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Support a cause
Economic developments in Indo-Japan relationship
Becoming emotionally intelligent
Rural India logs on to Japan
Life long career opportunities
Support a cause - Meritorious student deserve a chance too
By Karthik Tirupathi
This is solemn time of the year and "Deepavali" or "Diwali" is around the corner as is the year end.
As you might be aware, many families find it a struggle to support their children's education as tuition fees have risen over the years due to inflationary trends.
Keen to specialise in Japanese sector
We come across Students every year who have the keeness, intellect and the aptitude to take up our courses. However coming as they do from economically disadvantaged families, they are sometimes unable to even raise educational loans through banks. Nihongo Bashi assists wherever possible by providing teaching assitantship or free books or reduced fees as possible forms of scholarship.
Request for support
Our PG Diploma in Japanese Management course has students with good academic credentials but struggling to pay for their college tuition fee. Philanthrophic readers and organisations are requested to come forward to support the cause of such students. An email expressing your interest, regardless of the amount, would be a welcome first step. You can send this to pgdip@nihongobashi.com
Best wishes to all our readers on the joyous occasion of Deepavali.
RSST Nihongo Bashi launches intake for 2008-09 PG Diploma in Japanese Management
Register here
PG Diploma in Japanese Management
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Greetings!
Greetings of the festive season and a warm welcome to the third quarterly newsletter for 2008. These are tough times for many of our customers in the IT industry as well for students who are seeking jobs. At Nihongo Bashi we hope and pray that the worst is over and it's time for glad tidings.
With the approaching exam time - A special note of "good luck" to all students of AJP & AAJP AY 2007-08 batches across India.
Our last academic season ended and our students have acquitted themselves with flying colours. Nationally over 98% of the students cleared the exit tests and joined the companies which had made them conditional offers.
We look forward to renewing our ties with Japan and to the exciting start of the Academic year AY 2008-09.
As usual any comments would be highly appreciated. You can send them to info@nihongobashi.com
Editor.
Stay tuned to latest economic developments in Indo-Japan sector with Nihongo Bashi's blog
The Blog provides an easy way to keep in touch with major business developments and articles of topical interest to any Indo-Japan specialist. For busiiness specialist and students 9 new exciting artciles have been featured since July as shown below. Read them and many more at http://nihongobashi.blogspot.com/
You can also sign up for the mailing list from the blog so that you can get news as and when it is published!
- We took time to understand the Indian market: Toyota
- Unitech Machines, Nohmi Bosai form JV
- How to evaluate post graduate management courses
- It ain't too bad being a joshi or a danshi
- Harvard University Commencement Address / J.K. Rowling
- Job hopping impedes career, warns a study
- March of the pharma sector
- Nomura in India drive
- Daiichi buys Ranbaxy
It does seem that Japanese industry is slowly warming up and increasing investments in India.
Cross Cultural Workshops - Doing Business with Japan
Today there are many jobs available but not enough talented people and this means that organisations have to invest in strategic training and education initiatives.
Deploying a successful executive from one part of the world to Japan is always a challenge. These challenges can be overcome by sensitising the relocating employee to diversity issues such as office business culture, selling, negotiating, gender stereotypes, travelling within Japan amongst other major issues
Not surprisingly, as Japan and India move closer to each other we are seeing an increasingly demand for such workshops. Typically delivered in a "one day" format, students learn about similarity & differences between Japan and India and allay their fears about working with the Japanese. Students' generally concluded that managerial skills coupled with excellent knowledge of business practices in the Japanese sector was the key to achieving this success.
One clients was so impressed that they decided to sponsor a "Doing business in India" for their Japanese clients! Smart marketing. This was to help the Japanese understand the Indian mind and business practices.
Japanese MBA piques student interest in Rural India
As the admissions for PG Diploma in Japanese Management started this year, we were taken aback that > 60% of the students came from rural background. Many of our students are extremely intelligent and academically well qualified. However their lack of confidence in English always seems to be a handicap during campus interviews. However with an MBA program which stresses more on spoken Japanese skill than on English skills restore parity and allows them to leapfrog peers. I guess one more reason to take up the Japanese MBA course.
Placements season - 100% promise delivered
Students are always a worried lot during the June/July time. This is the time when exit tests are being held. Successful students in these tests go on to join their respective sponsoring organisations. At the same time there a few that have to look elsewhere for jobs. This year, surpassing our expectations, ~ 99% of our students took up jobs with companies that had extended them conditional job offers. Teachers' and students were both relieved when this was announced. To companies, thank you for your support and to the students "Gambatte".
Registration are now open for the AY 2008-09 cohort across Kolkata, Noida, Coimbatore, Chennai and Bangalore. Interested students can register by sending emails to info@nihongobashi.com
Career Assistance Unit
As a part of its committment to alumni Nihongo Bashi has always offered a life long free counselling and access to job opportunities. For all matters relating to career development, understanding the job market imperatives or any other personal issues including "how to write a Rirekisho" please send a inquiry to hr@nihongobashi.com.
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PG Diploma in Japanese Management: Special Offer, expires: Oct 29, 2008
After last years' 100% placement success this year Nihongo Bashi and RSST have improved the course contents, increased the intake of students due to popular demand and also sought Bangalore University's accreditation. The only such program in India that produces business leaders for Indo-Japan sector. Hurry now to register for 2008-09 cohort. Produce a copy of this email along with your credentials and receive an application fee waiver.
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