研けん修しゅう生せい

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Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

Refers to a person undergoing training, often in a company, technical program, or internship.

〈場ば所しょ〉で研けん修しゅう生せいとして働はたらくto work as a trainee at 〈place〉
彼かれは病びょう院いんで研けん修しゅう生せいとして働はたらいている。
He is working as a trainee at a hospital.
研けん修しゅう生せいを募ぼ集しゅうするto recruit trainees
その会かい社しゃは毎まい年ねん研けん修しゅう生せいを募ぼ集しゅうしている。
That company recruits trainees every year.
研けん修しゅう生せいを受うけ入いれるto accept/take in trainees
この工こう場じょうは海かい外がいからの研けん修しゅう生せいを受うけ入いれている。
This factory accepts trainees from overseas.

実じっ習しゅう生せい
実習生 stresses hands-on, practical training (e.g. on a hospital ward or factory floor), while 研修生 is a broader term that can also cover classroom-style training.
インターンN3
インターン is a loanword typically used for short-term student internships, whereas 研修生 is a more general, often longer-term term for company or program trainees.
見み習ならいN1
見習い emphasizes learning a trade or skill by observing and assisting a senior, while 研修生 focuses on formal enrollment in a training program.

研けん究きゅう生せい
研究生 (けんきゅうせい) refers to a research student at a university, while 研修生 (けんしゅうせい) refers to a trainee in a company or technical program; the words look and sound very similar but differ in kanji and meaning.

名めいN2
For people in formal contexts, but ordinary headcount speech often uses 人 instead.

Compound of 研修 (training, study) + 生 (student, person).