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arsenijcz 11-12-2008 09:34 PM

Teaching English in Japan for a short time (3 months) any ideas? Please!
 
Hey guys!

I really need some advice!
I was hoping to go to Japan next summer to teach English there in school with programs such as JET. But unfortunately all their contracts are over 6 months up to a year. And I need something shorter because I have to go back to university.

I do have good characteristics. I am so ambitious about this, that I even took up learning Japanese (my 6th language).
I have 2 years experience in teaching English to non-native speakers, and I really enjoy it.
I would really love to explore the country a bit.

If there is nothing like this, maybe a students exchange? I wouldn’t mind that either, just going to Japan has been my drive for my entire life! (Perhaps there is someone interested here in this)

Any ideas?
Best Regards from England!:ywave:
Alex

MMM 11-13-2008 12:47 AM

Please explore a little before starting new threads that address your question.

http://www.japanforum.com/forum/livi...-6-months.html

http://www.japanforum.com/forum/livi...-possible.html

The problem is there is a glut of teachers that will sign three year contracts, so why would a company sign on someone who will only stay for a few months?

Nyororin 11-13-2008 01:52 AM

Three months is barely enough time to even get used to the work, let alone become at all good at it.
Think about this in a more realistic light - Why would somewhere want to hire someone who will leave before they even figure out the workplace? It would be a waste of the company`s time, money and effort.

taro 11-13-2008 03:42 AM

you can try one of the English conversation schools. some employers also advertise jobs for shorter durations. please visit the site in my signature to get a list of teaching jobs, which get updated everyday. all the best.

arsenijcz 11-14-2008 01:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by taro (Post 626720)
you can try one of the English conversation schools. some employers also advertise jobs for shorter durations. please visit the site in my signature to get a list of teaching jobs, which get updated everyday. all the best.


thank you very much, this is VERY helpful!


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