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Chinese graduates increasingly seek jobs in Japan

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Chinese university graduates are increasingly seeking employment opportunities in Japan, drawn by factors such as higher pay and perceived better working conditions compared to their home country. Many pursue language studies upon arrival to meet employer expectations for fluency before transitioning to full-time work visas. This trend highlights a shift in international job-seeking preferences among Chinese graduates. AI

RANK_REASON Article discusses a trend in the job market for Chinese graduates seeking employment in Japan, framed as an analysis rather than a direct event.

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Chinese graduates increasingly seek jobs in Japan

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Mandy Zuo ·

    Why Japan’s job market is attracting more Chinese university graduates

    After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in China, Jessica Zhang chose to look for work in Japan. She is now studying Japanese at a language school in Kyoto on a student visa while working as a supermarket cashier. She plans to improve her Japanese to an upper-intermediate level…

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