Date posted:2004-03-31 | Writer: Kidz Talk Ltd. | Email: [email protected]
Kidz Talk is the private English school only for children age from 5 to 18 years old. There are about 170 students in all but no more than 8 students in one class. Our students each come once a week for an hour and a half. Basically, a native English teacher and I, Naomi Yamamoto, Director of Kidz Talk teach all the students. There is also a part time Japanese teacher who teaches once a week.
We aim to make English fun, so we play lots of games, but also use books to supplement learning. Special events include Halloween and Christmas week-long parties, summer school 3-day trip and an English card game tournament.
Our working hours are from 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm through Monday to Friday. Holidays are Saturdays, Sundays, Japanese national holidays with four weeks paid vacation per year.
Kidz Talk is located in Hanno, Saitama, Japan. Hanno is about an hour train ride from Tokyo. It's a nice Japanese suburb and the cost of living is low (compared to living in Tokyo). It is surrounded by nature and has some Japanese traditional sights.
Working Terms
Working visa will be sponsored.
Duration is 2 years.
Salary is Two hundred seven thousand yen per month (270, 000 yen/mo.).
Accommodation is prepared.
*The accommodation is fully furnished.
*From the accommodation, the school is 5 minutes by bike, 10 minutes walking.
*The accommodation fee is partially subsidized by the school.
To apply for our teaching position, send the documents below by email.
Contact person: Ms. Naomi Yamamoto [email protected]
Applications should include: Cover letter, CV/resume, diploma(s), photo
Application dead line: April 30
We are seeking a responsible,flexible, and creative teacher. For more information and questions, contact via email; [email protected]
our website: Contact us *Japanese only
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