Teaching English is a popular and relatively easy way for English speakers to move to Japan and many other countries. However, not just any native English speaker is qualified to teach English. Japan ...

Jeni Washeleski talks about her experiences in the Japan Exchange and Teaching Program (JET). What was your work like as part of the JET Program, and what you do now? On the JET Program, I worked at ...

The JET Program seeks participants who are adaptable, outgoing and who have a deep interest in Japan. Each fall, about 4,000 to 5,000 people apply, and 1,000 are selected to represent the U.S ...

A children’s eikaiwa (English school) is a popular entry point for teaching English in Japan, and for good reason. You get to be silly, interact with kids, help them learn a new language and ...

Chieh Huang, co-founder and CEO of online shopping site Boxed Wholesale, got a job teaching English in Japan as his first job out of college. The experience helped him years later when he was ...

I made a comfortable, mostly tax-free, salary of about $2,500 a month, or 300,000 yen, teaching English at local middle and elementary schools and working with Japanese teachers and students.

By August 2014, she was on her way to Ono City, Japan, to engage her love for teaching and working with children by becoming an elementary school teacher. The JET Programme is a partnership between ...

To ensure truly inclusive education, English language teachers (ELTs) should be able to effectively teach students with disabilities (SWDs). However, the specific training needs of ELTs in this ...

Related: Search for teaching and education jobs. "It's become an important prerequisite," said Dave Sperling, founder of Dave's ESL Cafe, a popular online destination for those interested in what ...