English teacher for Japanese children - Takasaki, Japan
Takasaki, Japan
Posted by: Espace Corporation
Contact: kemesato@espace-takasaki.com
We are in Takasaki, which is the heart of Gunma Province in Japan. The town is surrounded by picturesque countryside as well as having convenient rail and road links to Tokyo. It takes 50 minutes by Shinkansen to get to Tokyo. We are a small and friendly English school. We are now looking for a teacher who loves small children and who can start working from the 1st of April 2027 for two years. The ideal applicant is a NATIVE female English speaker with a University Degree, TESOL Certificate and teaching experience. You teach GrapeSEED bilingual program, class lesson in our school and a Kindergarten from Monday to Friday. Your apartment is provided by the school. Rent is free.
Please check our website: https://espace-takasaki.com and contact us at kemeasato@espace-takasaki.com with your resume and picture. Thank you!
To apply, email kemesato@espace-takasaki.com
👉 Apply Here: kemesato@espace-takasaki.com
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