Career Support Center Information
Information about Rissho University Career Support Center.
3 features
Three features of Career Support Center that help students acquire the skills to thrive as members of society
- Career education starts from April at the time of enrollment
We develop the ``ability to step forward,'' ``the ability to think things through,'' and ``the ability to work in a team,'' which are required as basic skills for working adults. - "Career Development Basic Course"
Conducted at each stage from 1st to 3rd year. We will work on self-discovery, self-improvement, and personal brand creation, and develop the basic skills for working adults. - Assign a career counselor
We provide individual consultation to meet the needs of each student, and also work in collaboration with the university and other institutions to support their overall career design.
Usage guide
Career Support Center opening hours
Career Support Center aims to help students acquire a view of life and careers that will enable them to live social and professional lives after graduation. We support students in choosing their own career path based on an understanding of their career knowledge, skills, and individual characteristics.
| location | Shinagawa Campus Building 9 1st floor Kumagaya Campus Building 1 2nd floor |
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| Opening hours | Shinagawa campus: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 17:40 Kumagaya campus: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 17:40 *Opening hours will vary during long vacation periods. |
Consult
Career consultation
We offer a wide range of consultations, including consultation regarding career paths and qualification acquisition, as well as concerns about impatience, anxiety, and worries during job hunting, as well as guidance on specific job hunting methods such as correcting resumes and entry sheets and mock interviews. It doesn't matter how trivial it is. Please feel free to use our private booths, where your career counselor will take care of your concerns. Online consultation is also possible.
How to effectively utilize career counseling...
You can make your consultation more meaningful by doing what you can and researching in advance, such as organizing your consultation details, preparing the necessary materials, and drafting your resume and entry sheet.
Particularly from fall to spring of the following year, when preparations for job hunting are in full swing, consultations become crowded and it can be difficult to make an appointment. Be sure to use it in a planned manner and with plenty of time to spare, starting in the early grades.
Seniors come to us for advice like this
- “I don’t know how to self-analyze” “I can’t think of my strengths”
- “I don’t know the industry I want to work in” “I can’t narrow down the list of companies”
- “I would like to see your resume and entry sheet.”
- “It’s difficult to get documents approved” “I can’t promote myself well”
- “I would like to practice for the interview test (mock interview).”
If you have any concerns, please feel free to consult the staff.
[Handling of personal information]
The personal information you provide will not be used for any purpose other than the purpose of use, except in certain cases stipulated by laws and regulations.
For details on the purpose of use, please see "Personal Information Protection Initiatives" on the university's website.
read the material
Career/employment related materials
You can browse books and publications related to job hunting, qualifications, companies/organizations, industry, etc.
- Newspapers…Asahi Shimbun, Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Yomiuri Shimbun, etc.
- Magazines…Weekly Toyo Keizai, Weekly Diamond, etc.
- Books/Publications…Industry commentary, employment reference books, employment exam question collections, quarterly company reports, etc.
- Materials related to civil servants and teachers...Specialized magazines, problem sets, recruitment guidelines, etc.
- U-turn/I-turn related materials
- Resources for students with disabilities
- Materials for international students
collect information
Job Information
Our university receives job postings from approximately 15,000 companies each year. Job information can be viewed on the Rissho Career Navi.
open terminal
Just like other open terminals on campus, you can browse job information sites on the student portal or on the Internet.
Student portal site
All announcements about guidance, courses, events, etc. held by Career Support Center are distributed using the announcement function of the portal site.
Rissho Career Navi
This is a career and employment support site for university students. This is a useful site where you can view job postings received at universities, ``job hunting experience notes'' left by alumni, and make reservations to participate in some events.
Bulletin board
In front of Career Support Center, there are posters with information about off-campus joint information sessions, U-turn and I-turn information sessions, and various seminars. There are also pamphlets about courses that are useful for career development support and job hunting support.
printed matter
Career Support Center produces and distributes original printed materials such as "Let's TRY," a comprehensive guide to career development programs, and the "Career Compass," a job hunting guidebook. In addition, materials and pamphlets distributed at various guidance sessions and events will be distributed after the events have ended.
take a course
Course counter
The fee-paying courses and mock exams offered by Career Support Center are supported by specialized staff at the Course Counter in Career Support Center. Please contact the course specialist staff for any questions or procedures regarding course applications, receipt of course materials and tests, course transfer procedures, questions, etc.
