part-time job
The Student Support Office (or the Academic Affairs Office within the Monobe General Affairs Office at the Monobe Campus) handles job postings for general part-time work and tutoring positions. The application guidelines and important notes are as follows:
*First-year students are encouraged to apply for job referrals starting in the second semester, once they have become fully accustomed to campus life.
Please note that for the School of Medicine, we only refer students to private tutors based on educational considerations. Those interested should contact the Student Support Office or the Student Affairs Office at the Okayama-Toyo Campus.
*Due to the recent increase in cram schools and other educational institutions, the demand for private tutors has decreased.
1. General part-time jobs (excluding tutoring)
1) Please review the "Student Part-Time Job Postings" available on KULAS. If you find a position that interests you, please apply directly by phone or other means using the contact information provided by the employer.
*Note: At the Monobe Campus, some job postings are also available at the Academic Affairs Office counter in the Monobe General Affairs Division.
2) Please honor your commitments to clients and never be late or absent without notice.
2. Private tutor
1) If you wish to become a tutor, please complete the tutor registration process in advance.
*Since the registration process varies by campus, please contact the relevant office at your campus for details (Asakura: Student Support Office / Monobe: Academic Affairs Office, Monobe General Affairs Division / Okayutaka: Student Affairs Office).
2) If you see a "Part-time Job (Tutoring) Opening" posted at KULAS (at the Academic Affairs Office counter in the Monobe General Affairs Division on the Monobe Campus, or at the Student Affairs Office counter on the Okayama-Toyo Campus) and are interested in any of the positions, please let the staff at the relevant counter know.
3) Since the client’s name, phone number, and other details constitute personal information, please do not disclose them to anyone else, including other registered students.
4) Please contact the client directly by phone or other means to submit your application, discuss the client’s requirements and our terms, and be sure to notify the designated contact person of the outcome (whether accepted or rejected).
3. Important Notes
1) Please be sure to confirm the terms of employment before making a decision.
2) If the actual working conditions differ from those listed in the job posting, please report this to the designated office at your campus.
3) If you drive a car or ride a motorcycle to work, please be careful to avoid accidents while commuting, including checking for parking availability.
4) With a few exceptions, election campaigning"The principle of no remuneration as stipulated in the Public Offices Election Act"and I took on the job thinking it was just a part-time gig,"Violation of the Public Offices Election Act"Please be aware that you may be asked about this, so students should take special care.
5) The university currently considers the following types of jobs unsuitable for student part-time work and, even if job postings are received, we do not accept them.
With the exception of extended periods of leave, daytime work lasting one week or longer; driving; security work; work at heights or other tasks deemed hazardous; door-to-door sales; work after 10:00 p.m.; employment in the adult entertainment industry; and other jobs considered educationally unsuitable
6) There have been cases where students working part-time jobs have gotten into trouble. If you find yourself in a difficult situation, please contact the Student Counseling Office. The Student Counseling Office will listen to your concerns, respect your wishes, and help you determine the best course of action. Depending on the situation, we may also coordinate with external agencies such as the Consumer Affairs Center, the Labor Standards Inspection Office, or the police.
- Consultation
- Student Counseling Center
TEL: 088-888-8010 E-mail:gsoudan@kochi-u.ac.jp