About This Role
This night-shift post on the cardiac ward pairs patient care with mentoring new nurses. This role involves teaching science to elementary school students from 3rd to 6th grade at Nōken, a cram school for junior high school entrance exams. It suits an instructor who enjoys working with children and helping them grow through their academic journey.
Responsibilities
- Teach science classes to elementary school students (3rd to 6th grade) in a group setting of about 20 students per class
- Cover topics such as insect ecology, sun's movement, and electrical circuits for 3rd graders
- Cover topics such as human and animal ecology, water changes, and celestial bodies for 4th graders
- Cover topics such as fish growth, human birth, and pendulum properties for 5th graders
- Cover topics such as combustion of substances, plant functions, and lever principles for 6th graders
- Primarily responsible for conducting classes
- Work at a designated classroom location
- Conduct 1 to 3 classes per day, arriving at the school before 17:00
- Check homework and answer student questions
Requirements
- Equivalent to a 4-year university degree
Benefits
- Transportation expenses reimbursed (up to ¥3,000 round trip)
- Salary increase system (based on student surveys and subject knowledge tests)
- Social insurance fully covered
- Employee promotion system available
- Paid leave system available
Important Details
- Schedule: Shifts available on weekdays (17:00-20:55, 3 classes), Saturdays (12:40-20:35, 6 classes), Sundays (8:45-16:45, 4 classes), and during intensive courses (8:20-20:35, 9 classes)
- Working hours: 70-minute classes on Monday-Saturday, 105-minute classes on Sunday; work time includes 15 minutes before class starts and 15 minutes after class ends
- Contract: contract employee
- Holidays: statutory holidays and leave
Application Process
- Apply via the web
- Complete a simple skill check
- Undergo 2 weeks to 1 month of training (paid)
- Conduct a mock lesson
- Debut as an instructor
About the Company
Nōken is a cram school for junior high school entrance exams, with 156 classrooms nationwide, focusing on information and teaching to help students succeed.