INSTRACTOR

An internationally recognized qualification for providing training instruction based on scientific evidence. The NSCA-CPT is a global certification accredited by the National Strength and Conditioning Association. It validates the expertise and technical skills required to design and instruct safe, effective training programs for general clients (non-athletes seeking health promotion and physical improvement).
 

Note: Depending on context, "Dementia Care Rehabilitation Specialist" is also acceptable.

A specialized qualification focused on rehabilitation that maintains and improves the "individuality" and Quality of Life (QOL) of those living with dementia.

Certified by the Japan Dementia Rehabilitation Association, this credential is typically held by rehabilitation professionals (PT, OT, ST), nurses, and care workers. It focuses not merely on physical recovery, but on delaying the progression of dementia and maximizing remaining capabilities to support a lifestyle that remains true to the individual.

A credential proving expertise as a professional coach who supports client goal achievement and self-growth through dialogue.Certified by the Ginza Coaching School (GCS), this qualification is based on the philosophy that "the answer lies within the client." It utilizes communication techniques—specifically questioning and active listening—to draw out the client's potential and encourage spontaneous action and goal attainment.
 

Note: Also translates as "Recreational Caregiver," but "Specialist" sounds more authoritative.

An expert in planning and executing recreation that provides "joy" and "purpose" (Ikigai) to the elderly, bringing smiles to caregiving environments.

Certified by the Japan Active Community Association, this role is active primarily in nursing care facilities. It goes beyond simple "pastimes" or "killing time." It validates the ability to plan and execute high-quality recreational activities that consider each individual's physical and mental state, hobbies, and skills, leading to the maintenance and improvement of their functions.