Public Service Guidance
2026-06-16 11:52:23

Free Online Guidance for Career Changers in Public Service: Join Us!

Free Online Public Service Career Transition Guidance



TAC Corporation, based in Chiyoda, Tokyo, provides educational services aimed at obtaining qualifications and will host a free online guidance session for individuals considering a career change to public service from the private sector.

This event will take place on June 22, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 8:15 PM, featuring Tetsuya Harano, a former deputy commissioner with extensive experience in administrative roles. He will cover recent trends in public service exams that emphasize personal attributes over traditional testing, as well as tips on enhancing communication skills necessary for public servants.

During the session, Harano will share insights on the transition from private enterprises to public service, drawing from his personal experiences in various administrative functions. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions during a dedicated Q&A segment, ensuring that all participants have their inquiries addressed thoroughly. Importantly, the online format allows for privacy, as participants’ faces and names will not be displayed, and entrance and exit from the session is at their discretion.

Target Audience


This session is primarily targeted at individuals in their late twenties or older with substantial work experience in private companies. We will begin by discussing the public service exams available to working professionals, moving on to explore the differences in examination systems and outlining the main exams available for experienced applicants. Through a blend of recent trends in public service testing, we aim to offer clear guidance suitable for those new to the field.

Participants will learn about the foundational skills assessed, including the types of subjects in the general knowledge exams, the unique aspects of the experience-based exams, and strategies for effectively preparing for both.

About the Instructor


Tetsuya Harano brings to the table a wealth of experience from his time in the public sector, including his role as a deputy commissioner where he oversaw a wide array of administrative functions — from welfare and education to personnel management and community support. Harano emphasizes attributes such as positivity, energy, openness, and the willingness to engage proactively in all activities as vital traits for anyone looking to join the public service.

Far from just completing assigned tasks, he highlights the importance of confronting challenges with a mindset focused on the community, fostering a spirit of reform and adaptability during these changing times.

How to Participate


Interested individuals can register for this free session via our website here.

Accompanying the online guidance, TAC is also offering a specialized course focused on the autumn exams for those who wish to delve deeper into preparation tailored for experience-based exams. Notably, this course will hone essential communication skills, crucial for candidates facing interviews or essay components of the exam.

The sessions are designed by skilled instructors with comprehensive public service backgrounds, ensuring that participants not only gain knowledge but also insights directly applicable to their upcoming examinations. Whether you are contemplating a career as a public servant or seeking advice on shifting your professional focus, this online event is an invaluable opportunity to gain knowledge and connect with like-minded individuals.

Course Details


The course will include:
1. Understanding administrative foundations crucial for public service candidates.
2. Insights from professionals regarding the competitive nature of public service roles.
3. Continuous support from instructors specializing in public service exam preparation.

Prepare to take the next step in your career journey; join us on June 22, 2026, and embark on your path towards becoming a public servant in a supportive and informative environment.


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