jellyfishEC
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- 21 Sep 2012
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Ohayou!!
Are there other Filipinos here?
Are there other Filipinos here?
me...a filipino kpop fanatic right here
Under members , it shows 933 from there.
Uncle Frank
I'm living in Taguig. But hoping to live somewhere near the beach, preferably La Union, Siargao or BalerHi Baskerville. Hello. Mabuti naman. Are you residing in the Phils or Japan?
I'm living in Taguig. But hoping to live somewhere near the beach, preferably La Union, Siargao or Baler
How about you, jellyfish? Hi pauro!
This Jellyfish account is company owned. Though our company is here in Ortigas
Are you at by any chance a Japanese? Your English seemed that you are. What's your company's business? :?
Hihi no. Filipino. I manage all our online accounts. We promote the study of the Japanese language in Japan. I live in Taguig too.I made an account here to know how other people who have studied in Japan describe their experience. Are you studying Nihongo too?
Sort of, but it is rather enjoying communicating with Japanese people and playing Japanese language games, rather than a thorough studying. But I'm learning, even slowly.
Wow that's good to hear. Even Nihongo students are advised to participate in activities like those, even the games just to use the language regularly enabling effective retention.
That's a good idea., Question, are you working already? or still studying?
I wished I'm still studying, but sadly, not anymore. I'm a registered nurse, though I'm not working as a nurse right now.I work for the CIA. :auch: joking. Still looking..
Haha. really? =)) Do you know a lot of people who want to study in Japan? You may want to be a freelance program consultant... ^^
Actually I'm one of those people who wants to Study in Japan. :sorry: What job is that by the way? Can you make it into the details?
We have individual and company partners like Sensei Yory language school, Attic Tours Travel Agency, Reli Tours Travel Agency, etc. What they do is when they have applicants who want to study or go to Japan, they promote our program. We have posters and flyers in their office.We usually give a Php 15,000 commission for every successful application / student if you have 2 students. If you have 3 or more successful student referrals, the commission is Php 25,000 per student.
Usually, it's the individuals who want the commission deal. Some companies prefer a tie up where we also provide them with clients / customers in return.
It's up to you which deal to accept if you have a company or store, we can make a tie up or you may want to just have the individual commission.
We do this because Japan enthusiasts like you are the ones who know a lot of people who also want to go to Japan. Some may want to have a program that we offer but still do not know that Jellyfish is now in the Philippines. ^^
If it's a little overwhelming, maybe you can just give me your number or call us at 0905-6664161 or ask Dan to explain it to you again ^^
Okay I'm very much interested with the offer for student, not really with the job. Though, can you please tell me a brief info about contracts being held there? I know it's an agency, so I hope you'll understand if I will ask so much, because you know, there are lots of not so good agencies, especially here in the Phils.Actually, I kind of short with the budget right now, so is it something study now pay later? What is the name of the company? What sort of papers can you present for us to believe that it is legit? Seriously, I'll do anything just to earn a working visa for Japan. So if it's for real, then I'm interested to hear more. So tell me more, then if it's good, then we can do exchanging of numbers then.
We are not an agency but a consultation firm. We do not offer work in Japan.We only refer the students to our partner schools in Japan but it is still up to the student if s/he will pass the interview by the school. But we do offer assistance in doing all paper works and guiding the applicants every step of the way up until they are already in Japan. Our mother company, Jellyfish, Inc. 株式会社JELLYFISH（ジェリーフィッシュ）｜世界をつなぐ架け橋となる会社 has a team that is solely responsible for guiding the students when they are already in Japan.
Of course we know about the scams, that's why we also had a hard time when the Philippine branch opened last year. Here's our website: JELLYFISH EDUCATION PHILIPPINES and Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/JellyfishEducationConsultancy
You can see there pictures and updates on the students who we already have assisted and of course updates on the programs and schools.
Although, this is not a Study now pay later program. Once we have your Certificate of Eligibility on hand, you need to pay the 60% of the tuition fee to the school. We will provide all students with the bank account of the school they enrolled in because the tuition fee needs to be deposited.
We posted our legal documents before but removed it from Facebook and our website because we were warned that these documents may easily be downloaded and used by other people for illegal purposes. For example, a person can claim that they are affiliated with us and use our documents to fool people and get money from them.
If you want to discuss the program thoroughly, you may call us to explain it to you.