- Certified Caregiver in Japan 介護福祉士
- Foreign Student 外国人留学生
- Registered Nurse in the Philippines
Hi, I’m Nikko! I’m from the Philippines but currently, living in Japan. I’ve just started making videos to document my experiences as a certified caregiver and share them with you.
My channel aims to help those who aspire to be a caregiver in Japan and pass the national caregiver certification exam. Along the way, I'll share snippets of my personal life and what it's like living and working in this country.
I can’t wait to see where this journey will take us. Don’t forget to subscribe, so we can connect and you don't miss out on any of my videos!
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video starts at 4:30, hopefully i helped someone else
yung cousin ko po , naiingit mga kasama nya kasi kumuha siya ng bahay sa japan at di nag sasabi (5 yrs palang siya sa japan) grabe mga kasamahan niya sinisiraan siya sa iba.
what if po kulang ung 5 years ko meron po akong na miss na 5 days bat ganun wala po ako masyahong knowledge sa ganyan
sa loob ng 5 years po kulang ako ng 5 days ano po pwedeng gawin? nakaka stress hindi po nila ako binibigyan gn chance
Very informative. ありがとうございます❤
こちらこそ、ありがとうございます。😊
During exam kanji po ba talga lahat?
Naka ひらがな、カタカナ at 漢字 po ang exam. Kung meron man English words, napaka konti lang. Thank you for commenting! 😊
Ang galing mo naman sir
'Di naman po. Salamat po. 😁
Very informative, for you how long do we need to study is 1 yr or 6 months okay? Thank you
Thank you!😁It depends on how you efficiently absorb and retain a lot of new information in Japanese. 😁
Anu pong requirements para mka pag take ng kaigo fukushishi? Asawa po ako ng hapon 😊
Hello po. Kindly refer to this Japanese site for the requirements depending on your residence status here in Japan ==> www.sssc.or.jp/kaigo/shikaku/route.html Thank you for commenting! 😁
@@NikkoVenture salamat po 🙇
I just recently interviewed under JPEPA for teh sake of my attendance and to show my respect… however, since then, I have no interest to apply in Japan as Careworker or any employment not because I don’t like Japan but because the Language barrier… wala akong tyaga sa pag aaral ng Nihongo na yan na pagka tagal2x. Bullshit ng Japan na yan!
hello sir ほんとに 分かる安い あなた 優しい いみ を おしやっている 私 も ながい 介護 を仕事 している でも ぜんぜん 介護福祉士 を とろ 思う なかって … しきん くわかった と かんがい を 思うだった… でも あなた の ばん 見いたら なんか がんばる ！！😅 気持ち が でました… これ から この 介護 福祉士 を テスト やって見る かな と…😅😅 お疲れ様でした✨又 あなた の ばん を みいる こと します…ありかがとう ございます～…
コメして頂き、有り難うございます。長時間介護してたら、受験してみた方がいいと思います。😊👍
Hello Nikko. I am a Brazilian aiming to become a caregiver in Japan. I will move in 2026 to study in a medical school in Japan. I heard that after 2026 those who graduated from a medical school in japan will need to take the test too... So if i fail in the test i will have to back to my home country? even though i will be a graduated from a japanese medical school??? What will happen with those who studied care giving in Japan? I am really worried...
Hi! Though it's true that on 2026 onwards ALL graduates of caregiving colleges here in Japan will be required to pass the 介護福祉士国家試験 to become a 介護福祉士, there are no limits on how many times you take the exam. Even if you failed on your first try, as long as you still have a valid visa to legally stay here in Japan for another year, you are not required to go back home. As long as you have a valid visa, you can retake the exam as many times as you want until you pass it. Now, if you don't have a valid visa and you failed the exam, that's the time you should go back home. Continue to study there and once you're confident enough, re-apply for the exam online and apply for a 短期Visa - a type of visa that will allow you to stay in Japan for around a month, I think. With a 短期 Visa, you can come here to Japan for the sole purpose of retaking the exam. You can do this indefinitely, I believe, as long as you graduated from a caregiving college here in Japan. 頑張ってください。😁👍
@@NikkoVenture Thank You. But after i finish my medical school i will be allow to work only if i pass the Kaigo Exam, right?? I cant exercise the kaigo profession without pass the test even though i studied in a Japanese medical school, correct? I am asking this because i will go with a student visa. So, if after the medical school i dont pass the exam, idk if i will be able to get another kind of visa to stay in japan and try it again. I am afraid of have to back to my home country.
@@NikkoVenture@@NikkoVenture Thank very much Nikko So, after graduating i will receive a visa to work in Japan, but my salary will be lower because i have no certification right? I read something about kaigo visa. I will receive this visa independent if i pass the exam or not? What kind of visa someone that doesnt have a certification can get to keep working as a caregiver after finish the medical college in Japan?
Done subscribed sir
Thank you so much! Appreciate it a lot! 😁👍
Sir pwede pahingi ng reviewer sa kaigo fukushishi?
Hi! Unfortunately, I no longer have a reviewer with me. But you can check this one out ==> kzread.info/dash/bejne/h5V61KuMnM2TgrA.htmlsi=NHpNu9w-xsulb93X for a much cheaper way to review/prepare for the exam. Thank you for commenting! 😁
Salamat sa videos Malaking tulog para d magexpect ng malaking sahod
Salamat po. 😁
I hmelchhe reuh
I don't know why you would like to even get a job in Japan because they discriminate. They are very into their culture and don't want to mix other cultures in their culture, in all aspects. If you more qualify for a job, they would not pick you but a Japanese
Some people’s options in life are limited - very limited. Sometimes it’s either Japan where you earn a bit more but will be discriminated OR stay in your home country, not be discriminated against but live in severe poverty. 😅 Sometimes people don’t make the decision to work abroad and be discriminated. Sometimes it’s their circumstance that decides it for them. 😊
thank you. 分かりやすい説明でした。
You're welcome! 😁 Thank you for commenting!
Hello sir. Legit ba talaga na sahod ng TITP eh prehas lng ng SSW? Nkaka stress yung Prometric tapos halos prehas lng pla. Sana pla nag titp nlng ako 😅 offer kac nla sa titp is 48k peso tpos sa ssw parang ganun lng din kac 15 ka lapad 😅😂
Hi, Ma'am. On principle, SSW will have a more competitive salary rate compared to trainees. But there are a lot of factors to consider as well. These factors will affect your salary rate. Such factors may include but are not limited to the trainee/worker’s technical and language skills. Of course, even if you are SSW and your friend is TITP, if your friend excels in technical skills and 日本語 than you, expect to have a lower rate than your friend. Even if you transition from TITP to SSW, but your technical and language skills remain the same, expect that your salary may also remain the same. Even if you’re now SSW. Company rates - some companies offer a higher salary rate regardless if you’re TITP or SSW. Some trainees are lucky enough to work in a company that has a better salary offer compared to others. So, even if you’re a TITP, but your company offers a huge rate, you’ll have a better salary than an SSW who works in a cheap company. The bottom line is that becoming an SSW will not guarantee an immediate salary increase. As a worker, you also have to show that you are deserving for a better salary rate as an SSW. Kindly remember that becoming an SSW is a privilege NOT a right. And becoming an SSW will not immediately give you a better rate. Even if you’re an SSW but your specific industrial skills are still comparable to a TITP trainee, please expect a trainee salary. 😊 There are still a lot of factors to consider, though. Just remember, becoming an SSW will give you a huge chance to receive company bonuses and other benefits that a trainee may not receive. SSW will also allow you to work and live here in Japan with your family FOREVER. A trainee can NEVER do that. Lastly, TITP will be abolished anytime soon. TITP will no longer exist in the near future. 😁 Thank you for commenting!
Sir the new training program in Japan will already pass by the congress and it will be implement by 2027, when will you make another vedios with regards to the new program Sir ill be waiting your new Vlog regarding on this Sir. Godbless
Been doing it now. Sorry for the delay. 😊
is this nichii sir
ako ssw 1 automotive mechanic pero nakita ko exam mahirap. kung di nila baguhin o alisin yan mauubusan sila ng foreign workers. baka mag canada o australia nalang ako wala pang kanji.
Hi sir, are there any requirements before taking the kaigofukushishi exam?
Hello! The requirements and qualifications for the exam will depend on your residence status here in Japan. TITP caregivers will have a slightly different qualifications compared to SSW and EPA caregivers. Thank you for commenting! 😁
New followers here, I just watched your video and you have a lot of information. Arigatou Gozaimasu. - EPA Batch 17 :)
Welcome aboard! Thank you! 😁
Hello po, ano agency po pwede mag apply without experience? Graduate nako ng caregiving course and nc2 holder with ojt experience pwede kaya mag apply kahita wala pa experience?🙂 TIA
Hi! I'm not connected to any agency. I do suggest to visit the DMW website for a list of legit agencies. Qualifications will also depend on the agency. Thank you for commenting! 😁
Thank you sensei❤
You're welcome 😊
SSWビザが持っている方はこの介護福祉士の試験を受けると思ったら、介護士として3年以上働いて実務者研修をとったらOKですか? JLPT レベルの必要がありませんか?
お疲れ様です。受験の場合、少なくともJLPTN3が望ましいですが、SSW号1の場合は、JLPTN4でも受験可と思います。つまり、実務経験(就労期間)3年以上、実務者研修、JLPTN4以上です。詳しくはこちらwww.sssc.or.jp/kaigo/shikaku/k_08.html をご覧ください。 ありがとうございます。宜しくお願いします。🙇🏻
Ask ko lang po if you pass the exam, is alien card the only proof (except for the goukakushomeisho) that you have kaigo visa as a foreigner? I was wondering if there is a need of kaigo visa stamp on the passport or something? Thank you!
Your residence card is proof enough. It already shows what sort of residence status you have here in Japan. A "kaigo visa stamp", as far as I know, doesn't exist and is not needed to leave (temporarily)/re-enter Japan. Thank you for commenting! 😊
@@NikkoVenture additional question po. Nung naging registered Caregiver na po kayo sa Japan, what are the documents needed when you want to go home for just vacation? Medyo nalilito na po ako sa mga required papers na need iprepare at need ipakita sa immigration, natatakot po ako di ako makabalik sa Japan on time since limited lang po ang restday ko paguwi ng Pilipinas.
Hello po meron po ba kayong alam na nagtuturo ng kaigofukushishi online?
Hi! Sorry po. As of now, I don't know anyone who teaches the exam online. Thank you for commenting, though. 😊
Hi sir. I have been a subscriber since last year. Very informative content as always, kudos po 🎉 I plan to go back in JPN and looking for a Rihabiri facility na lang, kasi 4-5 years ako sa tokuyou. Baka po may ma-refer kayo. Ex JPEPA po and I passed the kaigo exam, but needed to go back in Phil asap kaya di ko na na-register.. yoroshiku po. 🙇🏻♀️
Hello! Thank you for subscribing and commenting! 😊 Sadly, wala po akong ma-recommend na that kind of facility.
Question lang po If ever naubos na ang 5yrs as ssw at di naka pasa sa exam, pwede po ba mag student visa?
Hi! Pwede po. There's a way - a very long and complicated way. To know more, check this one out --> kzread.info/dash/bejne/n3xk0Jiyn5O3pJM.htmlsi=h9PqWqasnXdC0cNG Thank you for commenting. 😁
Hi Sir need po ba na magstudy ng caregiver NC2 dito sa pinas bago makapag apply for japan?
Hello! As far as I know, if you're not a graduate of nursing course or any medical-related courses, and you want to work as a caregiver here in Japan, you need to have an NCII Certificate from TESDA. 😊 Thank you for commenting!
Hey I'm a filipino American U.S born I'm just wondering if they'll help english speakers learn Japanese under the new program
Hi! Basic Japanese language training will always be included in any program that caters to foreign worker applicants (English speakers or otherwise). But I do suggest to self study 日本語 before applying for the program. Thank you for commenting! 😁
Good morning po, what if mag one year kapa tas napasa mo yung exam pero nakapagdecide ka na hindi uuwi nlng ay hindi na magpapatuloy. Pwede po ba yun?
Hi! What exam are we talking about here? If you decide to back out, kindly consult with your company about it. 😊
TITP can be change into Engineer visa ?
Hi! I don't think so. 🤔 Thank you for commenting! 😁
Sipsip ,magnanakaw ,manggu-gulang, sinungaling , manggagamit, mapanlamang at Marami pang Toxic at Kurakot na bagay.
Filipinos truly are the Mexicans of Japan lol
Really? I don't know any Mexicans. So, this comparison eludes me. Very interesting line of thought, though. 😊
If we should not trust filipinos here, should we even be trusting you?
Perhaps. Perhaps not. We may not know until a rapport is established over a good cup of cappuccino. 😊
@@NikkoVenture I think I only have one real friend in Tokyo. She is from the Philippines and has been living here for 10 years. She is probably the only one person I met here that I can call humane. She is quite cheerful and caring overall.
It's always your own
troolaloo. 🦀
Salamat, Gats'! 😁
My experience here in the US, a lot of Filipinos always look down on other Filipinos, each time they notice something a Filipino is doing something "wrong", they will always call it "Filipino Mentality"... they see a Filipino being lazy, Filipino mentality, forgot something? Filipino mentality, got into an argument with them? It's because they have a Filipino Mentality. The list goes on and it is so annoying.
Yeah. I feel you. 😅
What qualifications aside from Japanese do I need to do caregiving?
Please do consult with your country's Japanese embassy or your country's local foreign recruitment agencies. Each country will have a different set of requirements and qualifications. Thank you for commenting! 😁
Nice vid. Kaya nga for me, I prefer to work in a place where there are no Filipinos around because of that crab mentality.
If given a chance, I would also make the same choice. 😁
I think not only Filipino but everyone.
Yes. Regardless of nationality. 😁👍