Review your profile
Discuss your education, work, Japanese level, target role and finances. Review the proposed school, intake and written scope.
Decision: Is this the right route for you?Work & Learn · IT / ICT
Your IT career.
A future
in Japan.
Prepare for Japan with Japanese language study, application support and career preparation, built around the skills you already have.
For Indian IT / ICT graduates and working professionals willing to study, invest in preparation and plan a move.
A paid study and career pathway.
No direct jobs or guaranteed placement.
Who it servesIT / ICT graduates + professionals
Language preparationJapanese N5–N3 options
Where you studyIndia, then Japan
Your first decisionDoes the pathway fit?
Your next move starts with preparation
You have an IT background. What would it take to use it in Japan?
Start with the work you want to do. Then assess the Japanese, study and career preparation your move would need.
WLPIT brings language training and application support into one pathway. Choose technical study where it adds value to your existing skills.
Your next step is to compare the route with your goals, budget and intended move date.
See the preparation and outcome ↓A participant’s IT career account
See the starting point. The work. The outcome.
Look at the full account: what the participant brought, how they prepared, how long it took and what happened next.
Photo[Approved participant photo]
Account awaiting verification
[Participant name]
[Starting IT role or degree]
[Programme and cohort]
01 / Starting profile
[Degree, IT role and years of experience] · [Japanese level at entry]
02 / Preparation
[Language study completed and level achieved] · [Projects, technical study and interview preparation]
03 / Time taken
[Enrolment month/year] → [Japan arrival month/year] · [Internship or job start] · [Total elapsed time]
04 / Internship or job outcome
[Verified role, employer and location] · [Internship / full-time status and start date]
05 / Support received
[What Bhrighu provided] · [What the school or employer provided]
Read the full context. [Add approved participant video or written account, outcome evidence and verification date.] This space will carry an individual account, not a promise of the same result for every applicant.
Plan for your intended intake
Know the dates. Allow time to prepare.
Your language study and documents need to fit the school’s application calendar. Work back from the intake you want to join.
Dates awaiting school confirmation
- Next available intake
- [Month / year]
- School / campus
- [School and campus]
- Application deadline
- [DD Month YYYY · timezone]
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[DATE / WINDOW]
Review your profile
Confirm your route, current Japanese level, funding plan and the school’s entry criteria.
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02
[STUDY START → TARGET DATE]
Reach the study milestone
[Required language evidence and target level]. Allow [confirmed study time] for preparation.
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03
[DOCUMENT DEADLINE]
Complete your application
Submit the school’s required records and funding documents for review by the stated deadline.
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[EXPECTED WINDOW / INTAKE]
Prepare for departure
Complete the COE and visa steps. Confirm travel and arrival plans after the required approvals.
Which intake gives you enough time?
Discuss your starting level and preparation needs before choosing a date. If you miss a deadline, the next option depends on the school’s calendar and availability.
Planning placeholders only. Confirm the intake, deadlines, language evidence and expected processing windows with the selected school before publishing. No countdown or seat limit applies.
01 / Start with your background
You bring the skills. Plan what comes next.
Your education, work history and Japanese level help determine your starting point. Admission depends on the chosen school and intake.
Final-year / recent graduate
Build on your degree.
Explore a route that combines Japanese study and career preparation. Share your course, graduation date, projects and any internships so the team can assess your options.
Be ready to discuss
- Your degree and graduation date
- Projects, internships and areas of IT interest
- Your Japanese level, study time and budget
A different degree or a gap in study? Ask for a profile review. This page does not confirm admission.
Working IT professional
Keep your experience relevant.
Your work history should guide the route. Review the Japanese study you need and whether a technical module adds value before choosing a package. This pathway includes study in Japan; assess the time away from full-time work.
Be ready to discuss
- Your role, years of experience and technical skills
- The roles you want to pursue in Japan
- Your Japanese level, study time and funding plan
A career break or a role outside IT? Ask for a profile review. This page does not confirm admission.
Check fit before you book
You can commit to Japanese study and fund tuition and living costs. If you need an immediate job, a guaranteed salary or part-time earnings to cover all fees, this route will not meet those needs.
02 / How the pathway works
Know each stage before you commit.
A school admission, a visa and a job are separate decisions. Each stage has its own checks.
Prepare & apply
Take the language training you need. Prepare school documents and the Certificate of Eligibility (COE) application with support.
Progress: Readiness + required approvalsStudy & settle in
Continue Japanese study at the selected school. Understand the class schedule, living costs and support contacts before departure.
Progress: Language + academic requirementsPursue suitable roles
Prepare for employer selection. Your skills, Japanese level and the employer’s needs shape which roles you can pursue.
Outcome: Employers decide who they hire
How long will it take?
Your current Japanese level, school calendar, documents and learning progress affect the timeline. Get a dated plan for India preparation, Japan study and the intended intake before enrolling. No fixed departure or job date is promised here.
03 / What you are choosing
Start where you need support.
Already work in IT? Review your skill gaps before paying for a technical module. Already study Japanese? Ask which language support you need.
Japanese language
N5, N4 and N3 training options. Confirm your entry level, class hours, assessments, exam fees and any further study needed for your goal.
Application support
Application documentation and COE application support. The school and relevant authorities make approval decisions.
Optional technical study
Data Science or an IT module (ITM). Review the syllabus, delivery format, projects and trainer support before selecting an option.
04 / Plan your investment
See the fees. Budget for the whole move.
These fees cover India services only. Confirm current prices and inclusions in your written offer before enrolling.
| India service option | Before GST | With 18% GST |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese N5 to N3 onlyN5–N3 language training | ₹1,20,000 | ₹1,41,600 |
| Documentation and COE supportApplication documentation + COE application support | ₹2,50,000 | ₹2,95,000 |
| Language and application supportBoth services above | ₹3,70,000 | ₹4,36,600 |
| Above plus Data ScienceLanguage + application support + Data Science | ₹4,50,000 | ₹5,31,000 |
| Above plus IT module (ITM)Language + application support + ITM | ₹5,00,000 | ₹5,90,000 |
These are alternative packages. Technical packages include language and application support. Instalments, upgrade credits and refunds are not offered or implied until approved in writing.
India fees are one part of the cost
Set aside a separate Japan budget.
Japan (JPY): request a school-specific quote in yen for tuition and fees. Add accommodation and deposits, monthly living, insurance, travel, tests and third-party charges unless your offer includes them.
A full Japan total is not yet confirmed for this page. Get the combined budget, payment dates, cancellation and refund terms in writing. Do not base affordability on expected part-time income.
05 / Who does what
Know who supports each stage.
Your school and support plan should appear by name in your written offer.
More about Bhrighu →Bhrighu Academy · India
Profile guidance, selected language training and application support as set out in your service package.
Japanese language schools · Japan
Explore WLP school options with Akamonkai or ISI in Tokyo. Your selected school confirms admission, intake, fees and its own academic and support terms.
Employers & public authorities
Employers make hiring decisions. Schools and the relevant authorities decide admission, COE and visa applications. Programme payment does not secure approval or employment.
06 / Before your first conversation
Questions that deserve clear answers.
Is this a direct job opportunity?
No. WLPIT is a paid study and career preparation pathway. A webinar or profile review is an admissions conversation. It is not a job interview, vacancy referral or guaranteed placement.
Can I apply with no Japanese?
You can discuss starting with language training. The language package covers N5–N3. The chosen school must confirm the level and evidence it needs for your application and intended intake. Finishing a course does not automatically mean you have passed a certification exam.
Do I need three years of IT experience?
The offer covers IT / ICT graduates and freshers as well as working professionals. Final admission still depends on the chosen institution and route. Share your degree, dates, work history and any gaps for review.
Will the work be in my IT field?
Your profile, technical ability, Japanese level and available vacancies affect role fit. Part-time work while studying and a professional IT role are different. Ask what IT-specific career support your selected school provides and when you can access it.
Can part-time work pay for my programme?
Plan to fund the programme and living costs without relying on future earnings. Any work must meet the conditions of your status and required permissions. Work availability, hours and income are not guaranteed.
Can I keep my job while I prepare in India?
That depends on the confirmed class timetable and your work hours. Ask for attendance requirements, weekly study hours, delivery mode and assessment dates before committing. A working-professional schedule is not confirmed on this page.
What if my language progress or travel is delayed?
You may need further preparation or a later intake. Request written terms for repeat training, deferral, extra fees and refunds, including what happens after a school or visa refusal. Those terms need confirmation for your chosen package.
What should I bring to a profile review?
Have your education details, work history or CV, Japanese level, intended move date and funding plan ready. Include the IT roles you want to pursue. You can invite a parent or other person involved in the funding decision.
07 / Choose your next step
Get the overview. Or discuss your own profile.
Both options are open. A webinar is not required before a profile review.
Attend a WLPIT webinar
Explore the study route, fees, language expectations and partner roles. Bring your questions before deciding whether to book a review.
Next session: [Date] · [Time IST] · [Confirmed host]. Registration opens once the next session is confirmed.
Registration opens after session confirmationBook a profile review
Discuss your education, experience, language level, budget and intended move. Ask which route, if any, fits your profile.
An admissions conversation with Bhrighu Admissions, not a job interview. No direct jobs available.
Booking opens after Admissions confirms the event