Human Resources Development Service

Training courses are designed to meet local employment needs. A standard six-month vocational training that focuses on practical training is offered, through which job seekers can acquire the skills, technical expertise, and relevant knowledge needed to find new work quickly. * Course not offered at Osaka Polytechnic Center

Vocational Training for Quick Reemployment of Unemployed Workers

We train “people who underpin the advanced Monozukuri (manufacturing)” to serve as the foundation of Japan’s industry.

Fostering Human Resources to Support the Industrial Base

In the Human Resources Productivity Support Center at the Polytechnic Centers, we support employers and employers’ organizations for their human resources productivity development training. We provide 1)counseling for skills development, 2) training for employed people(skills development seminar), 3) training to support productivity,and 4) dispatching of vocational training instructors(Techno Instructors), along with lending of facilities/equipment. Please contact the nearest Human Resources Productivity Support Center for consultation.

Counseling on Skills Development for Employees and Vocational Training for Employed People

Nurturing and Training of Vocational Training Instructors for Improving Their Skills

The Support System for Job Seekers aims to promote the employment of job seekers with specific requirements* and contribute to their stable employment and livelihood by providing them with vocational training, subsidies to facilitate participation in the vocational training, and other forms of support measures for finding work. Under this system, JEED conducts the following activities.
* Job seekers who are not eligible to receive unemployment benefits, etc. provided by employment insurance and are recognized by the director of a Hello Work office as requiring vocational training or other forms of support in finding work.

Support for Implementation of Vocational Training under the Support System for Job Seekers