THE Myanmar Association of Japan Alumni (MAJA) has announced that appli­cations are open for the Kaigo Full Scholarship Programme for the April 2027 intake.

Under this pro­gramme, recipients will receive a two-year free course with a 100 per cent full scholarship at the Kaigo College. Additionally, as a special arrangement, flight tickets to Japan will be pro­vided. Upon completion of the course, graduates will have opportunities to legal­ly reside and work in Japan long-term, as well as to take the path to obtain an offi­cially recognized Japanese Caregiver License.

Parents don’t need to show a guarantor/sponsor, and affordable service fees are arranged. Applicants must be between 18 and 27 years old, have completed high school (Old System Grade 10, New System Grade 12, or GED), and have passed at least the JLPT N4 Japanese lan­guage proficiency level. Furthermore, candidates must be in good health, have a genuine interest in eldercare work, and be committed to a long-term career in the field.

The study location is Hokkaido, and interested applicants can apply by ac­curately filling out the infor­mation via the Google Form Link. Following a screening and selection process, de­tailed information will be individually communicated via the Gmail address given when filling out the form.

For further details, en­quiries can be made to the MAJA Education Centre in Yangon, or by dialling 09 770987222 and 09 428613848. — MT/ZN

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