Japan’s Ageing Population Offers Career Paths
More than 100 women undergraduates from affiliated colleges attended. Quiz winners received certificates and cash prizes.
Hyderabad:Japan’s ageing population could create career opportunities for Indian graduates in mental‑health support, care services, teaching and human resources, students at Osmania University (OU) were told on Monday. A Japanese delegation discussed qualifications and language skills needed to seek jobs there at a programme organised by OU’s Departments of Psychology and Education, titled Employment Pathways in Japan, with Career Consultz at the Centenary Conference Hall, Prof. G. Ram Reddy Centre for Distance Education.
Vice Chancellor Prof. Kumar Molugaram inaugurated the programme and spoke about access to international education and careers for students from different backgrounds. He referred to his vision of “Excellence with Equity, Innovation with Purpose, and Knowledge with Social Responsibility” and expressed confidence in OU students’ abilities abroad.
Rohith Meneni, founder and CEO of Career Consultz, explained possible career paths, the qualifications required and the importance of learning Japanese.
Among the Japanese delegation, Naoki Yamamoto of recruitment company Plus Pivot and Miwoo Han of language education provider Hana Global Edutech discussed studying and working in Japan. Other delegates included Yoshiro Kubota of Sahiboberute, Takamasa Iwata of Enjoy and Hayato Itou of DONE.
More than 100 women undergraduates from affiliated colleges attended. Quiz winners received certificates and cash prizes.