70,000+
learners worldwide
70,000+
70,000+
learners worldwide
70,000+
70,000+
Teach English in Japan
There’s so much to do and see in Japan that you could spend your whole
life there and just scratch the surface. Try Japan’s world-famous cuisine: sushi, tempura,
ramen and udon; climb the picture perfect peak of Mt. Fuji or soak up the tranquility
beneath the Giant Buddha at Kamakura. If that sounds a bit serene, and you love high
technology, visit Akihabara, the home of video games, anime and manga.
Jobs Information
Locations:
Tokyo Area, including Tokyo Metropolis, Chiba, Saitama, and Yokohama
Salary:
247,800 - 252,800 Yen per month with bonus system
Working Hours:
20 - 25 hours per week
Contract Length:
1 Year
Recruiting Now/Start Date::
ASAP
Benefits
Visa and work permit
Work commuting costs reimbursed
1 week Young Learner focused training
Access to Japanese Health Insurance Scheme
Additional teacher development training throughout the contract
6 weeks annual paid leave plus 5 extra days after 6 months
Regular 5 day working week
Western management
Accommodation support and free loan for company accommodation
available
Structured curriculum
Great working environment
REQUIREMENTS
160-Hour or 120-Hour TEFL
Certificate
Passport holder: UK, CAN, AUS, NZ, or SA
Experience with children preferred
Bachelor's degree
1-year commitment
120-hr TEFL + 2 years of experience or CELTA/TRINITY
TESOL
No experience required for CELTA/TESOL qualified
teachers
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Frequently asked questions
What is TEFL or TESOL?
TEFL stands for Teaching English as a Foreign Language and TESOL stands for Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. Both the TEFL
Fullcircle 120 Hour and 160 Hour Courses will give you an Internationally Accredited Teaching Certificate, which will enable you to access
1000’s of jobs worldwide. TEFL is normally associated with the UK and TESOL is recognised in the USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
They both mean the same thing.
Who can take the TEFL courses?
Most individuals who take the TEFL Course are native English speakers but if your first language is not English then we recommend that you
have the Cambridge Advanced English (CAE) Qualification or equivalent in your country. You can contact our team to check before you
purchase at
support@teflfullcircle.com
Where can TEFL take me?
Once you have completed the TEFL Fullcircle Certificate you can start teaching and travelling anywhere. TEFL Fullcircle will help you find
the skills you didn’t realise you had!
How old does a TEFL teacher have to be?
We feel positive that anyone over the age of 18 can benefit from TEFL. We have gap year students, life changers and retired individuals
taking the Courses. Everyone is welcome to start enjoying Teaching, whether it’s as a job or volunteering. We feel positive that anyone
who teaches will immediately find it an exciting and rewarding experience. TEFL Fullcircle would like anyone from any background or age to
experience TEFL.
Have more questions?
ASK THE TEFL EXPERTS - One of our experts will be delighted to talk about your plans