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How to Say ‘New job opportunities’ in Japanese

新しい仕事の機会

atarashii shigoto no kikai

[ah-tah-rah-shee-ee shee-goh-toh noh kee-kah-ee]

💬 Usage Tip: [の] links the two nouns so [新しい仕事] describes [機会]: a chance related to a new job. You can build many phrases this way, like [海外の仕事の機会]。

Phrase Breakdown

新しい仕事

atarashii shigoto

new job

A common phrase meaning work or employment that is new to the person.

Example

新しい仕事を探しています。

I am looking for a new job.

Words in this phrase

新しい

atarashii

[ah-tah-rah-shee-ee]

new

Used for something fresh or different, such as a new job path.

Example

新しい分野にも挑戦したいです。

I also want to challenge myself in a new field.

仕事

shigoto

[shee-goh-toh]

work; job

Refers to employment or professional work.

Example

仕事の内容を詳しく聞きました。

I asked in detail about the job content.

の機会

no kikai

opportunity; chance

の機会 means an opportunity for something, often used in work contexts.

Example

仕事の機会が増えました。

Opportunities for work have increased.

Words in this phrase

no

[noh]

of; for

Connects two nouns and shows the relationship between them.

Example

成長の機会を大切にしています。

I value opportunities for growth.

機会

kikai

[kee-kah-ee]

opportunity; chance

An occasion or opening for advancement, work, or learning.

Example

新しい機会があれば応募したいです。

If there is a new opportunity, I would like to apply.

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