Spaceghost
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- 5 Jun 2004
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Hi,
I have read this a few times, and am a bit confused, you do need a degree to get on JET.
This is a quote from Buddha Smoker's blog:
"If you want to teach English in Japan and make lots money (I`m going to emphasis this) YOU HAVE TO HAVE A 4 YEAR DEGREE or Bachelor`s. Not a 1, 2, or 3 year degree but a (look above again) 4 year degree. "
I assume this means teaching properly, not through JET. What I am confused about is this 4 year degree or bachelor's, perhaps the meaning of a degree is different in other parts of the world, but are not all degrees a bachelor's of something? Unless it is a master's degree, but in general you need to have a bachelors before you do a masters. There are things such as HNDs, but those are diplomas rather than degrees.
Could anyoen clear this up for me please?
I have read this a few times, and am a bit confused, you do need a degree to get on JET.
This is a quote from Buddha Smoker's blog:
"If you want to teach English in Japan and make lots money (I`m going to emphasis this) YOU HAVE TO HAVE A 4 YEAR DEGREE or Bachelor`s. Not a 1, 2, or 3 year degree but a (look above again) 4 year degree. "
I assume this means teaching properly, not through JET. What I am confused about is this 4 year degree or bachelor's, perhaps the meaning of a degree is different in other parts of the world, but are not all degrees a bachelor's of something? Unless it is a master's degree, but in general you need to have a bachelors before you do a masters. There are things such as HNDs, but those are diplomas rather than degrees.
Could anyoen clear this up for me please?