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Braintree International School in Bongaigaon has become the first high school in Assam to introduce the JLPT N5 programme in partnership with JECI. Offered free of cost to 115 students, the initiative creates a structured pathway from school education to Japanese universities, strengthening India–Japan educational cooperation. Students and school leaders at Braintree International School, Bongaigaon, celebrate the launch of Assam's first JLPT N5 programme. Introduced by JECI

Assam Skill University, in collaboration with The Japan Foundation, New Delhi and the Indo-Japan Business Council, has launched the Japanese Language Teacher Development Program in Guwahati. The initiative aims to strengthen Japanese language education in Northeast India by developing qualified teachers and enhancing long-term India–Japan educational, cultural and workforce partnerships. Officials from Assam Skill University, The Japan Foundation and the Indo-Japan Business C

JECI has partnered with Praxis Business School to establish a JECI JHUB Satellite Skill Center, bringing Japanese language training, JLPT preparation, workplace excellence programs, internships, and career pathways closer to students and professionals in Eastern India. Toward strengthening India-Japan collaboration in education and workforce development, the Japan Education Center & Information Foundation (JECI) has announced a strategic partnership with Praxis Business Schoo

Japan Education Center and Information Foundation (JECI) and Tomorrow Foundation have launched a pioneering initiative to introduce Japanese-inspired early childhood education practices across 187 Anganwadi schools in Birbhum, West Bengal. The project promotes foundational learning, sustainability, discipline, and responsible citizenship while advancing India-Japan educational cooperation. In a significant step toward transforming foundational learning and promoting sustainab

SGT University has inaugurated the Japan Education and Skill Development Cell (JESDC) in partnership with the Indo Japan Chamber of Commerce. The initiative aims to strengthen India–Japan educational cooperation by promoting Japanese language learning, skill development, academic exchange, internships, and career pathways for students seeking global opportunities. SGT University inaugurates the Japan Education and Skill Development Cell in collaboration with the Indo Japan Ch

In a step toward strengthening India–Japan educational cooperation, The Japan Foundation, Assam Skill University, and Indo-Japan Business Council have joined hands to launch a Japanese Language Teacher Development Program for Northeast India. Designed to create a new generation of trained educators, the initiative aims to expand access to Japanese language learning, cultural exchange, and career opportunities in the region — even for candidates with no prior Japanese language

Rajeev Gupta, Chairman, North East India Committee, IJBC and Koji Sato, Director General, Japan Foundation announced the signing of Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) The Indo‑Japan Business Council (IJBC) has announced the signing of a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Japan Foundation to launch the North‑East Japanese Teacher Development Pilot (NE‑JTDP). This initiative is designed to strengthen Japanese language education in North‑East India by supporting

Japan is steadily emerging as a top destination for global education, and the MEXT Scholarship 2027 opens a significant pathway for Indian students to access world-class universities, research opportunities, and fully funded academic programs. As Tokyo deepens its push for internationalisation, this initiative reflects a broader effort to build global talent networks and strengthen India–Japan educational ties. New Delhi, April 2026 Japan’s journey towards building a globall

India–Japan ties are entering a new phase, driven by frontier technologies, innovation ecosystems, and a shared vision for global leadership in science and sustainable development.

As India and Japan expand their strategic partnership, ICFAST TOKYO 2026 at the University of Tokyo (14–15 February) highlights how science, technology, and innovation are driving the next phase of bilateral cooperation—bringing together diplomacy, research excellence, industry leadership, and young talent. ICFAST TOKYO 2026 highlights India–Japan cooperation in science, technology, and academic innovation in Tokyo. As preparations reach their final stage, ICFAST TOKYO 2026,

The India–Japan Summit’s 500,000 human resource exchange target is less about migration and more about intent. It signals a shift toward structured exchange—students, researchers, professionals, and institutions—built on trust, skills, and reciprocity.

Japan’s new foreign worker policy quietly opens a historic door. With up to 1.23 million jobs by 2028, Japan is signalling long-term opportunity for global talent, and with India’s young workforce—across logistics, recycling, and skilled trades, backed by structured training, fair employment, and career stability