Teaching English in Japan
AEON Corporation
-AEON employs a teaching staff of over 800 teachers and education specialists from English-speaking nations. The main focus of AEON schools is primarily adult education.
Amity
Amity specializes in children's English education and offers classes exclusively for preschool to high school aged youngsters.
The Brian Kane Fellowship
-Teach English and assist in international exchange activities in Japan
Morioka Assistant Language Teacher / Teaching English in Japan Program
-Sponsored by Earlham College, the M-ALT Program offers participants an opportunity to serve in a Japanese community as an Assistant Language Teacher, promoting international understanding and supporting English language instruction in Japanese schools. Well-qualified college graduates are nominated for two-year assignments to work in Morioka schools.
Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program
-Each year the JET Program, with the aid of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, recruits thousands of new participants to come to Japan and experience a new and unique way of life. Participants are assigned to be either Assistant Language Teachers (ALTs) who provide language instruction in elementary, junior and senior high schools; Coordinators for International Relations (CIRs) who work in communities on international exchange activities; or Sports Exchange Advisors (SEAs) who promote international exchange through sports. Participants are placed with local government organisations throughout Japan in every imaginable locality, including large cities, small and medium-sized towns, and rural farming and fishing villages.
Ohayo Sensei
-Free electronic newsletter which reports currently available English teaching (and other English language-related) positions at conversation schools, universities, juku, colleges, public schools and companies all across Japan.
Japan English Teacher
English Teaching Job Site
*Page updated May 2012
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