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• Job training

  • Chuo-Johoku Vocational Skills Development Center／Jonan Vocational Skills Development Center／Joto Vocational Skills Development Center／Tama Vocational Skills Development Center／Tokyo Vocational Ability Development School for the Disabled
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  2. The Tokyo Metropolitan Vocational Skills Development Center, which has 12 schools in 4 blocks in the city, provides vocational training on knowledge and skills useful for job hunting and work. Each school takes advantage of the features of its location to offer vocational training in a wide variety of fields, including machines, electricity, equipment, construction, printing, nursing, and IT. Works created by students at these vocational schools are presented along with the features of that school’s curriculum. The National Tokyo Metropolitan Vocational Skills Development School for the Disabled, which provides vocational training to those with disabilities, will also be presented.

     • The Jonan Vocational Skills Development Center and Tama Vocational Skills Development Center booths will offer fun workshop programs.
     • Works created by students at the Tokyo Metropolitan Vocational Skills Development Center will be displayed.
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• Job training

  • Tokyo Vocational Training School
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  2. Accredited vocational training schools provide training for those working in various industries to help them acquire specialized knowledge and skills specific to their occupations.
     Accredited vocational schools for construction, joinery, sheet metal, bookbinding, mounting, and kimono dressing will be presented along with pieces made by students.

     • Accredited vocational schools for construction, joinery, sheet metal, bookbinding, mounting, and kimono dressing will be presented along with pieces made by students.
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• Skill Development

  • Tokyo Vocational Ability Development Association / Tokyo Metropolitan Skill Development Promotion Corner (Project for human resource development support for young engineers entrusted by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare)
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  2. We aim to support training for young technicians through workshops and demonstrations on Japanese accessory making, aluminum can crafts, wall finishing, and rebar construction.

     • Experience making Japanese accessories, aluminum can crafts, rebar binding, and decorations using decorative film.
     • Rebar construction and decoration using decorative film will be demonstrated.
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• Technical High School

  • Tokyo Metropolitan Technical High School
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  2. You can enjoy exhibiting works by students attending Tokyo Metropolitan Technical High School, Sand blast Workshop, and making key chains with an engraving machine.

     • You can experience sandblasting and make key chains with an engraving machine.
     • Works created by students at Tokyo Metropolitan Technical High School will be displayed.
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