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Suwon23
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I don't get your concern...
If you're going there with your girlfriend, who gives a flying squirrel where you go? Heck, a man could live in central Mongolia and be content if he brings his own girl; that's really the only significant problem small towns ever have, in my opinion. |
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cvmurrieta
Joined: 10 Jul 2008
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Location: Sendai, Japan
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| Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 4:48 am Post subject: |
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| Are there ANY job possibilities in a place like this? I have a degree in communications and tons of experience working with kids. Would private teaching be possible? Would the market be even more flooded in a town like this? Any advice is surely appreciated. |
If you don't mind Hokkaido, you might try subscribing to the Hokkaido Insider. |
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Glenski
Joined: 15 Jan 2003
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Location: Hokkaido, JAPAN
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| Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 6:31 am Post subject: |
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| robizme2 wrote: |
| Are there ANY job possibilities in a place like this? |
Sure, but also lots of competition.
By the way, where is "a place like this"? San Francisco is on your avatar.
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| I have a degree in communications and tons of experience working with kids. |
In what capacity? Where? Using what language?
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| Would private teaching be possible? |
Not for a work visa, no.
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| Would the market be even more flooded in a town like this? Any advice is surely appreciated. |
Tell us where you are, first. SF is not exactly a town in my book. |
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robizme2
Joined: 07 Mar 2009
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Location: San Francisco
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| Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 10:39 pm Post subject: |
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| Glenski wrote: |
| robizme2 wrote: |
| Are there ANY job possibilities in a place like this? |
Sure, but also lots of competition.
By the way, where is "a place like this"? San Francisco is on your avatar.
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| I have a degree in communications and tons of experience working with kids. |
In what capacity? Where? Using what language?
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| Would private teaching be possible? |
Not for a work visa, no.
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| Would the market be even more flooded in a town like this? Any advice is surely appreciated. |
Tell us where you are, first. SF is not exactly a town in my book. |
I was referring to Miyazaki. I live and teach Special Ed. in SF right now. I am considering a move to Miyazaki in hopes of landing a job there. I'm being laid off due to budget cuts and will be searching for a job starting in July. I know this is not the ideal time to leave for Japan but I'll have a little nest-egg and the desire to travel and take some chances. I'd also consider Fukuoka or Kagoshima for a year but my dream spot is Miyazaki (yes, I surf  .
I feel that my experience in Spec. Ed. might be useful due to the fact that the instructional methods are largely communication-based and very rudimentary in form. Thanks for your input thus far. |
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