Job posting
In Japanese: 求人票 (kyujinhyo)
Definition
A job posting (kyujinhyo) is an employer’s notice of an opening, showing the work, requirements, location and pay.
In more detail
For high-school leavers, employers file openings with Hello Work, and postings it has checked reach schools. MHLW publishes guidance on how to read the high-school job posting form.
For high-school students graduating in March 2027, employers may approach and visit schools from 1 July, schools may send applications from 5 September (30 August in Okinawa), and selection and offers start on 16 September.
Schools pass postings to students and advise them on applying.
In Classio
In Classio, postings entered on Career support’s job postings tab are published to students once approved.
See also
Related terms
- Job offer
A job offer (naitei) is an employer’s commitment to hire a student or other applicant, formally a “hiring offer”.
- Career guidance
Career guidance (shinro shido) is the school’s organised, ongoing guidance and support so students can think about their lives and choose their path for themselves.