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Article 26Employment Placement of Students, Pupils

第二十六条(学生生徒等の職業紹介等)

In connection with employment placement by a school as provided in Article 1 of the School Education Act (Act No. 26 of 1947) (hereinafter referred to as a "school") for its students or pupils, or persons who have graduated from or left that school (excluding those prescribed by Cabinet Order; hereinafter referred to as a "student, pupil, etc."), public employment security offices must cooperate with the school to provide employment information and the results of occupational surveys and research to the students, pupils, etc. They must also offer vocational guidance, and, through communication among public employment security offices, endeavor to uncover as many job openings as deemed appropriate to refer students, pupils, etc., and endeavor to match them with jobs suited to their abilities.

公共職業安定所は、学校教育法(昭和二十二年法律第二十六号)第一条に規定する学校(以下「学校」という。)の学生若しくは生徒又は学校を卒業し、又は退学した者(政令で定める者を除く。以下「学生生徒等」という。)の職業紹介については、学校と協力して、学生生徒等に対し、雇用情報、職業に関する調査研究の成果等を提供し、職業指導を行い、及び公共職業安定所間の連絡により、学生生徒等に対して紹介することが適当と認められるできる限り多くの求人を開拓し、各学生生徒等の能力に適合した職業にあつせんするよう努めなければならない。

A public employment security office must cooperate in the vocational guidance that a school provides to its students and pupils.

公共職業安定所は、学校が学生又は生徒に対して行う職業指導に協力しなければならない。

To effectively and efficiently provide vocational guidance to students, pupils, etc., a public employment security office is to cooperate with schools and other relevant parties to offer opportunities for students to experience employment, to consult with career consultants as provided for in , and to implement other necessary measures to deepen the students' or pupils' interest and understanding of career choices.

公共職業安定所は、学生生徒等に対する職業指導を効果的かつ効率的に行うことができるよう、学校その他の関係者と協力して、職業を体験する機会又はに規定するキャリアコンサルタントによる相談の機会の付与その他の職業の選択についての学生又は生徒の関心と理解を深めるために必要な措置を講ずるものとする。

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