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S. Elliot Perez
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 Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2015 11:00 pm Post subject: Resource list |
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Hello,
I'm not sure if it's bad form to ask this, but I would like to know of any other websites you can recommend for looking for EFL work in Japan. I've found the most offers on asiateachingjobs.com (a lof of the jobs on Dave's list are advertised there as well), jobsinjapan.com and jobs.gaijinpot.com, but gotten no concrete offers yet, so I'd like to take advantage of any other websites out there.
Best regards,
S. Elliot |
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mitsui
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Location: Kawasaki
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| Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2015 11:39 pm Post subject: |
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Try Ohayo Sensei.
It depends on the kind of job you want.
JRECIN is for university work, as is JACET. |
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S. Elliot Perez
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Try Ohayo Sensei.
It depends on the kind of job you want.
JRECIN is for university work, as is JACET. |
Thanks, mitsui. I've applied for the newsletter at Ohayo Sensei. I don't think I can teach at universities, since I don't have a Master's. |
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mitsui
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Well I know a university that takes teachers with just a BA, but it is for part-time work.
Better to get experience and learn Japanese first, which is easier to do in a rural area. |
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