About This Role
Teaching Japanese to junior high school students in a group setting is the core of this role. You will follow a set curriculum and use provided textbooks to guide students towards their high school entrance exam goals. This position is ideal for university students or graduates who want to leverage their academic experience to help students succeed.
Responsibilities
- Conduct group lessons for junior high school students, focusing on Japanese language (including classical Japanese and Chinese classics)
- Follow established teaching curricula and textbooks
- Provide guidance to students to help them achieve their target school admissions
- Utilize personal experience and knowledge to advise students on study methods and exam preparation
- Increase the number of subjects taught or change grade levels as you become more comfortable
Requirements
- University student (first year or above) or graduate student
- Society member or homemaker with a four-year university degree
Nice to have:
- Experience balancing university seminars/clubs with part-time work (available for as little as one day a week)
- Desire to work efficiently for short hours to enjoy private life
- Desire to develop communication and presentation skills through part-time work
- Enjoy working 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 the cram school)
Important Details
- Schedule: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Public Holidays, 17:00-22:00
- Minimum working days per week: 1 day
- Working hours: 17:00-22:00 (Monday-Saturday)
- Shift examples: [1] 17:00-18:00 / 18:10-19:10, [2] 19:30-20:30 / 20:40-21:40 (selectable from these time slots, may vary by classroom)
- Hair color: up to dark brown
- Dress code: suit required (tie not required)
- Cool Biz period (May-end of October): jacket not required
Application Process
- For students: online interview