Proud Partners to Host Free Online Seminar
Date: July 22, 2026
Time: 15:00 - 16:00 (JST)
Format: Online
Cost: Free
Proud Partners, based in Shinjuku, Tokyo, is set to conduct a complimentary online seminar aimed at stakeholders involved with foreign skilled workers. The seminar, titled
“Can We Reduce Support Costs to Zero with In-House Support?”, aims to delve into the themes of in-house registration support and strengthening organizational capabilities.
Background of the Seminar
The initiative arises from the government’s policy for a harmonious society with foreign professionals, especially in light of the regulatory enhancements expected for registered support organizations by April 2027. Holders of the Specified Skilled Worker visa are now subject to mandatory support obligations. This highlights the need for companies to reassess their relationship with registration support organizations and what institutional strength is necessary for fostering long-term employment of these skilled workers.
Proud Partners' Support Achievements
Since the introduction of the Specified Skilled Worker system in 2019, Proud Partners has successfully assisted over 7,841 individuals across various industries, particularly in construction and the food service sector, collaborating with around 2,000 companies. With these experiences, the aim of the seminar is to guide organizations in establishing a practical support system to avoid potential failures.
Focus Areas of the Seminar
The upcoming seminar will concentrate on two critical areas:
1. Correct understanding of the Specified Skilled Worker system, including mandatory support obligations.
2. Establishing the optimal support framework that aligns with corporate management and individual corporate needs.
Additionally, it will address specific steps to internalize support activities that are expected to enhance organizational strength.
Seminar Details
- - Organizers: Proud Partners
- - Lecturer: Ryo Matsumoto, Executive Director at Proud Partners, with vast experience since the inception of the Specified Skilled Worker system, will lead the seminar. He is well-versed in supporting activities including business development, recruitment for foreign labor, visa application assistance, and customer support.
Insurance Premium: Attendees will gain insights into:
- - The accurate understanding of the Specified Skilled Worker system and its obligations.
- - The relationship between corporate management and the ideal support framework.
- - Concrete steps for internalizing support tasks and enhancing organizational capability.
Who Should Attend?
This seminar is tailored for companies planning to increase their number of skilled workers, reduce turnover rates by providing direct support, optimize management efficiency by saving on support costs, or those who are currently apprehensive about the administrative processes involved in supporting foreign workers.
Registration Information
- - Application Deadline: July 22, 2026, at 13:00 (JST).
- - Interested participants can apply through the dedicated seminar website (link unavailable in this text).
Conclusion
Ryo Matsumoto emphasized the growing requirement for companies to reassess their current support frameworks. Many organizations rely heavily on registered support agencies without fully understanding their roles and responsibilities, leading to inconsistencies in service quality and unmet needs. Changes are on the horizon, and this seminar will provide a structured opportunity for companies to evaluate their alignment with the modified system and carve out a robust approach to support their skilled workers.
At Proud Partners, we are dedicated to fostering an inclusive work environment where foreign professionals can thrive and contribute effectively. We encourage all interested parties to register for this enlightening seminar to better navigate the evolving landscape of foreign skilled workforce support.
About Proud Partners
Founded in July 2012, Proud Partners is committed to creating a fair and borderless working environment for foreign professionals in Japan's workforce, boasting a strong track record with over 7,841 individuals and 2,000 companies. We aspire to enhance the paths available to individuals who may not choose their birthplace but can select where they live and work.
For any inquiries about recruitment or further information, please visit our
official website.