Japanese job help
- Thread starter Kokujin
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- 15 Mar 2002
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I think you mean "eigo no sensei" ("eiga" is "movie").
Go to college and get a bachelors degree. Without that, you won't qualify for a visa to teach English here. It doesn't matter what your major is.
Very very very very few people actually make a career out of teaching English in Japan. And regardless of what sort of work they do, very very very few actually stay here long enough to call whatever they do a "career" anyway. So make sure that whatever you study in college prepares you for a career at home as well.
Go to college and get a bachelors degree. Without that, you won't qualify for a visa to teach English here. It doesn't matter what your major is.
Very very very very few people actually make a career out of teaching English in Japan. And regardless of what sort of work they do, very very very few actually stay here long enough to call whatever they do a "career" anyway. So make sure that whatever you study in college prepares you for a career at home as well.
- 18 Jan 2005
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Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Education Ministry do the following project.
"The Japan Exchange and Teaching Programme"
JETプログラム
http://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/jet/
"The Japan Exchange and Teaching Programme"
JETプログラム
http://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/jet/
- 5 Feb 2005
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have a look around on the forum here, there is a LOT LOT LOT of information about working in japan as a teacher, also i want to give you this link, this guy is an english teacher in japan himself, and he talks about his work expierence on Podcast/mp3 so maybe you like it!!! first off alll, have a good look around, and if there are any more questions ask
http://englishteachinginjapan.blogspot.com/
http://englishteachinginjapan.blogspot.com/
