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vanivani

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  1. 16 hours ago, Takadanobabaalien said:

    While I lived in Tokyo a lot of my gaijin friends got a full-time work there because they were able to get a foot into a place simply by being in Japan. So I wouldn't say it's a bad way, although like @anakuro said it is  very stressfull probably. Besides that, yeah, gaijinpot is basically what you need. If you're not a native english speaker, working as an english teacher will be difficult unless you got: 1. TOEIC or something similar 2. A way to prove you don't have an accent.

     

    Thank you! I'll be sure to check out Gaijinpot. I am a native English speaker, so that won't be a problem for me. 


  2. 1 hour ago, anakuro said:

    JET has the best pay and support but will stick you anywhere. Recently they added a crap ton of Tokyo locations so there's a good chance of Tokyo now. But you had to apply last fall/winter in order to go this August.

     

    A lot of those big companies that hire overseas you should be wary of because they are considered "black companies." Use websites like glassdoor to check for reviews on specific companies.

     

    Generally you want to avoid eikaiwa.

     

    Do not come on a tourist visa and try to find a job it is stressful and frankly extremely difficult. Likewise: don't work on a tourist visa.

     

    One of the best sites to check for job listings is gaijinpot. It's honestly practically the only one.

     

    Thank you for your reply!

     

    I will definitely check out JET. And that's good I missed the deadline for this year. I want to save up the money and take courses to get my TESL certificate. That'll give me time to get everything ready to apply for the next year. 

     

    Thanks for all your advice as well on looking for jobs in Japan, etc. Appreciate it!!


  3. I hope this is the correct place to post this... If not, I'm sorry! m(_ _)m

     

    I graduated with my BA and have been thinking about what I may want to do.

    I've been considering applying for English teaching in Japan, but I'm not sure which programs to check out.

     

    Has anyone else taught/been teaching in Japan?

    If so, what programs did you go through?

    And do you have any other advice?

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