60,000 Caregivers Kailangan sa Japan na may P95,000+ Sahod Kada Buwan



Due to the increasing number of the elderly population in Japan, the Japanese government and other Japanese companies is expected to hire approximately 60,000 Filipino caregivers according to the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration  (POEA) in the coming years.


Experience is not needed and no employment and placement fee will be collected.

However, applicants must be a holder of National Certificate II given by TESDA.

The applicant must also know how to speak Japanese.

Interested applicants can either enroll in a language class to learn the Japanese language or study on their own.

Nursing graduate, licensed or not can also apply.

Companies offer approximately ¥200,000 or PHP95,776 salary per month.

A pre-recruitment briefing will be conducted by PJEPA/Japan International Corporation of Welfare Services for the applicants. Listed below is the schedule and location of the briefing:

June 20, 2019 – POEA, Cebu City
June 20, 2019 – POEA, Davao City
June 21, 2019 – POEA, Cebu City
June 21, 2019 – POEA, Davao City
June 22-23,2019 – POEA, Mandaluyong City

POEA administrator Bernard Olalia said that applicants must apply only to legitimate recruitment agencies accredited by POEA.

Applicants may visit the official website of POEA for the list of companies with caregiver vacancies in Japan.

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