[Archive Streaming] Returning to Society from Unemployment - For those who have been blank for too long and are afraid to take a step [Free & Limited Time]
Kizuki Business College is offering free, limited-time streaming of their online seminar aimed at helping people with long employment gaps return to work. Streaming is available until May 23, 2026.
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“My employment gap is too long, and I’m afraid to take the first step...”. Are you harboring such feelings alone?
Seeing peers of the same age succeeding on social media makes you want to throw your smartphone away.
The more you think “I have to work,” the heavier your body feels, and you can’t move.
Right now, you feel there is absolutely nothing you can write on your resume...
If you are in this darkness right now, please know this. This video is not planned to scold you, but to help you get out of that darkness together.
Periods of being NEET or unemployed can happen to anyone. It is by no means “being spoiled” or “laziness.”
It’s just that various factors such as disrupted life rhythms, decline in physical strength, loss of confidence, and anxiety about interacting with others have piled up, making it difficult to start moving.
Kizuki Business College (KBC), an employment transition support facility, will distribute for free an archived video of an online seminar held on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, aimed at making the restart from a period of unemployment a reality.
## Program Details
In this video, based on the experience cultivated on the front lines by a support professional with 20 years in the welfare industry, we will convey the following three points:
- Factors hindering the return to society
- Steps to proceed without overexertion
- Real-life examples of those who have successfully returned to society
Anyone can become unemployed. It is absolutely not true that you are the only one facing problems.
You don’t need to make a drastic change all at once. It’s okay to start by just knowing “how to move forward.”
## Speaker Profile
Kenta Kato
Area Manager, Kizuki Business College (KBC)
Joined Kizuki in 2023. Originally working as a childcare worker, he became interested in supporting people with disabilities after taking charge of children with disabilities, and transitioned to the disability welfare field.
Feeling uncomfortable with the current situation where support policies are sometimes decided somewhat based on senses or empirical rules of supporters, he joined Kizuki as a Service Management Manager with the idea of “wanting to provide evidence-based support.”
Highly evaluated for earning deep trust from users, he was appointed as the manager of a new base in August 2024.
## Event Archive Video Streaming Overview
- Viewing Period: Until Tuesday, May 23, 2026, 23:59
- Location: YouTube LIVE (Registration required)
- Participation Fee: Free (Advance registration required)
- Organizer: Kizuki Business College (KBC)
## Flow of Viewing the Event Archive Video
Please apply from the link below. We will provide the event URL via an auto-reply email.
1. Fill out the simple application form
2. After sending, receive the viewing URL via auto-reply email
3. Watch the event from the URL!
## Supplementary Information
* A simple form entry is required to provide the link.
* If you do not receive the auto-reply email, please check your spam folder.
* If it is not in the spam folder, please contact the contact information listed on the application completion screen.
* Please refrain from unauthorized reproduction of the event.
* For inquiries regarding this matter, please contact us by email (service@kizuki.or.jp).
## Notes on the Content of this Video
This archive video partially includes information and content of the “Special Consultation Session” held for those who participated on the day of the lecture.
Please note that we do not hold a special consultation session for those who only watch the archive video. Thank you for your understanding.
## About Kizuki Corporation
◆ About Various Businesses
At Kizuki, which has the vision of “creating a society where you can start over as many times as you want,” we are currently rolling out various businesses for those who have experienced various “difficulties” to realize this vision.
○ Kizuki Business College (KBC) (Employment Support Business)
Operates the employment transition support facility “Kizuki Business College” in Tokyo, Osaka Prefecture, etc. Implements support for “employment suitable for each individual” for those who have resigned due to depression, adjustment disorder, or developmental disorder, or those who are unable to work due to these illnesses or disorders.
○ Kizuki Kyoikujuku (Learning Support Business)
A tutoring school with the concept of being close to each individual’s troubles and finding a learning method that suits them. We receive a wide variety of consultations, including school refusal and dropping out, as well as anxiety about interpersonal relationships, concerns about physical condition, and a sense of weakness in learning. Online classes are available nationwide.
Seeing peers of the same age succeeding on social media makes you want to throw your smartphone away.
The more you think “I have to work,” the heavier your body feels, and you can’t move.
Right now, you feel there is absolutely nothing you can write on your resume...
If you are in this darkness right now, please know this. This video is not planned to scold you, but to help you get out of that darkness together.
Periods of being NEET or unemployed can happen to anyone. It is by no means “being spoiled” or “laziness.”
It’s just that various factors such as disrupted life rhythms, decline in physical strength, loss of confidence, and anxiety about interacting with others have piled up, making it difficult to start moving.
Kizuki Business College (KBC), an employment transition support facility, will distribute for free an archived video of an online seminar held on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, aimed at making the restart from a period of unemployment a reality.
## Program Details
In this video, based on the experience cultivated on the front lines by a support professional with 20 years in the welfare industry, we will convey the following three points:
- Factors hindering the return to society
- Steps to proceed without overexertion
- Real-life examples of those who have successfully returned to society
Anyone can become unemployed. It is absolutely not true that you are the only one facing problems.
You don’t need to make a drastic change all at once. It’s okay to start by just knowing “how to move forward.”
## Speaker Profile
Kenta Kato
Area Manager, Kizuki Business College (KBC)
Joined Kizuki in 2023. Originally working as a childcare worker, he became interested in supporting people with disabilities after taking charge of children with disabilities, and transitioned to the disability welfare field.
Feeling uncomfortable with the current situation where support policies are sometimes decided somewhat based on senses or empirical rules of supporters, he joined Kizuki as a Service Management Manager with the idea of “wanting to provide evidence-based support.”
Highly evaluated for earning deep trust from users, he was appointed as the manager of a new base in August 2024.
## Event Archive Video Streaming Overview
- Viewing Period: Until Tuesday, May 23, 2026, 23:59
- Location: YouTube LIVE (Registration required)
- Participation Fee: Free (Advance registration required)
- Organizer: Kizuki Business College (KBC)
## Flow of Viewing the Event Archive Video
Please apply from the link below. We will provide the event URL via an auto-reply email.
1. Fill out the simple application form
2. After sending, receive the viewing URL via auto-reply email
3. Watch the event from the URL!
## Supplementary Information
* A simple form entry is required to provide the link.
* If you do not receive the auto-reply email, please check your spam folder.
* If it is not in the spam folder, please contact the contact information listed on the application completion screen.
* Please refrain from unauthorized reproduction of the event.
* For inquiries regarding this matter, please contact us by email (service@kizuki.or.jp).
## Notes on the Content of this Video
This archive video partially includes information and content of the “Special Consultation Session” held for those who participated on the day of the lecture.
Please note that we do not hold a special consultation session for those who only watch the archive video. Thank you for your understanding.
## About Kizuki Corporation
◆ About Various Businesses
At Kizuki, which has the vision of “creating a society where you can start over as many times as you want,” we are currently rolling out various businesses for those who have experienced various “difficulties” to realize this vision.
○ Kizuki Business College (KBC) (Employment Support Business)
Operates the employment transition support facility “Kizuki Business College” in Tokyo, Osaka Prefecture, etc. Implements support for “employment suitable for each individual” for those who have resigned due to depression, adjustment disorder, or developmental disorder, or those who are unable to work due to these illnesses or disorders.
○ Kizuki Kyoikujuku (Learning Support Business)
A tutoring school with the concept of being close to each individual’s troubles and finding a learning method that suits them. We receive a wide variety of consultations, including school refusal and dropping out, as well as anxiety about interpersonal relationships, concerns about physical condition, and a sense of weakness in learning. Online classes are available nationwide.