Jibun-ryoku School for High School Students to be Held on April 26 (Sun)! The 2nd session specializes in construction, electricity, and other fields. 8 excellent local companies in Okayama Prefecture participate. High school students' true feelings are shared with society! High school students from Okayama Prefecture gather.
The Future Creation Executive Committee for High School Students (within Progress Co., Ltd.) will hold the second "Jibun-ryoku School" career event for high school students on April 26, 2026. This session will focus on high-demand fields like construction, machinery, electricity, and manufacturing, with 8 local technical companies participating to offer a half-day program combining in-depth career understanding, self-analysis, and aptitude testing.
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The Future Creation Executive Committee for High School Students (within Progress Co., Ltd.) will hold the second "Jibun-ryoku School" career event for high school students on Sunday, April 26, 2026. The first session gathered high school students from 27 schools across a wide area of Okayama Prefecture, including Okayama City and Kurashiki City, and received high praise for "alleviating anxieties about future career paths." This second session will specialize in four high-demand fields: [construction, machinery, electricity, manufacturing]. It will be updated and implemented as a "dense half-day program" combining deeper career understanding, self-analysis, and aptitude testing, with the participation of 8 excellent local technical companies that support the region.
## Achievements and Reactions from the First Session: "Passion for Career Paths" Gathered from Across Okayama Prefecture
### "In just 3 hours, future anxieties turned into confidence"
The first session, held in November 2025, received more applications than its capacity, resulting in 32 high school students and guardians from 27 schools across a wide area of the prefecture, including Okayama, Kurashiki, Soja, Setouchi, Yakage, and Wake, participating.
Surveys showed a series of comments such as "I was able to hear real stories from companies, which gave me a clearer image of working" and "I started to see what I value," confirming positive changes in participants' attitudes towards their career paths.
## Achievements and Reactions from the First Session: "Passion for Career Paths" Gathered from Across Okayama Prefecture
### "In just 3 hours, future anxieties turned into confidence"
The first session, held in November 2025, received more applications than its capacity, resulting in 32 high school students and guardians from 27 schools across a wide area of the prefecture, including Okayama, Kurashiki, Soja, Setouchi, Yakage, and Wake, participating.
Surveys showed a series of comments such as "I was able to hear real stories from companies, which gave me a clearer image of working" and "I started to see what I value," confirming positive changes in participants' attitudes towards their career paths.