ASUBASHI Presents New Possibilities at Toyota City's 'Toyota Future Conference': Sharing Latest Case Studies on 'Apprenticeships' and 'Specialized Training for High School Graduates'

General Incorporated Association ASUBASHI (Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture; Representative Director: Yoshitaka Menjo) participated as a speaker at the 'Toyota Future Conference' hosted by Toyota City on Wednesday, March 25, 2026, at Toyota City Hall. Under the theme of 'Thinking about a future where we cannot hire people,' the conference brought together business owners and HR managers from local companies. ASUBASHI participated as a breakout session speaker, sharing the latest case studies on 'apprenticeships,' a system where high school students 'learn while working,' and specialized development programs for high school graduates. These initiatives garnered significant interest from both government and corporate sectors as a new alternative to traditional recruitment methods.

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1. 'Apprenticeship': A New Model Combining Learning and Income

The 'Apprenticeship' promoted by ASUBASHI is a system that 'integrates working and learning,' allowing individuals to gain knowledge, skills, and pursue career development while working in an actual workplace and earning an income. During the breakout session, the 'Kaitaku Scholarship Program,' an apprenticeship program specialized for the welfare industry, was presented. A high school student who participated in the program shared their insights, learning experiences, and personal growth.