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Here, i thought i help u to find out about the japanese school system :>
Elementary schools in Japan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
But i haven´t found the article that i read in german... that was much better but i think that one do it as well^^ if u want i translate the important thinks from the german for u just tell me

Working as a translator or interpreter is a good idea, if you are married to a Japanese person or if you can find a company that will sposnor you. 99% of anime and mange that is translated into English is done by American and European publishers. The Japanese publishers don't publish in English. Most anime and manga translators live in the same country as the publisher.

hey, i found this on my many trips around the internet. Ummm this is a website full of jobs in japan for foreingners. i hope this helps. :pinkclap:
Jobs in Japan : Search jobs - Jobs - Japan Jobs - Japan Info - Japan Apartments - Japan Classifieds - Japan Forums

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Originally Posted by matt19261 (Post 253665)

Wow, that was useful, thank you!

Hey I was wandering about something. Not to offend any English teachers here or anything, but are there other jobs in Japan that I could do without being able to speak Japanese? When I go over (in about 4 years) I will (hopefully) have a degree in computer science. Are there say, english speaking IT companies?
If not, I would probably come over as an english teacher, learn Japanese and then try get a normal IT job.

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Originally Posted by individualityspikes (Post 259185)

Wow, that was useful, thank you!

no problem. glad i was able to help.:vsign: :D

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Originally Posted by Lonewolf (Post 259231)

Without being able to speak the language, no. You could investigate American companies with offices in Japan, but what reason would they have for sending a non-speaker over there? Do they teach Japanese at your college?

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Originally Posted by Nanajuu (Post 237402)

I am but 17, and still have a year and 3/4th of school to go(Hate it - but hey, it gives me time to study Japanese... Hopefully I'll be fluent by the time I get out of school..) and recently I have been thinking of college and jobs(As any 17 year old should do in America)...

Ok, first of all: Should I save up and move to Japan after high school and go to college there? Are there even colleges there?( I need to research the Japanese school systems more...) Or would it be better to complete college in America?

On to Jobs... If I do go to Japan before college, I will of course have to work through it(If it is anything like the American school system).. My parents are cheap bastards who spent all my college savings on that damned plasma TV..(Always been content with a normal one, no idea why it needs to be bigger.. or plasma).. So, what type of jobs could an American college student in Japan apply for?

On to after college... I have no idea what type of jobs are available in Japan... I have too much pride to be an english teacher... If anyone could give me a general idea about what industries are there? Is it basically the same as American industries? Just to give you an idea, my interests are pretty much technological stuff... I have always had an odd fetish for virus-busting, too.

Hehe... sorry for all the questions, but I have been dying to ask them for a long time...

Thanks!

*Goes back to preparing more Flash Cards... Gods gift to language-learners!*

BAKA.... You dumb ass. You'll never find a job in Japan. Good luck.

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Originally Posted by watergoo (Post 259652)

BAKA.... You dumb ass. You'll never find a job in Japan. Good luck.

that's not a nice thing to say:eek: