| Issue #2 Publication Date: 2/1/2012 (Next Issue 2/16/2012) |
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Junior/Senior High School English Teacher. Full-time, 40 working hours/week, 20 teaching/class hours/week, M-F, 7:45am-4:00pm, occasional weekend duties and extra lessons after school. 280,000-290,000yen/month. "This is not an ALT position." Teach about 20 50-minute lessons/week at private girl's junior/senior high school. Homeroom co-teacher including morning homeroom lessons, help plan and conduct a 1-week English camp in summer, help students prepare for the EIKEN exam and university entrance interviews, participate in ongoing professional development, participate in our reading mentor program, contribute to resource and materials development, contribute to school marketing activities, and class administration. "Junior high school students study English for 8 hours a week, 3 of which are with a native English speaker. Senior high school students can choose to enroll in a 3-year International English program, which has extra English courses, such as TOEIC preparation, CALL, and a cross-cultural communication course that involves joint projects with other classes in Australia and America. The school also uses web-based software for its extensive reading and spaced-repetition vocabulary acquisition programs." Teaching location Arakawa-ku, Tokyo. Native English speaker (or native-level English proficiency), BA/BS, one year experience teaching in a Japanese high school environment, conversational Japanese ability, and computer skills (especially MS Word, Powerpoint and Excel, and the ability to troubleshoot problems) required. MA (Second Language Acquisition, TESOL, Applied Linguistics), one year experience solo-teaching in a Japanese high school environment, CELTA/TESOL certification, and JLPT N2 Japanese ability preferred. APPLICANT MUST CURRENTLY RESIDE IN JAPAN. Will sponsor or renew visa. Transportation allowance, public holidays, and paid holidays for summer, winter and spring vacations. One-year renewable contract. Application deadline February 15, 2012 Position begins April 1, 2012. Apply by e-mail with CV/resume, letter of introduction, photo, and availability. Contact Michael Mersiades. Kitatoshima Gakuen. 6-34-24 Higashiogu Arakawa, Tokyo 116-0012. |
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| Elementary School Teacher. Part-time, 30 Saturdays/year, 8:45-16:15, 4-5 lessons/day. 3000yen/hour. Teach English, Art, Music, PE, or Drama. Teaching location Osaka-city. BA/BS, solo-teaching experience at primary school, and excellent classroom management skills required. Transportation allowance (to 2000yen RT). Position begins April, 2012. Contact Human Resources. Global Partners Co., Ltd. 402 Arakawa Building, 3-56-12 Wada Suginami-ku, Tokyo 166-0012. 03-5305-7233. Fax 03-5305-7234. E-mail. |
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| Foreign English Teacher. Full- (M-F, 8:20am-4:20pm, 200,000yen/month "negotiable") or part-time (M-F 9-12 or 3-6, Sat 9-12 or 12-3, 100,000yen/month "negotiable"). Handle a homeroom class of preschoolers, organize classroom events and prepare classroom materials and lesson plans, and handle other special English classes/club. Teaching location Yokohama via Sotetsu line and transfer to Izumino line (Rapid Shonandai) to get to Minami-Makigahara. Proper visa, BA/BS (Education units preferred), two years experience teaching at an International school or a Japanese school, Japanese driver’s license, TESL/TEFL/TESOL certification, and teaching license required. Japanese Nursery license, and intermediate-advanced Japanese ability preferred. APPLICANT MUST CURRENTLY RESIDE IN YOKOHAMA, 30-60 minutes from Minami-makigahara station. Sponsorship available. Accommodation: "Company housing may be provided. Housing for a year depending on terms of the contract." On-the-job training. Paid holidays, transportation allowance, and workman’s insurance. One-year contract, renewable 2-3 times. Application deadline February, 2012. Position begins April, 2012. Apply by e-mail with CV/resume, diploma(s), letter of introduction, photo, teaching certification(s), letters of recommendation, and passport page. Contact Patricia Aldana. Hitokoe Yokohama International School. 112-6 Kashiwa-cho, Asahi-Ku Yokohama 241-0835. |
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| Native English Language Instructor. Full-time, 40 working hours/week, 20-30 teaching/class hours/week, M-F or Tue-Sat, 8 hours/day. 230,000yen/month. Teach English to students at a variety of ages and ability levels. This job will take place at several locations. Plan lessons, teach, evaluate students, help plan and attend events, and occasionally assist with office duties. Teaching location several centered around Takamatsu city, Kagawa. BA/BS (English, Education, or Science preferred), and International/Japanese driver's license required. Two years teaching experience, one year in Japan, JLPT 3 Japanese ability, and computer skills preferred. Applicant NOT required to reside in Japan. Will sponsor or renew visa. Accommodation: "not included but school will assist in finding an adequate apartment." Paid holidays, transportation allowance, and paid vacation. One-year renewable contract. Application deadline February 10, 2012. Position begins March or early April, 2012. Apply by e-mail with CV/resume, letter of introduction, photo, and availability. Contact Nick Smith. Synergy Academy of Learning. |
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| Announcements Volunteers Needed. Starting this spring we will be matching volunteer English instructors with junior high and high school students from the Tohoku region. The lessons will be done online using Skype and will be free of charge. We wish to have volunteers with the following experience and credentials: A four-year university degree, A teaching license or certificate, One year experience teaching English in Japan to junior high or high school students. Volunteers do not necessarily need to live in Japan. However, we hope all volunteers have at least one-year of experience living in Japan and are familiar with Japanese customs and culture. If you would like to volunteer please email us your resume and a cover letter. The cover letter should include a detailed description of your experience teaching in Japan and reasons for wanting to volunteer. After School Lessons For Tohoku Children |
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| Employment Wanted -- Teaching, Language, English I am a 26-year-old female and native English speaker currently seeking an English-teaching position in the Tokyo area. I am CELTA certified and have a B.A. with a double major in Asian Studies and Psychology. I have experience teaching both children and adults, and I am able to speak Japanese at a conversational level. I have lived in Tokyo previously for three months, but I am presently located in the US. I am available and willing to start at any time, so please feel free to contact me for more information. Experienced English teacher. Native male English-speaking teacher. Three years teaching experience at high school level in Japan and two years teaching experience at university level in New Zealand. Completed Masters Degree at The University of Auckland. Available to start from August. Hard working and intelligent. Please contact for detailed resume and photo along with letters of recommendation. TESOL and MFL PGCE qualified, 5 years experience by NOVA and 3 years experience as an ALT in Tokyo, now living in the UK, looking for a teaching position in Japan. Japanese spoken. E-mail. Hi! I’m Josh Bayes, an adaptable, keen English teacher. I’m British, I’m 31, and I’m married. I speak clear, accentless English natively. Qualifications: BA Japanese and Cultural Studies - 2:1 (2010), CELTA (2011). Experience: 6 months English conversation with students at Tokyo Women's Christian University, 5 Months volunteer community classes (ages 12-83). Conversational Japanese welcomed. I genuinely love to teach, I love Japan, I love English and I love kids too! I am currently in the UK; I will consider any position, any schedule, any class, any salary, anywhere in Japan starting from June 2012. E-mail me. Canadian male teacher with Bachelor of Education (Early Years) is seeking employment at an Elementary School in Tokyo. I have 15 years teaching experience in Elementary Schools in Canada, Korea and Japan. I have a valid visa and live in Tokyo. Available to start from April 1st. E-mail. Female 24 US native English speaker with public elementary school ALT experience seeking employment. Conversational Japanese ability. Prior experience living in Japan. Available to employers offering visa sponsorship. E-mail. |
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