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I'm not sure if this helps you anymore because so much time has passed, but:
Do the skill that is the most satisfying for you. If it doesn't matter then focus on programming first. Get a year or two of good, challenging, quality experience under your belt and then go for Japanese. I absolutely think you can focus on both, but it takes a lot of dedication and a good system.
Getting programming first will give you skills to live on while you learn Japanese.
"What stage those skills should reach?"
N2 for Japanese, no idea for programming.
I've seen plenty of Vietnamese programmers working here, so it's totally possible.
Thank you for your reply. Currently, I am trying to improve both Japanese and programming but the progress in Japanese is quite slow. And 200-250k is in Japanese Yen
200-250k is the monthly salary that Japanese companies pay for Vietnamese fresh graduate engineer when they go to my country to recruit. Can you tell me the average monthly salary for fresh graduate? I am going to Japan next year, currently my Japanese level is around N4 and I am studying for N3. Can you suggest me a good studying method?
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I think there was a problem with Dev.to's notification system. I kept seeing notifications for my articles, but couldn't actually read their contents. I am sorry for the delay in responding.
I'm not sure if this helps you anymore because so much time has passed, but:
Do the skill that is the most satisfying for you. If it doesn't matter then focus on programming first. Get a year or two of good, challenging, quality experience under your belt and then go for Japanese. I absolutely think you can focus on both, but it takes a lot of dedication and a good system.
Getting programming first will give you skills to live on while you learn Japanese.
"What stage those skills should reach?"
N2 for Japanese, no idea for programming.
I've seen plenty of Vietnamese programmers working here, so it's totally possible.
200-250k in what currency?
Thank you for your reply. Currently, I am trying to improve both Japanese and programming but the progress in Japanese is quite slow. And 200-250k is in Japanese Yen
That's very low compared to Japan, but the cost of living is also much higher here, I imagine.
200-250k is the monthly salary that Japanese companies pay for Vietnamese fresh graduate engineer when they go to my country to recruit. Can you tell me the average monthly salary for fresh graduate? I am going to Japan next year, currently my Japanese level is around N4 and I am studying for N3. Can you suggest me a good studying method?