About This Role
This night-shift post on the cardiac ward pairs patient care with mentoring new nurses. This role involves teaching Japanese to elementary school students in a group setting, following a set curriculum and textbooks. It is ideal for someone who can leverage their own educational background and experience to guide students towards their desired school placements.
Responsibilities
- Teach Japanese to elementary school students in a group setting
- Follow established teaching curricula and textbooks
- Provide guidance to students to help them achieve their target school placements
- Conduct classes for small groups of 6 to 10+ students
- Increase the number of subjects taught or change grade levels as you become more comfortable with teaching
- Provide learning advice to students, utilizing personal experience from junior high school entrance exams, integrated junior and senior high schools, high school entrance exam preparation, and study methods
Requirements
- University student (1st year or above)
- University graduate student
- Society member/homemaker with a 4-year university degree
Nice to have:
- Ability to balance work with university seminars and clubs (for those who want to work once a week)
- Desire to work short hours efficiently to enjoy private life
- Desire to improve communication and presentation skills through part-time work
- Desire to work with peers of the same generation
- Enjoy teaching
- Aspiring teacher
- Experience in tutoring or the education industry
- Experience attending Eikoh Seminar
- Experience taking Eiken, TOEIC, Kanji Kentei, or Math Kentei exams
Benefits
- Full transportation expenses paid (excluding regular commuter pass areas)
- Various allowances
- Salary increase system
- Employee promotion system
- Friend referral system
- Welfare benefits (mutual aid association system)
- Employee discount (for children/siblings attending cram school)
Important Details
- Schedule: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Public Holidays, 17:00-22:00
- Minimum working days per week: 1 day
- Example class times: 17:00-18:00 / 18:10-19:10; 19:30-20:30 / 20:40-21:40 (selectable, may vary by classroom)
- Dress code: Suit required (tie not necessary)
- Cool Biz period (May-end of October): Jacket not required
- Hair color: Up to dark brown allowed
- Team: University students to working adults are active