Good day!
I've seen a lot of information about jobs in Japan on this website but I still want to clarify some information.
So, I live in Ukraine - East Europe - and I will have graduated as master of law from the law faculty of university by the 2014. My specialization is commercial law. I have some plans to go to the Law School of Tokyo National University to have one more master degree in law. You may ask me why i want to do that? Well, I want to improve my knowledge in maritime law and international trade. I'm studding English, French, and I must know Japanese (JLPT N1) to pass tests to Law School.
So, is it plausible for gaijin to work as a lawyer in Japan if I gain Japanese education? I'm interesting in international negotiations, contracts, trade and so one, not in problems of criminal law and other... I hope you understand me ^_^
P.S. English isn't my native language, I'm only studding it , so don't be angry about my mistakes.
Thank you!
I've seen a lot of information about jobs in Japan on this website but I still want to clarify some information.
So, I live in Ukraine - East Europe - and I will have graduated as master of law from the law faculty of university by the 2014. My specialization is commercial law. I have some plans to go to the Law School of Tokyo National University to have one more master degree in law. You may ask me why i want to do that? Well, I want to improve my knowledge in maritime law and international trade. I'm studding English, French, and I must know Japanese (JLPT N1) to pass tests to Law School.
So, is it plausible for gaijin to work as a lawyer in Japan if I gain Japanese education? I'm interesting in international negotiations, contracts, trade and so one, not in problems of criminal law and other... I hope you understand me ^_^
P.S. English isn't my native language, I'm only studding it , so don't be angry about my mistakes.
Thank you!