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[Summary] => Filipino nurses who speak Nihongo fluently led Japanese Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko to see how their national language is being taught at the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) in Taguig City, which the imperial couple visited on Thursday.
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[Title] => Japan hopes more Filipino nurses will pass its 2013 licensure exam
[Summary] => The Japanese government is hopeful that more Filipino nurses will pass next year’s National Licensure Exam for Nurses after it made the grueling exam “friendlier” to foreign applicants.
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[Title] => CamSur nurses best candidates for jobs in Japan
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Camarines Sur Gov. Luis Raymundo "Lray" Villafuerte Jr. said nurses from his province and the rest of the Bicol region are in a better position than their colleagues from other areas in the country in getting jobs in Japan.
Villafuerte made this statement via an overseas call from Japan where he is currently attending the 35th Leadership Program of Japan’s Institute for International Studies and Training.
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[Title] => Displaced entertainers in Japan may be hired as caregivers
[Summary] => Filipina entertainers displaced by Tokyo’s stricter employment rules may be hired as caregivers in Japan, local recruitment agencies said yesterday.
Local recruiters said a Japanese foundation is putting up a caregiver training school in Central Luzon to provide the required skills to those willing to work as caregivers.
"Japan Access for Filipinos Expertise Enhancement Foundation Inc. (JAFEE) is ready to accept displaced entertainers who are willing to work as caregivers in Japan," a recruitment official said.
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[Title] => Recruiter arrested in Manila
[Summary] => An alleged illegal recruiter who collected P400,000 from her victims, was arrested the other night by elements of the Western Police District’s General Assignment Section.
Police identified the suspect as Helen Villa Gutierrez, alias Jessica Briones, 45, of 1634 Candida St., Pandacan; and 2041 Leveriza St., Malate, Manila.
According to police, Gutierrez was arrested at her Pandacan house at about 11 p.m. by virtue of an arrest warrant issued by Imus Cavite Judge Lucenito Tagle for illegal recruitment.
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Local recruiters said a Japanese foundation is putting up a caregiver training school in Central Luzon to provide the required skills to those willing to work as caregivers.
"Japan Access for Filipinos Expertise Enhancement Foundation Inc. (JAFEE) is ready to accept displaced entertainers who are willing to work as caregivers in Japan," a recruitment official said.
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Police identified the suspect as Helen Villa Gutierrez, alias Jessica Briones, 45, of 1634 Candida St., Pandacan; and 2041 Leveriza St., Malate, Manila.
According to police, Gutierrez was arrested at her Pandacan house at about 11 p.m. by virtue of an arrest warrant issued by Imus Cavite Judge Lucenito Tagle for illegal recruitment.
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