Who are Bhrighu's programs designed for?

Bhrighu's programs are designed for final-year graduates, aspiring architects/engineers/tech leaders, and working professionals seeking global exposure in Japan.

How does the Bhrighu journey work?

Bhrighu follows a 4-phase structured progression: Phase I – Preparation in India, Phase II – Academic Integration in Japan, Phase III – Workplace Exposure, Phase IV – Employment Stabilisation.

Is Bhrighu a visa agency or placement agency?

No. Bhrighu is not a visa-processing intermediary, placement agency, or language-only training centre. It operates as a structured international career pathway institution.

Which Japanese partner institutions does Bhrighu work with?

Bhrighu's select partner institutions in Japan include i-SEIFU, Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science, Nagasaki International University, Akashi Japanese Language School, and Fujiyama Japanese Language School.

What programs does Bhrighu Academy offer?

Bhrighu offers three main programs: Work & Learn Program (WLP – Japan), Advanced Professional Program in Building Information Modelling (APPBIM – Japan), and Post Graduate Program in Information Technology Management (PGPITM – Japan).

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