JAPANWORK.IDN

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Human Support and Language Training Center

Mount Fuji
Japanese pagoda

Welcome to our company

JAPANWORK IDN is a trusted sending organisation in Indonesia, serving as a bridge between Japanese companies and Indonesian talent.

We focus on manufacturing, caregiving, construction, food service and engineering — sending motivated, properly trained Indonesian workers to companies in Japan.

重点分野
5
在留資格プログラム
3
到達日本語レベル
N3

実績

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Our premium service

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  • 01Recruitment, training, and Japanese language education for Indonesian workers
  • 02Deployment support for Internship Programs (Technical Intern Training Program / 技能実習生), Specified Skilled Worker (SSW / 特定技能), and Engineering professionals
  • 03Candidate–company matching with Japanese employers, including interview and recruitment process support
  • 04Comprehensive support from pre-departure preparation through post-arrival employment in Japan

Vision & Mission

As a trusted sending organization, we provide Japanese language education and vocational skill training for Indonesian youth and graduates nationwide, enabling smooth employment opportunities for Japanese companies.

Through the development of high-quality Indonesian human resources, we aim to deepen mutual understanding between Indonesians and Japanese and become a sustainable bridge between the two countries.

Cherry blossoms in full bloom

Goals

To develop competitive and job-ready professionals who can achieve stable employment and long-term retention in Japan, particularly in key sectors such as caregiving, food service, and manufacturing.

  • Caregiving
  • Food service
  • Manufacturing
  • Construction
  • Engineering
Food service staff at work
Worker on a manufacturing line

Curriculum

  1. 1Beginner

    Basic grammar, roughly 100 kanji and 1,100 words — enough for simple conversation and reading or writing short, plain sentences.

  2. 2Elementary

    Core grammar and around 2,000 words — everyday conversation plus reading and writing of simple passages.

  3. 3Intermediate

    More advanced grammar, roughly 300 kanji and 4,000 words — conversation on general topics with solid reading and writing.

Program Schedules

Typical lead times per visa route. Timelines can shift depending on document completeness and immigration processing.

Specified Skilled Worker

Procedures are simpler than TITP, so entry to Japan comes sooner.

Engineer / Specialist in Humanities

The simplest of the three routes, and usually the smoothest to complete.

Technical Intern Training Program

More agencies are involved (LPK, sending organisation, OTIT, immigration), so screening can take longer than SSW.

Voices

  • Rizky Ramadhan
  • Dewi Lestari
  • 田中 健一(例)

Our Professional Team

  • Asep Nurdiat

    Asep Nurdiat

  • Bayu Wicaksono

    Bayu Wicaksono

  • Riva Burhanudin Fauzia

    Riva Burhanudin Fauzia

  • Agung Wahyudin

    Agung Wahyudin

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