I'm going to 兵庫県尼崎市 starting in October to study @ a Japanese Language School. On my visa I'll be able to work part time. Is it hard to find a job for 20 hours/week at a chain English School, or how about a small private English School?
If that's not so likely, how hard is it to find tutoring students, my friend said it's easy to find students that pay 3-4,000 yen per hour. Would it be difficult to find around 20 hours/week of tutoring with at like 2,500yen per hour?
Would something like 3,500yen per hour for 1 hour lesson or 2,500yen per hour for 3 or more hour lesson be an effective way to get around 20 hours?
I'd be really grateful for any help or advice anyone could give me! Thank you!
Chris
If that's not so likely, how hard is it to find tutoring students, my friend said it's easy to find students that pay 3-4,000 yen per hour. Would it be difficult to find around 20 hours/week of tutoring with at like 2,500yen per hour?
Would something like 3,500yen per hour for 1 hour lesson or 2,500yen per hour for 3 or more hour lesson be an effective way to get around 20 hours?
I'd be really grateful for any help or advice anyone could give me! Thank you!
Chris
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It really depends on how you get into the community. If you get good reputation, I'd say 2500-3500yen/hour is pretty well accepted, at least in Tokyo area.
My experience in teaching English was some 10 years ago and I'm sure things have changed, but at that time I was able to make like 3000-5000yen/hour teaching jyuken-sei even though I'm not a native speaker of English. What I learned then was just concentrate on getting one good reputation first, and everything will follow.
Good luck!
My experience in teaching English was some 10 years ago and I'm sure things have changed, but at that time I was able to make like 3000-5000yen/hour teaching jyuken-sei even though I'm not a native speaker of English. What I learned then was just concentrate on getting one good reputation first, and everything will follow.
Good luck!
i think you can easily get students just because you're white. (sorry for the politically-incorrectness, but no offense.) and there are many people who would pay 3,000/hr. the easiest thing would be to write in the local clasifieds ad or even advertise it on mixi.
if not, you can work at NOVA, ジオス, or other major english schools they have in jpn. but the downside to working for these schools, o f course, is that you dont get to choose your time much, and you dont get paid that much, i think.
hope this helped somewhat ;)
happy hunting.
asha
if not, you can work at NOVA, ジオス, or other major english schools they have in jpn. but the downside to working for these schools, o f course, is that you dont get to choose your time much, and you dont get paid that much, i think.
hope this helped somewhat ;)
happy hunting.
asha
I heard that to get a job at those famous english school, you need a some kind of a certificate of english.
And tutoring, I think around 2000yen to 3500yen seems
to be the average that students pay in an hour.
One of my friend from Canada is also trying to get a
job in the english teaching field but hasn't got a
job yet.
And tutoring, I think around 2000yen to 3500yen seems
to be the average that students pay in an hour.
One of my friend from Canada is also trying to get a
job in the english teaching field but hasn't got a
job yet.
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