The 350,000 CAREGIVER SALARY In Japan | NikkoVenture

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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024

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  • @birdgg9338
    @birdgg9338 4 месяца назад +8

    video starts at 4:30, hopefully i helped someone else

  • @goldeneagle47
    @goldeneagle47 6 месяцев назад +1

    Brutally Honest lang talaga si Sir Nikko.. Mas gusto ko mga ganitong vlogger kaysa sa puro tawanan lang. Thanks din Sir Nikko sa mga tips niyo. Fortunately nakapag apply na po ako sa isang training center na may Tesda Scholarship for Caregiving, and then once na makuha ko na yung NCII ko, mag apply naman ako sa POEA JPEPA for next year.
    おつかれさまでした sir Nikko! Keep on keeping on!

    • @NikkoVenture
      @NikkoVenture  6 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you po for commenting. So nice na starting ka na sa process. Good luck and God bless po sa endeavour niyo. 😁👍 Galingan niyo po.

  • @denkydoo6456
    @denkydoo6456 6 месяцев назад +1

    Hello sir nikko! Thank you for this informative video. For me, this is not to discourage but rather to inform and heads-up aspirants on the reality that they will be facing in japan.
    I myself is one of those aspirants, luckily the agency clearly explained about the salary and deductions. Though I hesitated, when I learned about that, still I want to give it a try.😅
    I have watched your video regarding TITP abolishment, is there any update on the new program that will be replacing TITP? Our batch will be flying to Japan in September still under TITP, electronics industry.

    • @NikkoVenture
      @NikkoVenture  6 месяцев назад

      Thanks for sharing! And thank you for appreciating the video! 😁 As of now, there are not yet any major updates about the new program. Rest assured, I will make one once any huge updates come out. 😁👍

    • @denkydoo6456
      @denkydoo6456 6 месяцев назад

      @@NikkoVenture thank you sir nikko!😀

    • @MaryJoyHeath
      @MaryJoyHeath 4 месяца назад

      ​@@denkydoo6456 pa share po ng agency niyo. Salamat in advance.

  • @glaisahaborka1181
    @glaisahaborka1181 4 месяца назад

    Salamat sa videos
    Malaking tulog para d magexpect ng malaking sahod

  • @welkingunther6930
    @welkingunther6930 5 месяцев назад +2

    What qualifications aside from Japanese do I need to do caregiving?

    • @NikkoVenture
      @NikkoVenture  5 месяцев назад +2

      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! 😁

  • @Ot7....
    @Ot7.... 2 месяца назад +2

    sir which job is better caregiver or plastic molding?? please tell me because i got selected for both

    • @NikkoVenture
      @NikkoVenture  2 месяца назад +1

      Wow! That's awesome! Congratulations! For me, though, the best job would be the one that matches your skills and interests. 😁👍

    • @Ot7....
      @Ot7.... 2 месяца назад

      @@NikkoVenture Thank uhh sm 😄

  • @TheExploradoras08
    @TheExploradoras08 5 месяцев назад

    Yung nega ang comment baka isa yun sa kababayan nating “JAPANIS” nikkoventure😁

  • @Happyweeee
    @Happyweeee 7 месяцев назад +3

    Look listen and listen 🤣🤣🤣

  • @Igorota-ig9bb
    @Igorota-ig9bb 6 месяцев назад +1

    Reality talk po sir..
    As a caregiver here in Japan this is all true..😢 totoo po lahat ung cnabi ni sir.. nag aral po ako ng caregiver dto sa japan at may license din po ako ng caregiver dto sa japan pero for 6 years as a caregiver d pa po ako naka tangap ng ¥350,000 yen na sahod monthly 😅 ung deductions sa sahod ko monthly malaki talaga..😢

    • @NikkoVenture
      @NikkoVenture  6 месяцев назад

      Thank you so much for validating and sharing this here. 😊

  • @arinace5858
    @arinace5858 7 месяцев назад +2

    Can you do a "very detailed" video about all deductions from a monthly salary of 350 000 yen? (How much money will I recieved at the end after all deductions?) Thank you in advance

    • @NikkoVenture
      @NikkoVenture  7 месяцев назад +1

      Hi! I already have a video where I talked about the deductions and such. Kindly check it out here --> ruclips.net/video/rVGQvveuQVY/видео.htmlsi=tuzV8ZWarY2xmTZd
      If you need a more detailed one, I'll try to make one for you. 😁

  • @maryrosecabiling571
    @maryrosecabiling571 7 месяцев назад +1

    Tinuod jud ni😂 expect pa mi among sweldo 20 ka lapad kapin ang ending di jud kaabot og 20 hahaizt...na scam jud mis ssw pero anyways thankful gihapon kay naay work pero reality jud ni wlay 35 ka lapad bisag nurse paka diri😅

    • @NikkoVenture
      @NikkoVenture  7 месяцев назад +1

      Uy! Kamusta?! 😁 Salamat kaayo sa pag tan-aw ug sa pag comment. 😁👍

    • @maryrosecabiling571
      @maryrosecabiling571 7 месяцев назад

      @@NikkoVenture always man ko mg tan aw sa imong video hehehe.. proud bisaya here🤣maka proud imong ka atama ii gud.. pwdi palang huwam bisag kadali lang ba.. bisag sa exam ra nga time gud..

  • @enujaries4188
    @enujaries4188 4 месяца назад

    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 😅😂

    • @NikkoVenture
      @NikkoVenture  4 месяца назад

      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!

  • @jomarieramos2303
    @jomarieramos2303 7 месяцев назад

    Pero ang laki dn ng 350 after all taxes at insurance deducted. Ako nag rarange lang ng 250 ung gross ko e

  • @furoshieki
    @furoshieki 7 месяцев назад

    i don't think you're discouraging, dun lang tayo sa totoo. naScam din ako dito sa Japan, chaaar. pero I want to give Japan a chance hahaha

    • @NikkoVenture
      @NikkoVenture  6 месяцев назад

      Yes, let's give it a chance. Thank you for commenting! 😁

  • @hazelmaata839
    @hazelmaata839 7 месяцев назад +1

    Very well said. I am an ex TITP and everything you said is f*ck*ng true😂

  • @annbatuts
    @annbatuts 7 месяцев назад

    Havey sa 🧑‍🍳O hahahah unlock mo din to senpai 🫨=🍞🥩