Teach English Abroad In Japan

 

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Overview

Teaching in Japan is the chance of a lifetime to explore one of the richest cultures and enjoy some of the most beautiful scenery anywhere in the world. Japan boasts an ancient culture rich in beautiful traditions and art, as well as amazing food and advanced technologies, offering teachers a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in a one-of-a-kind country.

Participants are placed throughout Japan and work either at private language centers (eikaiwas) or public schools. Teachers are paid between $1,600 and $2,100 US Dollars per month on approximately one-year contracts. You can take advantage of many public holidays and some vacation leave to travel the country and region, using every free moment at your disposal to have innumerable adventures.

Fees

  • $ 1,890 for 12 months. Just show us your TEFL certification.
  • $ 2,080 includes guaranteed placement and TEFL Plus certification.
  • $ 3,280 includes guaranteed placement and TESOL certification in Japan. Accommodation included.
  • 2025 remaining dates
    • July 28, Oct 20.
  • 2026 Intake Dates
    • February 16, March 23, May 18, July 27, September 28

Included

  • There will be an online 40-hour cultural orientation, rather than a whole week of on-site orientation. There will be a Cultural Orientation Weekend, within a few months of arrival.
  • Guaranteed, Paid Teaching Placement
  • Assistance in obtaining a long-term visa and work permit
  • Assistance in getting long-term accommodation
  • Full background check on the school
  • Contract negotiation
  • Job application documentation assistance
  • Online Japanese language course pre-arrival
  • Online, comprehensive, Japanese Cultural Foundation Course
  • Ongoing 24/7 support once you are at your placement
  • Accommodation assistance is available in Japan during the school orientation. Accommodation will be arranged, but you may be required to pay a fee depending on the school. The cost is approximately $25–$40 USD per day for shared accommodation during the orientation.
  • Some schools cover the cost of orientation accommodation, while others do not.
  • Assistance with setting up accommodation is available; however, teachers are responsible for paying the rent themselves from their salary.
  • Cultural Orientation Weekend, within a few months of arrival

Additional expenses to consider to begin your job:

  • Schools in Japan do not cover the cost of your international airfare.
  • Daily transport (this is sometimes reimbursed by the school).
  • Visa fee or any costs associated with obtaining documents required for the visa ($100)
  • Plan to pay for your meals and food shopping.
  • Take out a health insurance policy for the time you're teaching.
  • Meals and Entertainment.
  • Permanent accommodation – Please note that in most cases, you will need to put down a deposit for their accommodation and pay 1-2 months' rent upfront.

What You Will Earn

Requirements And Qualifications

 

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