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torentosan
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 Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 12:53 am Post subject: Jibun Mirai/NOVA |
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I am considering Jibun Mirai as my entry point to working in Japan.
I have a TEFL cert and have taught ESL in Korea and China.
I am about to finish my elementary teaching cert.
My questions is for those who know this company or the ESL market in general in Japan,
Will my having a real teaching certification hurt or help my chance of getting hired at the new NOVA?
I guess my main point is...will having a teaching license NOT be to their liking? Should I even tell them I have one?
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Rooster.
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| Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 1:05 am Post subject: Re: Jibun Mirai/NOVA |
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| torentosan wrote: |
I am considering Jibun Mirai as my entry point to working in Japan.
I have a TEFL cert and have taught ESL in Korea and China.
I am about to finish my elementary teaching cert.
My questions is for those who know this company or the ESL market in general in Japan,
Will my having a real teaching certification hurt or help my chance of getting hired at the new NOVA? |
It would probably help, but it's definitely not needed. |
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Ryu Hayabusa
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| Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 3:30 am Post subject: |
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| You probably already know this, but don't linger in eikaiwa for too long. Use your teacher's license to get a better job! Use Jibun Mirai/NOVA for their visa. Fulfill your contractual obligations while keeping your ear to the ground for better jobs. |
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