Teach English to Children in Japan

Amity (a division of AEON Corporation)

Position Title: English Teacher

This is not an ALT (Assistant Language Teacher) position and teachers work at Amity branch schools, not public schools. We are

not assistants to other teachers and we do not have assistants.

We teach children in small groups of 1 to 8 students. Our younger students (babies and toddler) come earlier in the day while our

Kindergarten to High School aged students come from the afternoon after they finish their regular schools.

Location: Over 90 branch schools across Japan

We do not have Amity branches in Hokkaido, Okinawa, or Shikoku.

Work Type: Full Time

Amity does not hire Foreign Part-time teaching staff. All positions are for a 40-hour workweek.

REQUIREMENTS

English: Native level
Desire and ability to work with young children (ages range from six months to 18 years old, but are predominantly elementary

school age and below)

BA/BS Degree from a university where English is the primary language; all majors accepted
Completion of elementary, secondary, and university education primarily in English only
Ability to work a full-time 40-hour workweek from Tuesday to Saturday
Ability to work 10AM-7PM, 11AM-8PM and 12PM-9PM as decided by the branch school manager
Visa sponsorship available

JOB DESCRIPTION

Teach English to Children in Japan!

Amity is a leading English conversation educator for children in Japan. Amity has been providing international teaching

opportunities for more than four decades and currently operates over 90 branch schools throughout Japan. Amity is seeking

enthusiastic and motivated professionals who enjoy working with children.

Successful candidates must have native English fluency, have the ability to work with a wide range of ages (student ages range

from six months to 18 years old), possess good communication skills, be approachable, and be open-minded to cultural differences.

The candidate must also be creative and have a willingness to learn Amity's teaching methods in addition to improving their own

teaching skills. Teaching and/or business experience, as well as Japanese language ability is helpful, but not necessary. Teachers

are expected to speak only English with the students at all times. Candidates must have a BA/BS degree (all majors considered)

and have completed all of their elementary and secondary education primarily in English. Initial contracts require a minimum 1

year commitment.

Amity offers a competitive salary, visa sponsorship, subsidized housing, subsidized corporate health insurance, and more. Teachers

are also eligible for monthly bonuses which are dependent on student numbers and class load, as well as a contract completion

bonus. Further financial incentives may also be available to qualifying domestic applicants for housing, commuting, and dependent

support.

Amity hires year-round for open teaching positions at all of our branches. Candidates are welcome to submit applications at any

time. Flexibility in branch location can greatly impact our ability to offer positions.

Candidates who do not submit the requested information or submit inaccurate information may not be considered.

*Please do not type your name or any other information below in all capital letters

Roll

Children's English Teacher in Japan (Candidates living in the Philippines)*

Kategori

Unknown

Plats

Japan (Various Locations)

Publicerad

26 juni

Sista ansökningsdag

17 augusti

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