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
Application Process
- For students: Online interview
- Aptitude test and academic test (online)
- Online interview
- Placement decision
- For working adults: In-person interview (in principle)
- Document screening
- Aptitude test and academic test (online)
- Interview and mock lesson (Iidabashi venue, etc.)
- Placement decision
- The company plans to apply for certification under the "Child Sexual Violence Prevention Law" scheduled to be enforced at the end of 2026. As a condition of employment, candidates must not have a history of specific sexual offenses. A pledge will be confirmed during the selection process. If certified, criminal background checks will be conducted based on the law. If a candidate has a history of specific sexual offenses or does not cooperate with the legal procedures, they cannot engage in this work.
About the Company
Eikoh Seminar operates cram schools for elementary and junior high school students, focusing on group instruction.
