The Japanese Journal of career education

The Japanese Journal of career education

Published by Japanese Society for the Study of Career Education

113 registered articles
(updated on December 02, 2025)

Online ISSN : 2432-3934
Print ISSN : 1881-3755
ISSN-L : 1881-3755

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2025 Volume 44 Issue 1

Characteristics of School-to-Work Transition Support for English Learners in Ohio, USA: Focusing on Practices at the Career Center in the South-Western City Schools Yuzuka ASHIZAWA, Chizuru ISHIMINE
Beyond Language Support: Institutional Barriers to Career Development for Japanese-Language Students in Japan Takuya SAIGAN, Shinji TATEISHI
The Characteristics of a Comprehensive Support System for Adolescent Mothers in Alberta, Canada: An Analysis Through the Combined Lens of the Capability Approach and Paternalism Yukashi ASATO, Atsushi OKABE
The Characteristics of Career Development Support for Immigrants Students in Preparatory Classes in Germany: Focusing on the Positioning and Effect of Work Experience Program on Existing Supports Shunsuke FUJITA

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A Study on the Knowledge Gained and Skills Acquired through Internship and Part-time Work among Undergraduates

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The Multidimensional Structure of the Career Choice Self-Efficacy Scale : Factorial Invariance among University Students and Technical High School Students

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