履歴書（CV/Resume) For Applying Japanese jobs

In Japan, the standard format for a resume is known as a rirekisho. Unlike the English resume, which is typically one or two pages, the rirekisho is always a two-page document that was traditionally filled out by hand.

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① 必須提出：履歴書・レジュメ（Official Japanese Resume Format)

 

One of the most notable differences between an English resume and a Japanese rirekisho is its format. The format of an English resume is more flexible than that of a Japanese rirekisho.

Resumes can be presented in a variety of styles, including chronological, functional, and combination formats. They can also be any length, although most employers prefer resumes that are no longer than two pages.

On the other hand, the format of a rirekisho is standardized and strict, and there is only one accepted format on A4-sized paper. In a rirekisho, the sections are not titled, and bullet points are not used.

Nevertheless, they are organized into clearly marked areas for personal information, education, work history, and a photograph.

② 職務経歴書（Working Experience)

1. Mechanical Engineer

 

2. Manufacturing

 

3. Automotive

 

4. Electric

 

5. Construction

 

7. IT – Technology

 

8. General Back Office

 

③ Reference：語学スキルシート（Linguistics Skills Sheet)