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<\/p>\nSUN (Head office: Minato-ku, Tokyo, President and CEO: Shumpei Nakasone) will participate in International Job Fair Tokyo 2023, a two-day job fair for foreign workers in Japan, starting on Friday, November 24.<\/p>\n
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\u25a0What we exhibit<\/strong> 2. Japanese language learning application “KURASHI STUDY” will be displayed<\/strong> 3. Japanese language learning service for foreign employees, \u201dHANASU PLUS\u201d, will be presented in public for the first time.<\/strong>
\n1. Recruitment of Mid-career and New Graduates<\/strong>
\nSUN, which has a development base in Bangladesh, is growing its overseas business while expanding its sales channels to Germany in 2023 and to the United States in 2024. SUN’s clients are no longer limited to Japanese companies; it is having business meetings with companies in Europe, the U.S., and Bangladesh as well, and needs to hire global human resources to grow its business. Therefore, at this job fair, SUN is seeking to fill positions for programmers, system engineers, infrastructure engineers, cloud engineers, project managers, project leaders, and testers.<\/p>\n
\nhttps:\/\/kurashi-study.net<\/a>
\nSUN will display “KURASHI STUDY,” a Japanese language learning application that is available in 19 countries around the world. With “KURASHI STUDY,” users learn Japanese grammar, expressions, vocabulary, pronunciation, and other aspects of the Japanese language through conversations based on “Japanese daily life. It features not only language training, but also the opportunity to learn about necessary manners and administrative rules of daily life. It also meets the coverage and format of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) N5 to N2 levels.<\/p>\n
\nSUN, which promotes the digitalization of Japanese-language education in Japan, will present “KURASHI STUDY HANASU PLUS,” a Japanese-language learning service for foreign employees launched in 2023, to the public for the first time. This is a conversation-specific Japanese language study service that includes “Hanasu (speaking)” in addition to basic Japanese language study, and the curriculum is designed to make it easy and fun to continue learning through the use of digital learning materials. At the SUN booth at the exhibition, demonstrations of the online learning materials will be displayed, and the Japanese language teachers who planned the curriculum and online lessons will introduce the service.<\/p>\n