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Journal of higher education Volume 7
published_at 2010-03

The report on“the job hunting meeting specialized in international students in Yamaguchi”

「留学生就職支援フェスタ・イン・山口」の実施報告とアンケート結果に基づく今後の展望
Fukuya Toshinobu
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山口大学の更なる国際化の推進には,日本での就職を希望する外国人留学生への支援体制の構築は緊急課題である。そのために留学生センターでは,「留学生就職支援フェスタ・イン・山口」と題した就職説明会を2009年度に2回開催した。ここにその実施報告を行なう。
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山口大学の国際化
留学生就職支援
留学生就職支援フェスタ・イン・山口
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