Coming from a fool his statements are untrue
Mike$,
I am well busy here.Just got back from Nagoya,pal.
Mike, you are one peculiar fella.
I can sense you're rage on your post.
Truth be told, I'm glad you wrote what you did.
I really have to disagree with your recent claims.
Why is it then when a teacher comes to Japan with no contract he has big trouble finding work.Being a working professional is all about getting your foot in the door here.
It is not easy.
I know that there are more than a few hundred out there looking.
NOW.Most use all their resources when on the hunt for employent.
Mike you have no idea what you are talking about,fella.All your vocabulary is one sided and just untrue.
Anyone who is smart and not a genius, as yourself will after carefully researched, find that what I said is true
Mike,are you having a bad day?.
I am constantly asked for help in obtaining work and I have no answer,it is up to the individual.All work is in Tokyo and Nagoya at the time.
Mike you fail here.I think I pressed some of your buttons?.You seem to think jobs are flying from the air here.Across Japan?.
Mike you exaggerate at the truth.
I have lived here for two years and have seen and heard it all from other's.
Teachers are frustrated at getting nothing here.
Perhaps you are working and trying to make things happen.
Most leave after a few months.Cultural diffrences and unable to secure employent to survive in the most expensive country in the world.
My wallet is always stuffed and I ain't bragging.
YOU are the first to go against this.
If you are going to post on a board about work get with the facts,Jack.
A-You need a contract from your home country.
B-You need to speak survival Japanese to get around as you'll be lost.
C-There is only one kind of job here.Teaching English mainly.
D-Check it out for yourselfpeople if you don't believe me?.
''I've never spent a single day unemployed or "between jobs" in Japan."
Mike,
Sounds like a genuine fantasy
Mike this country is for Japanese only.Yes,there is work for a select few who make it through the door.Most Japanese are unable to find work as well.
People here are not grabbing teachers on the sidewalks
Perhaps in 1982.That is as accurate as the sunshine on a Hawaii isle.
Many will not find employment as a painter or plumber by trade, but your attempts to secure employment will be better at working for NOVA as a teacher.
Before you set foot in Japan, make sure you have a plan for the time you are here.Coming here with no job is not going to be a easy task.
Does the existence of seemingly good jobs exsist in Japan.
Yes,but the salaries have took a dive from what they we're 10 years ago.
If you are university educated, and carry enough certificates to fill a drawer,you have a good chance at obtaining work.
Mike is ineffective.
I am telling the truth,telling the truth makes someone feel bad, lying can be good. Good things can come from telling the brutal truth.
Keep the focus on education and being the best you can be and you can succeed.Aeon,GEOS are good starting points at getting work in Japan.
Finding other places to work is well in one word tough.
Most English teachers head directly to the big city of Tokyo.
Mike you have little comprehension on the matter.
Mike you have just shown me a demonstration of your negative personality.
I just tried to illustrate a point with words that spoke the brutal truth.
The most fearful thing that ever happened to a teacher is unemployment.Unfortunately it has not happened to me as I set out a plan a decade ago.I remained focus on determination.
Yes,I am unfathomably gorgeous in the morning and late at night.
yukio_michael,how are you?
You seem to be a fella with absolutely little to say.
