Comments on: Teaching jobs

By: Sam

Sam — Tue, 05 Apr 2011 07:03:29 +0000

Hello,
Well,I am not native speaker of English language but i spent the last 7 years teaching speaking English in China.I am native Arabic with TEFL degree in English .I would like to move to Japan and i don’t mind the salary or the location

By: majela agnes

majela agnes — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 07:26:14 +0000

Hi Bennett,

This site is really a very informative and helpful for those who want to try their luck in Japan. I just want to ask though, do you know any sites who are recruiting non-native English speakers as ESL teachers and live outside of Japan?

Any reply would be greatly appreciated..

Thanks,

Agnes

By: Queemella

Queemella — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 12:23:11 +0000

Hello! I am native Chinese female language tutor (in Hong Kong) — for both Cantonese and Mandarin. Got Language Teaching certificates in Hong Kong University, Hong Kong Baptist University and Peking Normal University, Beijing Culture and Language University/HK Chinese University respectively. I am particularly experienced in teaching Chinese languages to foreigners. (Mainly English and Japanese speakers) 20 years teaching experience to individual, groups and classes. Languages speaking : Putonghua (Mandarin), Cantonese, English and Japanese. Students’ Nationality: Chinese, American, British, Canadian, Indian, French, Dutch, Spanish, Swedish, Greek, Australian, German, Japanese and Korean etc. You are welcome to contact me at : queemella@huabaohk.com or queemella@yahoo.com.hk Your reply is much appreciated.

Both Live and online training are welcome!

Best regards,
Queemella Pang
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By: Grace

Grace — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 22:44:07 +0000

I am grace, a 38 years old teacher.My dream is to work in Japan.I teach science in 2 years.I have a 4 yrs degree in education.I can speak three languages; Filipino, English, and Japanese. I am dedicated to my teaching job,especially to the children.I wish my dream become true.

yorushiku onegai shimasu!

By: Jw

Jw — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 14:15:56 +0000

I teach chinese to foreigners in China for 5 years, I have a bachelor degree of English and a certification of teaching chinese to foreigners(advanced), most of my studendts are from Japan and USA.Besides, I can speak a little bit french and japanese. I tried hard to search a job to teach chinese in Japan, pls contact me or give me some helpful suggestions.Thanks a lot ! Best Regards! jennywen8896@yahoo.com.cn

By: Dom Boom

Dom Boom — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 03:59:22 +0000

It is my goal to work and live in Japan, I have a 4 year degree (not english or teaching) and I am a native English speaker. I hope my chances are good to get a job teaching in Japan, starting out is very hard and I have been looking without success so far, I’ll keep trying but if there is any helpful pointers or contacts to make email me at pirate2900@yahoo.com. Thank you, regards

By: Charles Mbayah

Charles Mbayah — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 14:53:26 +0000

I am a Malawian (a former British colony whose national language is native english) living in R.S.A & really would love to work in Japan as an english teacher.
Please advice on how I can end up in Japan.
Please respond as I would love to move there hopefully in the new year.
Kind regards,
Charles.

By: shaun

shaun — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 03:56:42 +0000

im really fasinated with japanese culture and the historical background behhind japan and i hope in a couple of years to move there. I want to become an english teacher. Im native english and would it be possible to land a job in japan without a BA degree please answer.

By: Gupse

Gupse — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 01:20:24 +0000

Japan seems to put people in neat little boxes.
You are categorised according to your nationality.

The only thing totally open to anyone would be cuisine, and that, your native/nationality’s cuisine.

So if you are Indian or Chinese, never mind that Engineering degree you’ve earned with blood, sweat and tears. Go do ‘baito at a Chinese or Indian restaurant, and get paid more than an engineer in your home country.
Nice going.

I have been refused at least ten English teaching jobs because my passport does not match my English language level!

This is ridiculous.
I met a 17-year old English boy who could not spell “cheque guarantee card”.
Not that I blame him. “Cheque” and “guarantee” are French words

By: soumaya

soumaya — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 08:48:06 +0000

Dear Sir/Madam

Hope in the best!!
I would like to apply as Arabic teacher, I holding a bachelor degree of English literature, I am working as health insurance officer and I would like to know if I could get a gob in Janban

Soumaya