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    Kaigo Shingaku Study & Work Program (Girls Only)

    The Kaigo (介護) Study Program is designed for students who wish to build a career in Japan’s elderly care and welfare sector. Japan has a growing demand for trained caregivers, and this pathway allows students to study the Japanese language while gaining the knowledge and skills required for caregiving work. Through recognized Japanese language schools and specialized training programs, students can develop language ability, cultural understanding, and professional skills necessary to work responsibly in the caregiving field. This program is suitable for students who are interested in long-term career opportunities while contributing to Japan’s healthcare and support services.

    Three Key Advantages of the Kaigo Study Pathway

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    Low Initial Investment

      Compared to many overseas study programs, the estimated total cost before entering Japan is approximately LKR 13–14 lakhs (depending on school and intake), making it a more accessible pathway.

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    Monthly Payment Structure in Japan

      After arrival, students may begin part-time work opportunities introduced by the language school (subject to legal working limits). This allows students to contribute toward their tuition and living expenses, promoting financial independence.

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    Scholarship-Based Vocational Education

      Vocational caregiving programs in Japan can normally cost a significant amount over two years. Under eligible scholarship-supported pathways, tuition costs may be substantially reduced or covered, depending on the institution and performance requirements.

    Kaigo (Caregiver) Study Pathway – Program Structure

    • Start with Japanese Language Education

      Your journey begins at a recognized Japanese language school. During this period, students develop Japanese language proficiency, cultural understanding, and communication skills necessary for professional caregiving work in Japan.

    • Flexible Tuition Payment System

      Students are not required to pay one full year of tuition in advance. After arriving in Japan and beginning part-time work opportunities introduced through the language school, tuition fees can be managed through a monthly payment system, offering greater financial flexibility.

    • Progress to Caregiving Vocational School (Senmon Gakko)

      After completing language studies, students may advance to a professional caregiving vocational school (Senmon Gakko). Upon graduation and successfully passing the national certification examination in Japan, students can obtain the Certified Care Worker qualification.

    • Scholarship Support Opportunities

      Depending on the school and program conditions, scholarship support may be available to reduce or fully cover vocational school tuition fees. This provides students with an opportunity to continue professional studies with reduced financial burden.

    • No Prior Experience Required

      No previous caregiving background is required. Students who have achieved Japanese language proficiency equivalent to JLPT or NAT N4 level can begin preparing for this structured career pathway.

    • Career Flexibility After Graduation

      After completing vocational studies and obtaining certification, graduates may apply to caregiving institutions in Japan based on available opportunities. This allows students to build their professional future with greater independence.

    • Long-Term Career Opportunity

      Qualified Certified Care Workers in Japan may have opportunities for long-term employment. In the future, eligible individuals may apply for long-term residency status in accordance with Japanese immigration regulations.

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