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All Seven Students From Yomei High School for Special Needs Education Passed the Caregiver Certification Exam; the First Time All Students Have Passed, and some Have Already Received Job Offers From Care Facilities.
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Seven third-year students in the welfare-focused program at Okinawa Prefectural Yomei High School for Special Needs Education (Urasoe City) have all passed the Okinawa Prefectural Caregiver Training Course (formerly Home Helper Level 2), a public qualification exam. This marks the first time students from the school have passed the exam. Among them, Ren Toyama (17) has received a job offer from a care facility in Okinawa Prefecture. The seven st…
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