..CAN YOU HELP ME?THIS IS MY NUMBER...O98183672433....THIS IS MY SAUDI#966561182476..ACTUALLY IM PRESENTLY EMPLOYED BUT I HAVE OPPURTUNITY TO GO JAPAN IM WILLING TO RESIGN....TNX - MARIO PATULOT

 hi,im marissa 47 yrs old,just asking po kung may chance ako mag apply as caregiver sa japan,kagagaling ko lang ng israel 8yrs akong nag work dun as caregiver,last dec lang ako dumating dito.
sana ho matulungan nyo ako.thank you!
maris - Marissa Arenas

 hello po,,my name is Teresa ng Rizal,,ask ko lng po i have worked expirienced as a caregiver sa taiwan for two yrs. High skul grad.and have vocational courses as a caregiver and computer literacy.. pwd po b ako mabigyan ng pagkakataon makapag work sa japan as caregiver?? Eto po ung cp no.ko 09174573903 umaasa po ako sa mabilis ninyong pag sagot. - Rizalex

 Hello!Im Janice Diaz from Philippines.I have been undergo a 3yrs training program of TESDA-JITCO in Ibaraki,Japan as EMAA.And i already passed a 3rd level in Japanese Language Proficiency test held in Japan.Now I am interested to go back and work again in Japan so that Im taking now a caregiver course.May i ask your requirements for the application.Thank you! - Janice Diaz

 I'm Marylou Q. Ugdamina a registered midwife and also a caregiver, now i'm presently connected in MANDAUE DISTRICT HOSPITAL for 2 years as a staff midwife,and now i want to take this opportunity to apply as a caregiver in JAPAN.how can i apply there? - Marylou Q. Ugdamina

 ang alam ko sa POEA dapat mag apply bring alll your documents, I pity those who ask question... God bless and hope you find your dreams - Madel

 i am a nurse and a midwife and i really want this kind of offer, but i need more details. can you pls text me as soon as possible 09053104870 please if you may. thank you and god blesss us. - Daune

 Good day! Im Ofelia L. Morete from Philippines.I already attended a 3 years training of TESDA-JITCO Training Program in IBARAKI-KEN,JAPAN. And I already passed third level in JAPANESE PROFICIENCY EXAM. at present. Im taking caregiver to work again in Japan. May I ask your requirements for the application? Thank you very much! - Ofelia L. Morete

 do you have email address?? how application is going? when and where? any contact details? - LORIDEE LALUCIN

 do you have email address?? how application is going? when and where? - Lourdes Lalucin

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