
LearnToWork
Learntowork
About
This app supports foreigners aiming to work in Japan's growing elderly care industry. It offers practice exams and study materials for the Certified Care Worker national exam, with features designed for engaging and effective learning.
What's New in LearnToWork
1.0
September 29, 2022
In-App Purchases
$11.99
1 month plan
Unlock all contents for one month
Developer apps
FAQ
What is LearnToWork?
LearnToWork is an educational app designed to help foreigners prepare for the Certified Care Worker national exam in Japan. It was developed by Okayama Foreign Language Institute with input from care professionals and Japan IT System Co., Ltd.
Who is LearnToWork for?
This app is intended for individuals aiming to become certified care workers in Japan, including those studying at care training institutions or currently working under specific visa statuses like 'Specified Skills'.
What are the benefits of becoming a Certified Care Worker in Japan?
Becoming a Certified Care Worker can lead to higher salaries compared to other caregiver roles and allows for the acquisition of a care visa, enabling you to bring your spouse and establish a stable life in Japan.
How does LearnToWork help users study?
LearnToWork features a ranking system for motivation, allows practice by year and subject area, and includes past national exam questions from the last 10 years. It also supports studying in native languages.
Does LearnToWork have ads?
Yes, LearnToWork contains advertisements to support its development and maintenance.
What is the update frequency for LearnToWork?
LearnToWork was last updated on September 29, 2022, with version 1.0. Further updates will be released as needed to improve content and functionality.
What devices does LearnToWork support?
LearnToWork is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible for a wide range of Apple users.
How does LearnToWork track progress?
The app incorporates a ranking system to foster a sense of accomplishment and engagement. Users can also focus their studies by challenging themselves in specific subject areas of caregiving problems.





