Careers
| ★ Earn ¥1,500/hour from Training! Support Staff at Narita Airport♪ | |
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| Job Type | [Part-time/Contract] Information Desk/Reception/Front Desk, Other Service Roles |
| Recruitment Overview | Work inside Narita Airport! Support customers using the self-service baggage drop machines. If you love airports or airplanes, any motivation is welcome! We are recruiting opening members for customer support roles. ★ Recommended Points for This Job! ・Most staff start with no prior experience! ・10 days of training and a strong support system ensure even beginners can work with confidence. ・As it’s at the airport, you can make use of your English skills. First-round interviews require no resume! Casual web interviews are available—you can join from your room using your smartphone. Interviews are available on weekends as well. Second and final interviews will be held in person. Well provided Benefits & Welfare are available! ・Uniform polo shirts and bibs provided ・Access to airport staff lounges ・Employee discounts at many airport stores |
| Job Description | A rare opportunity to work on the international check-in floor at Narita Airport. Main Duties: 1. Verifying and guiding customers using the self-service baggage drop machines 2. Supporting customers with basic machine operations |
| Work Period | Long-term |
| Days Off & Holidays | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Public Holidays ① Part-time: Work from 2 days per week—choose your own days off! ② Contract: Two days off per week (shift system, requests for days off possible) |
| Experience・Certificates | Who We’re Looking For ・Those who want to use their English skills! ・Those who want to learn English! ・Those aiming for a career in the aviation industry! ・University students, homemakers, those with experience in reception, guidance, or customer service, and anyone who enjoys interacting with people are all welcome! Japanese skill N2+ required Selection Process First Round: Casual web interview (join from your room via smartphone, weekends available) in Japanse. Second/Final Round: In-person interview in Japnese |
| Benefits & Welfare | ・Full Social Insurance Coverage ・Transportation Allowance (up to ¥1,500/day, subject to company policy) ・Car Commuting Negotiable ・No Resume Required ・Uniform Provided (Polo shirt and bib) ・Access to Airport Staff Lounges ・Employee Discounts Available at various airport stores |
| Work Location | Company: Three S Co., Ltd. [Narita Airport] Nearest Station: ・Keisei Main Line, Narita Airport Station (1 min walk) ・JR Narita Line, Narita Airport Station (1 min walk) ・Narita Sky Access, Narita Airport Station (1 min walk) Directly connected to the station for easy commuting! |
| How to Apply | Please register as a friend on the official Three S LINE account and send a message with the following information: Three S Official LINE ID: ⇒ @999llqsc 1. Your Name in Katakana 2. Your Address 3. Your Phone Number 4. Your Nationality 5. Your Residence Status in Japan After confirming your message, we will contact you shortly. |
Interviews
Interview for Crew Care Staff: Ms. Iwashita
I currently work as a crew care staff at the Narita Airport. My job as a crew care staff is delivering the GD, general declaration, which is essential document for flights, and escorting flight crews for arrivals and departures. Being able to see airplanes in close sight and have conversations with crews about planes and foreign countries make me look forward to my workday.
Also, relationships in the workplace are very positive. We show strong teamwork by helping each other. I would like to keep working with my coworkers joyously and vibrantly.
Interview on Airport Staff: Mr. Tonomura
The word which represents the work I do is “growth”. After experiencing jobs in different industries, working in the airport feels very exciting and fresh for me. Here at the Narita Airport, I am given chances to communicate with people coming from different countries and it creates chances to improve my English skills. Also, preparing the GD and doing jobs that have huge responsibility on the operations of flight help me level up my leadership skills. Fortunately, I am given a position to control the operations of Crew Care and its training programs. I am always looking for new knowledge, skills, and mindsets to improve while receiving supports and training from instructors.
Working in the aviation industry puts pressures on me. However, I take it as opportunities to learn new skillsets and build the mental fortitude. I feel very grateful to be able to work at the Narita Airport, the entrance of Japan.