Teikyo University has a well-developed welfare system so that employees can work with peace of mind. Social insurance, various leave, various allowances, childcare / long-term care leave, and shortened working hours related to childcare / long-term care have been established. In addition to this, we are fully equipped with a property accumulation savings system, a funded mutual aid pension that supplements the public pension, various insurance systems that offer group discounts on insurance premiums, and subsidies for human dock consultation costs.
paid holidays | You can take 20 days of paid leave a year from the date of employment. The leave that could not be taken can be carried over to the next year up to 20 days each year. |
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Special paid leave | You can take 5 days of marriage leave and bereavement leave (10 to 1 day depending on the relationship). |
Various social insurance | We are fully equipped with health insurance, welfare pension, employment insurance, and workers' accident compensation insurance. |
Housing allowance | We pay 28,000 yen every month. * When contracting a rented house / room in the name of the person. * There are payment requirements such as age and years of service. (Within 5 years of employment and up to 30 years old) |
Commuting allowance | A 6-month unit (commuter pass amount) is provided. |
Prenatal and postnatal leave | You can take 6 weeks before and 8 weeks after the expected date of delivery. |
Childcare leave | As a general rule, you can get it until your child is one year old. |
Nursing care leave | You can get up to 100 days in total for each person who needs family care. |
Reduced working hours | You can work shorter hours until the child you are raising is 3 years old. (Example: 9:00 to 16:00) Cannot be used in combination with childcare leave. In addition, there is a reduced working hours system for long-term care. |
Recreation facility | With the membership-based welfare service, accommodation facilities, resort facilities, sports facilities, etc. nationwide can be used at special rates. |
The rate of employees who wish to take childcare leave is 100% every year! Most of the staff take continuous leave before and after childbirth. After returning to work, you can work shorter hours, so it is an environment where women can continue to work after pregnancy and childbirth. Men can also take childcare leave and actively participate in childcare.
Teikyo University is focusing on human resource development and is building a seamless training system. Beginning with training for prospective employees before employment, training for new employees after employment, training for young and mid-career staff, training for managers, and training according to purpose are adopted as training by rank, and it is a generous training that can be utilized in daily work. We have a system.
In addition, based on our Educational Philosophy of "“One’s way”," we aim to develop autonomous human resources, and at the same time, we will provide even more fulfilling training with an eye on the future of the university from various perspectives.
Teikyo University's administrative staff are expected to not only "responsible for administrative operations" by performing tasks accurately and steadily, but also to "contribute to organizational and business growth" while always maintaining a university-wide perspective and responding flexibly to changes in the environment. In order for each administrative staff member to fulfill these roles, we have significantly revised our personnel system in April 2022 and transformed the way we manage our organizations and human resources.
Major Measures
Teikyo University offers two courses for administrative staff: the Staff Course and the Management Course.
The Staff Course is a course in which you are responsible for the smooth running of your organization through administrative tasks and improvement work in your affiliated organization. Grades range from S1 to S5. S3 and above are expected to contribute by utilizing in-depth knowledge and skills in a specific field. The Management Course is a course in which you are responsible for organizational management aimed at achieving business plans and organizational goals, as well as leading cross-disciplinary and cross-organizational initiatives. Grades range from M3 to M9. Employees in the Management Course are trained as future management talent and candidates for managerial positions.
Course name | Course definition |
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Staff course | Employees who are responsible for the smooth running of their organizations through the execution of administrative tasks and improvement work in their respective organizations
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Management course | Employees who are responsible for organizational management to achieve the business plans and organizational goals of their assigned organizations, and who also lead the challenge of new issues across fields and organizations.
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First, students will take the staff course and gain experience in multiple tasks, allowing them to grow into fully-fledged employees. After that, after discussing with the university and the student, those who wish to further increase their expertise will progress to a higher level in the staff course. On the other hand, those who are considered to have the qualities of management personnel and who are expected to play an active role in management positions in the future will progress to the management course.
In addition, for S3 and M3 levels and above, it is possible to switch between the two courses if certain conditions are met.
Teikyo University's administrative department has a wide range of business categories, including teaching, research support, medical support, finance and accounting, general affairs and human resources, admissions and public relations, information, and facilities and management, offering a wide range of fields in which to excel.
Business Category | Main Business |
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Teaching |
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Research Support |
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Medical Support |
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Finance and Accounting |
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General Affairs and Personnel |
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Admissions and Public Relations |
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Information |
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Facilities and Management |
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