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Jinjibu We held a joint company information session “Job Draft Fes” where companies and high school students could meet directly

[Jinjibu] We held a joint company information session “Job Draft Fes” where companies and high school students could meet directly *Gingibu*
Press release: September 13, 2024
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We held a joint company information session “Job Draft Fes” where companies and high school students could meet directly
*More than half of high school students plan to actively look for jobs. 41.6% said they would like to receive support from multiple companies. *
“Jinjibu” (Osaka City), which supports high school students’ employment, held a joint company information session “Job Draft Fes” for high school students at 15 venues nationwide from July 4th to 19th, 2024.
We will think about job hunting for high school students through a review of the day’s events and the results of a job hunting survey for graduating year participants.

* -About job draft Fes-*
When high school students are looking for a job, it is common for them to find a job through an introduction from their school.
You will have about two months to decide which company to apply to, from the release of job information on July 1st to the start of applications on September 5th. In many prefectures, it is decided that you can only apply to one company for a certain period of time, and job hunting is carried out in a limited environment. The job opening ratio for new high school graduates is 3.98 times, which is attracting a lot of attention from companies. (*1)

“Job Draft Fes” is a joint company information session for high school students where they can meet directly with company employees, listen to their stories, and gain work experience. To coincide with the release of job information in July, 15 venues nationwide (Kumamoto, Fukuoka, Kitakyushu, Okayama, Tachikawa, Saitama, Sendai, Chiba, Nagoya, Hiroshima, Niigata, Sakai, Osaka, Yokohama) will be held from July 4th to 19th.・Held in Tokyo).
High school students can listen to stories from working employees, gain work experience, and deepen their understanding of the companies they wish to apply to and the industries they are specifically aiming for. Additionally, companies can directly promote the appeal of their companies and industries to high school students.
In July 2024, the sixth year of the event, a total of 571 companies exhibited, and 3,229 high school students and 375 teachers
participated.

This time, we asked 791 high school students in their graduating year who are looking for a job to fill out a “questionnaire regarding employment.” Based on the results, we will think about current job hunting for high school students.
*1 Source: Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, “2020 “Compilation of the status of job offers, job searches, and employment offers related to Hello Work recruitment for new high school and junior high school graduates” (as of the end of March 2020)”

* -Questionnaire summary-*
* ● When looking for a job, more than half of high school students answered that they would “search/investigate by themselves” rather than “recommendations from teachers.” *
* ● 84.5% said they would go on a workplace tour of 2 or more companies, an increase of about 30% from last year. *
* ● 45.5% of high school students answered that if they were able to apply to multiple companies, they would like to apply to multiple companies. *
* ● The key points when choosing a place of employment are 1st place: salary, 2nd place: number of days off, 3rd place: work content, and 4th place: interpersonal relationships*

* -Survey results of participating high school students- *Target: 791 people in their graduating year and job seekers*

*1. How do you plan to search for a job? *Multiple answers allowed (n=791 Graduation year/Job hope) *
Regarding the method of job hunting, most respondents (54.7%) answered, “Search by yourself from the job postings received at school.” 54.9% of high school students answered either “Search by myself” or “I plan to look beyond the job postings I receive at school” and did not select “Introduction from a teacher,” more than half of the respondents. It can be said that the majority of high school students are motivated to “take the initiative in job hunting.” On the other hand, 30.9% of students plan to be introduced by their teachers, suggesting that high school students need both sources of information that they can use on their own and support from their schools.

*2. How many job postings would you like to see? (n=791, year of graduation/hope for employment) *

*3. How many companies would you like to visit? (n=791, year of graduation/hope for employment) *
Half of high school students (53.5%) would like to see between 2 and 9 job postings. Additionally, many high school students seem to want to visit two or three companies for workplace tours (63.0%). 84.5% of respondents said they would go to two or more companies, an increase of 29.4% compared to the same period last year.

*4. What do you consider when choosing a company? *Multiple answers allowed (n=791 Graduation year/Job hope) *
The most important points when choosing a company were “salary” in first place, “number of holidays” in second place, “job content” in third place, and “good interpersonal relationships” in fourth place. It can be seen that more than half of high school students place importance on the top four items.
Other responses include “an environment where you can do what you want to do” (20.5%), “an environment where you can grow” (14%), “personality of managers and human resources personnel” (13.9%), and “voices from senior employees” (11.9%). , “Company’s future potential” (9.2%), “Company’s business/philosophy” (7.6%), and “Capital/company size” (4.6%).

*5. How do you collect information for job hunting? *Multiple answers possible (n=791 Graduation year/Job hope) *
It can be seen that the overwhelming source of information that many high school students use for job hunting is “job postings” (74.3%). In addition to “job-hunting events” introduced by teachers or attended in class, voluntary information gathering methods such as “employment navigation sites,” “job-hunting events that you can participate in,” “recruitment websites,” and “SNS” are also expanding. I’m showing you.

*6. If you could apply to multiple companies at the start of your application, would you want to apply to multiple companies? (n=791, year of graduation/hope for employment) *
In recent years, there has been a change in prefectures to allow applicants to apply to multiple companies when applications begin in September.
When we asked high school students about applying to multiple companies, 45.5% said they wanted to apply to multiple companies, which was higher than the response that said they wanted to apply to one company at a time (40.2%). However, the most common response (41.6%) was “I would like to apply to multiple companies if I had support.” Although they are motivated, they feel that it is difficult to apply to multiple companies on their own. I can infer that you need support.

* ■What you can learn from the survey results*
In a survey, we asked high school students about their job hunting methods, and instead of choosing “I plan to be introduced by a teacher,” they said “Search by yourself among the job postings that arrive at school,” “Search by yourself,” and “Search for job openings that arrive at school.” More than half (54.9%) of high school students answered that they would look into other areas. In addition, 84.5% of high school students answered “two or more companies” (an increase of 29.4% compared to last year’s survey) regarding the number of companies they would like to visit. Also, if you were able to apply to multiple companies at the time of
application start, when asked if you would like to apply to multiple companies, 41.6% said they would like to apply to multiple companies if they had support, while 40.2% said they would like to apply to one company at a time. exceeded. This suggests that this year’s high school students, especially those who participated in the event, are actively searching for jobs.
On the other hand, 30.9% of high school students want to start job hunting through an introduction from a teacher, and even if they wish to apply for jobs at multiple companies, there is a condition that “if there is support,” there is a condition that “requires support.” It is also important to be able to receive support from organizations and private companies.

For high school students who want to compare as much information as possible while proceeding with job hunting, participating in joint company information sessions such as Job Draft Fes, where they can independently collect information, can be a positive boost. It is thought that it is connected. In addition, regarding sources of information collection, “job postings” were the most frequently cited response, and there were also responses from the Internet and SNS, so we proactively worked on sites that posted job information that was easy to find on our own. It is considered to be effective for high school students who want to do so.
Based on the above, it can be said that for high school students who are looking for a job for the first time, it is important to both respect their will and sense of independence, and to have support from those around them.

* ■Summary of the survey*
[Survey period] July 4th to July 19th, 2024
[Survey target] High school students who participated in “Job Draft Fes 2024″ [Survey venue] Kumamoto, Fukuoka, Kitakyushu, Tachikawa, Sendai, Saitama, Chiba, Nagoya, Hiroshima, Niigata, Okayama, Sakai, Osaka, Kanagawa, Tokyo
[Valid responses] N=791 people (counted only for those planning to graduate in 2025 and seeking employment)

* -State of the day of Job Draft Fes 2024-*
Job Draft Fes was held in July at 15 venues nationwide, attracting a total of 571 companies, 3,229 high school students, and 375 teachers. Participating companies were mainly in the manufacturing,
construction, food and accommodation, service, logistics, medical and nursing care, and IT industries. At each company’s booth, high school students had a concrete image of what it would be like to work by experiencing various jobs in the industry, including “experiencing product display” and “experiencing scaffolding using VR.” The high school students actively participated by asking questions about career advancement and how to work after joining the company, with a view to visiting workplaces and applying.
▲ Listening intently to company explanations (Osaka venue, retail wholesale) ▲Driving simulation experience (Kanagawa venue/transportation) ▲Experience the height of scaffolding using VR (Sendai venue/construction) ▲Product pop making experience (Fukuoka venue/retail wholesale)

* -“Job Draft Fes 2024” July results-*

* ■“Job Draft Fes2024” event summary*
●Number of exhibiting companies: 571 companies in total
●Number of visitors: 3,229 high school students, 375 teachers ●Venue: 15 venues nationwide
●Date and time/venue: 13:30-17:00
July 4th (Thursday) Kumamoto / July 5th (Friday) Fukuoka / July 8th (Monday) Kitakyushu
July 9th (Tuesday) Tachikawa / July 10th (Wednesday) Saitama/Sendai July 11th (Thursday) Chiba / July 12th (Friday) Hiroshima/Nagoya July 16th (Tuesday) Okayama/Niigata/Sakai (Osaka)
July 17th (Wednesday) Osaka / July 18th (Thursday) Kanagawa / July 19th (Friday) Tokyo

* ■Voices from “Job Draft Fes2024” participants*
* ●High school student (male)/Job Draft Fes Kanagawa*
I was interested in nursing care work, so I worked mainly at welfare-related companies. After actually listening to his story, I felt relieved because it seemed like I could move the way I had imagined. I got a better idea of ​​what it would be like to get a job and gained confidence.

* ●High school student (female)/Job Draft Fes Tachikawa*
I wanted to get a job, but I didn’t know how to move around, so I participated in the event. I made new discoveries by listening to and experiencing various companies, mainly in industries I had never seen before. I would like to use this as a reference when choosing a company in the future.

* ●Teacher/Job Draft Fes Fukuoka*
Since this is a high school with a large number of job seekers, it was a great opportunity to meet and learn about many companies in a way that suits each individual. Every year, companies are putting more effort into decorating their booths and offering hands-on experiences, and many companies offer generous welfare programs, so I think this day was an opportunity for students thinking about finding a job.

* ●Teacher/Job Draft Fes Tachikawa*
Before participating in the event, many students did not have an idea of ​​what kind of jobs were available, but I am glad that they were able to get interested in the actual explanations and booth panels, and were able to understand the job details. .

* ●Exhibiting companies (logistics)/Job Draft Fes Kanagawa*
At our booth, we prepared a chance to experience driving a large bus. I think they were able to get a better idea of ​​what it was like by actually experiencing it, rather than just getting an explanation. I was able to feel the enthusiasm and liveliness of the high school students firsthand, and the atmosphere was very positive.

* ●Exhibiting company (construction)/Job Draft Sendai*
It’s hard to get people to tour construction sites, so it’s hard to imagine working there, even though it’s surprisingly close to home. At the booth, visitors were able to experience what the actual site looks like using VR. It was a great opportunity for high school students to be able to have fun while teaching them about the difficulty of working and the appeal of the industry.

* ■ About Jinjibu Co., Ltd.*
Ginjiv is a social problem-solving company for young people who have graduated from high school.
Sasaki, also a high school graduate president, started the business with the slogan, “Dreams begin at the age of 18.” We provide career education for high school students, information on job hunting, retention after employment, skill improvement, career development, and information and support when changing jobs.
High school students, who are entering the workforce for the first time, decide to enter the workforce with vague concerns about the future. At Ginjiv, we provide support to the young people and companies involved, to face things seriously when they are anxious, to improve their ability to survive in society through
self-understanding, social understanding, mind, and skills, and to give them the opportunity to choose their future on their own terms. I will make it.
Even if they fail, we will immediately lend a helping hand, stay close to them throughout their lives, and continue to increase the dreams of those who live in the future.

* ● High school graduate job hunting recruitment support service “Job Draft”* High school graduates who seek employment as new high school graduates choose a job with limited information and limited time, with little opportunity for social experience, self-understanding, or time to think about what they want to do and what they are suited for. I have vague concerns about this.
One of the reasons why employees leave their jobs very early after their first year at the company is because they are unable to choose a company that satisfies them due to lack of information or
understanding, and feel that there is a gap after joining the company. Therefore, “Job Draft” offers “Job Draft Career,” a career education support program that provides an opportunity to think about the future before deciding on a career path, as well as job
information that could only be collected through text-based job postings for high school students. “Job Draft Navi”, a job information app that disseminates information, “Job Draft Fes”, a joint company information session for high school students where you can directly talk to many companies in one day, and re-learning for second-year high school graduates and former high school graduates. We operate “Job Draft Next,” which supports job hunting and job changes, and provide services that help high school students shape their futures according to their own will.

Job Draft Navi: https://job-draft.com/


ROOKIE’S CLUB

* ● Human resource development services*
We will develop courses to learn skills that will be needed in future society, such as the basic skills and mindset required as working adults, DX, etc., and will help high school students and high school graduates to advance their careers in the era of 100-year lifespans. We operate support for
For companies that are recruiting and training Generation Z employees, we offer “ROOKIE’S
CLUB (Rookie’s Club)” also creates peer groups outside the company. We will also provide skill-up courses such as the digital marketing course “DMU” to support the development of young human resources who will promote corporate development.

* -Company Profile-*
◆Zinjib Co., Ltd.
Representative Director and President: Mitsuhide Sasaki
Head office location: 14th floor, Sunmarion Tower, 2-6-12
Minamihonmachi, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka
Bases: Osaka Head Office, Tokyo, Fukuoka, Nagoya, Sendai, Hiroshima, Niigata, Okayama, Kumamoto, Shizuoka
Established: March 23, 2015 (Group founded on September 1, 1998) Stock information: Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market (Stock code: 142A) HP: https://jinjib.co.jp/

In March 2023, certified as “Osaka City’s Leading Company for Women’s Empowerment.”
In 2023, selected for the “Career Advancement Support Project through Reskilling” (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry).
In December 2023, we received the “Excellence Award” at the “13th Career Education Awards” (sponsored by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry).






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