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Freeters to get second chance The education ministry said Feb. 20 it is considering standardizing how colleges credit and certify adult students to help the growing number of young job-hoppers and other older people to get another chance at employment. The plan is part of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's "second chance" initiative, a key policy initiative of his administration. Currently, some colleges provide original credit certificates to students who finish adult education courses, but the way they do so varies from certifying a credit for each course to doing so after a required number of courses are taken, the officials said.
The Japan Times Weekly: Feb. 24, 2007 |
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