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Under the "Technical Intern Training Program"(hereinafter referred
to as "TITP") instituted by the Government of Japan, IMM Japan
has accepted many foreign trainees selected and sent to Japan by the Government
of the Republic of Indonesia since 1993, of the Kingdom of Thailand since
2000 and of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam since 2006.
The trainees of IMM Japan who are selected and trained for four months
by the Indonesian, Thai, Vietnam Government have a high reputation as being
well-disciplined, enthusiastic, and energetic youths. Accepting companies
are always highly pleased with the trainees.
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Types of occupations covered by IMM Japan
(extra occupations may be added hereto) |
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Machinery and metal
Casting, forging, machining, metal pressing, iron working, sheet metal
working at plants, plating, finishing, machine inspection, die casting,
machine maintenance, electronic machinery and apparatus assembling, electric
machinery and apparatus assembling, painting, aluminum anodizing, printed
control panel manufacturing |
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Construction
Freezing and air conditioning apparatus installing,
fixture making, masonry, carpentry, clay tile roofing,
tiling, sheet metal working for construction, plumbing,
form panel setting, reinforcing bar construction,
concrete pressure feeding, water proofing, interior
finishing, heat insulating, sash setting, well-point
construction, painting, scaffolding, plastering,
well drilling, paper hanging, application of construction
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Textile
Dyeing, knit goods making, ladies' and children's dress making, men's suit
making, canvas product making, sewing (cloth), spinning operation, weaving
operation, bed clothes manufacturing |
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Others
Furniture making, printing, book binding, plastic
molding, reinforced plastic molding , industrial
packaging, welding, can seaming for canned foods
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Period of stay |
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One year's Training Program, two years' TITP: total three years
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Number of trainees able to be accepted(per company) |
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(acceptance at private company is also possible)
| Number of full-time employees |
≦50 | 51 - 100 |
101 - 200 |
201 - 300 |
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| Number of trainees able to be accepted |
Up to 3 |
Up to 6 |
Up to 10 |
Up to 15 |
within 5% of total number of employees |
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At companies with two or less employees,
it is not possible to accept a greater number
of trainees than that of company employees.
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Other conditions |
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