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How to Say ‘Caregiving job’ in Japanese

介護の仕事

kaigo no shigoto

[kai-goh noh shee-goh-toh]

💬 Usage Tip: [A の B] links nouns: “[介護] + [の] + [仕事]” = “caregiving work.”

🇯🇵 In Japan: You may also hear [介護の現場] (“the care site/field”)—a common phrase in Japan’s care industry.

Phrase Breakdown

介護

kaigo

[kai-goh]

caregiving; nursing care

In this phrase, 介護 specifies the field: caregiving. It often appears in job titles like 介護職 (care worker).

Example

介護の仕事で利用者の生活を支えたいです。

In caregiving work, I want to support users’ daily lives.

no

[noh]

of; linking particle

の connects nouns. Here it means “caregiving work” (work in caregiving). Often used to specify type/field.

Example

介護の仕事を探しています。

I’m looking for caregiving work.

仕事

shigoto

[shee-goh-toh]

job; work

In 介護の仕事, 仕事 means the occupation itself. You can also say 介護の仕事をしています (I work in caregiving).

Example

介護の仕事は体力も必要です。

Caregiving work also requires physical strength.

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