The National Recruiting Information Association has issued a joint statement calling for an internship that does not interfere with student study time, jointly with affiliated organizations of universities, junior colleges and colleges of technology.In addition to conducting internships mainly during long vacations such as summer vacation and on Saturdays and Sundays, it is requested not to use the notation "one-day internship", which is dominated by mere company information sessions.

 According to the National Recruitment Information Association, in addition to the Information Association, the Japan Association of National Universities, National University Associations, Public University Associations, Japan Private Junior College Associations, National Public Junior College Associations, Japan Private Colleges Association, A total of eight organizations from the Japan Association of National Colleges of Technology participated.

 The statement states that "people" will be the driving force behind Japan in the midst of rapid economic globalization and the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and higher education institutions such as universities will give students the abilities necessary to tackle unknown issues. He emphasized that it needs to be worn.

 However, he points out that not only is the current internship held on weekdays, but the existence of a one-day internship that does not ensure sufficient work experience is an obstacle to securing study time for students.
In addition, the internship is scheduled to be held during long vacations and on Saturdays and Sundays so that it does not affect the securing of study time, and it is requested that the notation of one-day internship is not applied to events that are dominated by company information sessions and company tours.

reference:[National Recruiting Information Association] Internship initiatives aimed at respecting study experience time

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