TEFL jobs in Japan - Disaster Affected Areas
Our recruitment partner in Japan has asked us to assist in filling a need for teachers after the recent disasters. Many schools are being used as evacuation centres, while others are unable to use their buildings. A large number of children have been orphaned or relocated.
This is an opportunity to make a difference in a disaster hit region and to support Japanese children as their communities try to return to everyday life. These positions will offer long term support by helping to re-establish normal routines, so that children feel safe and secure as they and their communities recover.
In your English classes, you would be assisting children by establishing structure and routine. You will need a calm and positive manner, whilst still able to show sensitivity and extra attention to children dealing with difficult situations and feelings. With continuing infrastructure issues, these positions are best suited to teachers who are willing to forego some amenities that most would take for granted.
Our recruitment partner is looking for teachers who can arrive in Japan prior to 19th June 2011 (with necessary paperwork and permission to work). Training, ongoing support and a generous relocation package is offered. Candidates should be available to be assigned anywhere in Japan, including the four provinces most affected by the recent disasters (Miyagi, Iwate, Fukushima and Ibaraki). All positions will be outside of the 80km exclusion zone around the Fukushima Dai-ichi Power Plant.
Teaching English in Japan
Contract: To end of March 2012
Hours: 29.5 hours per week, between 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday
Salary: JPY 90,000 per month plus signing bonus of JPY 100,000 (paid with first pay)
Accommodation: Monthly rent and utilities up to JPY 75,000 and set up costs (key and deposit money) up to JPY 250,000
Airfare: Round trip international airfare paid upfront
Other: Commuting expenses reimbursed
Interested in Teaching English in Japan? E-mail info@TEFLscotland.co.uk, quoting reference JAPANDA.
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