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Teach English in Japan- Various Locations.
Date posted:2008-07-20 | Writer: International Bridge / American Language School | Email: [email protected]
American Language School / International Bridge, a company with a reputation for being serious about education and teacher support for over 25 years is currently hiring native English speaking TEFL Teachers for the following teaching positions/locations:
1. Kimitsu City , Chiba Prefecture (residential). Start date: July 15th. American ***Female Candidates preferred. Work Schedule is from Tuesday to Saturday. 2. Tomioka City, Gunma Prefecture (rural). TWO positions. Start date: July 15th. ***Female Candidates preferred. Work Schedule is from Monday to Friday; 3. Narita City, Chiba Prefecture. Assistant Language Teacher (ALT). Start... [Read more]
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TEFL Japan - page 1 - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ TEFL Jobs in Japan
TEFL jobs in Japan
The TEFL jobs market in Japan is possibly the largest in the world. With tens of thousands of TEFL teachers required year after year. Teaching in Japan is often a pleasant experience. Expect to work hard and earn well. There are many online resources for finding TEFL jobs in Japan. If you run a quick search on Google, you’ll find hundreds of TEFL jobs in Japan at any one time. TEFL jobs are plentiful in every city and town. Choose your preferred location before hand and the chances are you will find a TEFL job there. Should you need to, seek direct school contacts from online language school directories. For further particulars, visit Teaching English in Japan. View job offers on the following pages to gain an insight into TEFL jobs in Japan.
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Two Aussie Sisters Teaching English in Japan 2021: Alumni TEFL Chat with Maddy & Georgia
In this video, ITTT alumni Georgia and Maddy, two Aussie sisters share tips and tricks of traveling and teaching in Japan under the JET Program in 2021.
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ITTT Alumni Interview with Patrick @thepaperpat
Patrick is best known as @thepaperpat on social media, where he has become a TikTok star with nearly 1 million followers. On his channel, he shares what it's like teaching English in Japan among many other interesting topics. He completed his TEFL course with ITTT and has been teaching English in Japan for the past 6 years. In this fun live session, we speak with Patrick about his career in Japan and on TikTok!
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TEFL in 2023: How to get an English Teaching job in Asia
Discover the vast opportunities that await you in South Korea, Japan, China, and more. ðŸŒâœˆï¸ Gain a deeper understanding of the culture, immerse yourself in vibrant communities, and make a positive impact while earning a living. Don't miss our upcoming live session on teaching English abroad in Asia, happening soon!
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Common Challenges in English for Japanese Native Speakers - TEFL Blog
Mon, 13 May 2019 Elizaveta Pachina
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Common Challenges in English for Japanese Native Speakers
If you ever find yourself driving in French Canada, you will be stopped by stop signs that say 'arrêt', which is stopped in French. Almost all drivers in North America would know that this means stop because it's the same octagon red stop sign. In Japan it's very different, stop signs are triangular with Japanese script on them but, beneath the Japanese, you can find English subtitles which read 'stop'. In fact, if you travel anywhere in Japan, the majority of signs and announcements related to travel are offered in Japanese and English. English has been taught in Japanese schools since the American occupation after World War Two. However, according to an EF English... [Read more]
How do I get a job teaching English in Japan? - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ TEFL FAQs
How do I get a job teaching English in Japan?
To secure a position teaching English in Japan, a bachelor's degree and a TEFL certification with at least 120 hours are essential for obtaining a work visa. However, in certain circumstances, such as having a working holiday visa, student visa, spouse visa, or specific Japanese visas, teaching opportunities may still be accessible even without a degree.
Japan remains a prime choice for English educators, not only for its attractive salary packages but also for its unique blend of cutting-edge progress and rich historical traditions. If a blend of professional growth and cultural exploration is what you are after, Japan stands out as an ideal destination.
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Teaching English in Japan - The Salary and Budget Guide - TEFL Blog
Wed, 05 Sep 2018 Linda Dunsmore
Budget and Salary Destinations
Teaching English in Japan - The Salary and Budget Guide
The following guide will help you answer the question: How much can I earn (and save) while teaching English in Japan? You will also find information on the local cost of living in order to figure out how much to budget for when moving to Japan.
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The Typical Salary for English Teachers in Japan
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TEFL Japan - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Tefl In Ibaraki Japan
TEFL in Ibaraki, Japan
Date posted:2006-02-22 | Writer: The International Learning Centers | Email: [email protected]
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We are looking for teachers to work at multiple locations in Ibaraki prefecture, Japan, a great location: less than 2 hours from Tokyo, 30 minutes from fabulous beaches, close to the mountains. Applicants residing in Japan and overseas are welcome. Independence and initiative is required
Requirements: 1) Native English speaker 2) Diploma 3) Driver's permit, Japanese or international 4) BRIEF describtion of teaching philosophy and why you want to work in Japan
Salary: 220, 000 yen - 270, 000 (gross)
In addition: 1) Training provided 2) Visa sponsorship 3) Subsidized accommodation available 4) Company car (at... [Read more]
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TEFL Review from Student Russ
In this TEFL review video, Russ from Australia shares his thoughts on taking different TEFL courses from ITTT. Russ recently completed a number of different TEFL courses from ITTT and shares his reasons for getting certified in this video.
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How do I get a job teaching English in Japan? - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ TEFL FAQs
How do I get a job teaching English in Japan?
Japan has been a popular destination amongst English language teachers for many years due to its widespread job opportunities, good salaries and fascinating culture. Whilst there are other countries in the region where the cost of living may be lower and the wages a little higher, nowhere provides such an incredible mix of modern development and ancient traditions as you will find in this extraordinary country. If you are looking for excitement and adventure, look no further than Japan.
What are the requirements for teaching English in Japan?
In order to work legally you will need to be eligible for a work visa. The good news is the criteria is not as tough as many other countries as you simply need to possess a degree in any subject. The... [Read more]
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Step-By-Step Guide to Legally Teaching English in Japan
Japan has been a popular destination for English teachers from all over the world for decades. Year after year, thousands of teachers come to Japan attracted by the country's fascinating culture and the lucrative salaries, as well as the government-funded JET program that places qualified teachers into public schools across the country. Teaching English in Japan is an exciting adventure and offers you the opportunity to experience a unique culture like a local. However, it is important to be aware of the local job market and regulations before heading off on your adventure of teaching English in Japan.
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Challenges of EFL Teaching in Barbados and Japan - TEFL Blog
Tue, 24 Sep 2019 Elizaveta Pachina
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Challenges of EFL Teaching in Barbados and Japan
This essay will be a comparison of my personal experience teaching English in Barbados, a country whose main language is English versus teaching English in a rural area in Japan, a country whose main language is Japanese (not English). Firstly, I will briefly discuss the definitions of teaching. Secondly, I will summarize English education for young learners in each country. Finally, I will compare and contrasts my personal experience in both countries and the valuable lessons I have learned. To protect the anonymity of the schools, the specific areas and any other identifying information will be excluded from this essay.
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TEFL Japan - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Teach English In Japan 5
Teach English in Japan
Date posted:2015-11-02 | Writer: I.B. Japan | Email: [email protected]
As IB Japan grows, we are continuing our search for reliable and motivated EFL instructors. We have filled all positions for 2015 and are now looking for teachers who are available to start in January and February 2016. We would like to start filling positions early for the next year and secure the Working Visas well in advance. This will ensure a smooth transition to a great place to work.
Why is Japan the preferred choice for teaching English in Asia? Why do so many teachers come to Japan to first teach, OR, after teaching in South Korea, China, or elsewhere? Is it because of its historical roots (with many world heritage sites); its iconic images of the samurai, geisha, tea ceremony,... [Read more]
The Most Common Problems Students in Japan Face When Learning English - TEFL Blog
Sat, 03 Nov 2018 Linda Dunsmore
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The Most Common Problems Students in Japan Face When Learning English
Japan is a country facing rapid change. Due to an aging population and a scarcity of workers, Japan is opening its borders to foreigners, many of whom speak English. This, along with the upcoming Tokyo Olympics, has led to an increase in demand for English teachers. I currently work in Japan, and have had the experience of teaching English to high school Japanese students for the past year. Over the course of this year, I've learned of many problems that students in Japan face when learning English. Of those, the top three problems for students in Japan are pronunciation, shyness, and large class sizes.
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TEFL Japan - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Teach Efl In Japan Hiroshima
Teach EFL in Japan - Hiroshima
Date posted:2003-03-06 | Writer: David English House | Email: [email protected]
David English House has two positions in Hiroshima, Japan starting in early March 2003. The teaching mainly involves classes at university and small classes of elementary schoolchildren.
Applicants should have a qualification in teaching English as a foreign or second language, two years teaching experience, and should feel positive about teaching children (we will provide training in this).
David English House is a friendly and professional school. We are respected throughout Japan for our teaching standards and our teacher training courses. We are the Japan representative for various Distance MAs have had a number of courses published internationally, and support... [Read more]
The 10 Best Cities in Japan for Teaching English - TEFL Blog
Thu, 03 Sep 2020 Linda Dunsmore
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The 10 Best Cities in Japan for Teaching English
Japan has been a popular destination for teaching English abroad for many years. This is mainly due to the country's vibrant culture, the great food and friendly locals. Japan has a lot to offer and it can be overwhelming to find the ideal city to move to. This post looks at the 10 best cities in Japan for teaching English abroad. All cities are listed in no particular order.
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1. Tokyo
2. Yokohama
3. Kyoto
4. Osaka
5. Nagoya
6. Hiroshima
7. Fukuoka
8. Kobe
9. Sapporo
10. Takayama
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Thu, 13 Aug 2020 Elizaveta Pachina
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The Main Problems of ESL Learners From Japan
Regardless of the Japanese government's efforts to increase the number of foreign tourists to be a tourism-oriented country and to have been retaining compulsory English education for decades, Japanese people still have a reputation of being bad at English. The average TOEIC and TOEFL scores for Japanese are one of the worst among advanced nations. South Korea was also one of the worst in the past, but they are getting better and better these days. However, there are still some obstacles for many Japanese English learners to get over.
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1. First, there are very few teachers in Japan who can teach students how to speak and write English with confidence.
2. Secondly, the... [Read more]
What are The Challenges for English Learners in Japan? - TEFL Blog
Mon, 25 May 2020 Elizaveta Pachina
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What are The Challenges for English Learners in Japan?
I have taught in a Japanese high school for the past four years as an assistant language teacher, which gives me a particular insight into the problems and advantages of EFL in that area. This will naturally require some generalizations. Individuals have very different problems from one another, but broader shared issues do crop up.
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My experience
Japanese average
Gap between two languages
Japanese culture can also make teaching difficult
Another aspect of the culture that can make things difficult is the island mentality of Japan
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Programs TESOL TEFL
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F.R. - U.S.A. said:
Teaching English in JapanWhen it comes to TEFL or even tesol the possibility of what you can achieve is endless. Once you do become eligible to begin a career in teaching what you wish to do is completely up to you and your aspirations. You can choose to remain in the states and choose to do private lessons or decide to teach in a Language institute. But I believe one of the best route one can take is teaching abroad. Now to some it may be a frightening leap... [Read more]
TEFL Japan - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Teach English In Japan Hiroshima
Teach English in Japan - Hiroshima
Date posted:2003-01-10 | Writer: David English House | Email: [email protected]
David English House has a number of positions in Hiroshima, Japan starting in early March 2003. Some include teaching part-time at university (these positions require a masters degree), some involve teaching mainly children, and others involve teaching a range of age-groups and teaching part-time at a high school.
Applicants should have a qualification in teaching English as a foreign/second language or be specialists in teaching children. All applicants should feel positive about the possibility of teaching elementary school children in small classes.
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Teaching English Japan - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Teaching English Abroad
TEFL Certificate Japan
Capital city
Tokyo
Language
Japanese
Currency
Yen
Typical TEFL teacher salary
250,000 – 300,000 yen / month
Major TEFL locations
Tokyo Yokohama Osaka Sapporo Kyoto Sendai
The Country
Opportunities for teaching English in Japan are excellent for anyone who holds internationally accredited and recognized TEFL/TESOL certificates such as those offered by ITTT and TEFL International. In Tokyo and other cities, there are usually more English teaching positions than there are teachers, while all over Japan employment prospects remain favorable. With the help of our lifetime assistance finding jobs, the chances of getting hired as a TEFL teacher in Japan are terrific.
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College TEFL Fees
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A.R. - Japan said:
Problems for learners in Japan For many Westerners visiting Japan, the japanese way is simply an awareness that overcomes you while you make your way through the overcrowded streets of Shibuya, or attempt to slurp your first bowl of ramen noodles. However, in the classroom, the japanese way plays a much more significant role. Foreign teachers of English in Japan recognize it as a glass wall that insinuates itself between them and their students; the manifestation... [Read more]
Reasons Why Learning American English is More Common in Japan - TEFL Blog
Mon, 17 Jun 2019 Elizaveta Pachina
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Reasons Why Learning American English is More Common in Japan
British English (BrE) and American English (AmE) are two of the main varieties of the English language. There are other different varieties of English that exist such as Canadian, Australian, New Zealand, South Asian and African English.
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Language Structure
1. Vocabulary and Spelling
2. Grammar
Historical Prerequisits
Diplomatic Relationships
Globalization
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Although English was introduced to America through the colonization period by the British, the two varieties of English have evolved to be quite different from each other in certain areas.
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5 Reasons Why You Should Teach English in Rural Japan - TEFL Blog
Wed, 23 Jan 2019 Laura Payne
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5 Reasons Why You Should Teach English in Rural Japan
Japan is full of vibrant, world-famous cities that many people dream of living and working in. However, when I first decided to become an English teacher in Japan, I never held such a dream. I am an introvert who prefers quiet spaces, and being close to nature is especially important for me. This is why when my goal of teaching English in Japan came true, I was ecstatic that I could find a place to work in the inaka (countryside).
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1. Smaller towns have cheaper rent
2. Fewer people, fewer crowds
3. The market for English is everywhere
4. Your presence can have a big impact
5. You may discover a hidden gem
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TEFL Japan - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Teach Tefl In Japan
Teach TEFL in Japan (2)
Date posted:2005-11-23 | Writer: AEON Corporation | Email: [email protected]
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Teach English in Japan with AEON Contact us
Since 1973, AEON has been hiring enthusiastic, friendly and professional individuals from a variety of backgrounds to teach English conversation to children and adults at one of our 300+ private language schools throughout Japan.
AEON is a member of Zen Gai Kyo, The Association for the Promotion of Foreign Language Education. We constantly focus on student care and lesson quality for our more than 95, 000 students. Part of this commitment is our AEON-produced, Japanese-student-centred curriculum.
A Bachelor's degree in any discipline and a perfect command of English are minimum application requirements. Of course, some ESL/EFL teaching or... [Read more]
The Most Problematic Challenges for English Learning in Japan - TEFL Blog
Tue, 08 Oct 2019 Elizaveta Pachina
Alumni Experiences
The Most Problematic Challenges for English Learning in Japan
Japan is a Pacific Island nation whose history is marked by periods of nationalism and seclusion, as the Japanese government closed the borders to international trade. The lack of foreign influence in Japan has enabled a unique culture to flourish and the population to remain nearly 98% homogenous, meaning nearly everyone that lives in Japan is Japanese.
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English in Japan
Speaking Difficulties
Classroom Atmosphere
International Programs
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