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Thursday, December 11, 2014
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International School Early Learning Center

Kansai International Academy is currently seeking experienced teachers for our Akashi and Himeji campuses. We offer bilingual education to children living in Japan. This position is competitive in terms of salary, benefits and conditions. Successful candidates will be flexible, enthusiastic and love the challenge of working with children.

Starting from January 2015, we are seeking teachers particularly for the following position:

Early Learning Center (ELC) Ages 1-3
At ELC we help children develop their gross motor skills, fine motor skills, creativity, mathematical understanding, spatial awareness, reading and spelling skills, and all other aspects of child development. Applicants must have experience caring for young children. A qualification in early childhood care is strongly preferred.


Full time teaching duties.
Assessment of student progress.
Fundamental care and supervision of students.
Toilet training, including diaper change.
Continuation of curriculum revision and development.


Ability to apply curriculum principles in practice and to plan effective lessons.
Ability and experience teaching students for whom English is not their first language.
Teaching certification or qualification in early childhood strongly preferred.
Experience working with young children aged 3 and under.

We are not an English conversation school. We teach IN English rather than teach English so applicants must be aware of the challenges associated with holistic education as opposed to language instruction and be proactive about their own professional development. We welcome well qualified, highly motivated and committed teachers to apply for a rewarding career opportunity. We have established a successful curriculum and a strong support network for our teachers. The position involves teaching and caring for a class of up to 18 students aged between 1 and 3 with support from experienced Japanese classroom assistants.

Travel expenses are paid up to a maximum of 25,000 yen per month and health insurance is provided in addition to salary.

For more details please refer to our website.

Due to the large number of applications we get, we will only contact applicants deemed suitable for an interview. Make sure your cover letter is addressed specifically to Kansai International Academy and includes why you would like to work at our school and how you think your skills and experience could add to our academic environment. This is not an entry-level job and positions are extremely competitive. Having numerous years of ESL teaching experience or being multicultural will not be enough to warrant an interview. Please give some specific references to our educational environment, philosophies and approaches based on the information from our website, and let us know how you would fit into our team.


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Thursday, November 27, 2014
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Chinese Learning Consultant

High Profile Chinese Teaching company looking for a Mandarin speaking Sales representative/ teacher.

Must be fluent in Mandarin and English.

Candidate must be experienced at tutoring and able to sell as well as teach 20 minute lessons.

Must have a great personality, be organized, and have a "can do" attitude.


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Thursday, August 30, 2012
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National Geographic and Cengage Learning launch photo contest for English teachers

June 06, 2012

Teaching-English-in-Japan-Education-REPLACE" National Geographic Learning, a part of Cengage Learning, has announced what it calls "an inspirational photo contest for English teachers in Japan". Winners of the contest will have a chance to display their work alongside award-winning National Geographic photographs at this year’s JALT International Conference in Hamamatsu (Oct 12-15).

Teachers are invited to submit their best photo that captures the spirit of the theme “?" Kizuna: Bringing People Together”. (Kizuna is a Japanese word meaning bonds.) The word has become an important symbol after the recent devastating earthquake and tsunami as people work together to rebuild their lives. It was chosen as “Kanji of the Year” 2011.

15 images will be chosen, and visitors to the gallery will vote for their favorite photograph. The winning image will be announced on the Cengage Learning Japan website. The winning photographer will receive an exclusive National Geographic camera shoulder bag and all 15 photographers chosen will receive a limited edition leather bound Collins COBUILD dictionary.

More details available on the Cengage Learning Japan website.

See also:
Cengage rebrands ELT division
Steve King joins Heinle

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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
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National Geographic and Cengage Learning launch photo contest for English teachers

June 06, 2012

Teaching-English-in-Japan-Education-REPLACE" National Geographic Learning, a part of Cengage Learning, has announced what it calls "an inspirational photo contest for English teachers in Japan". Winners of the contest will have a chance to display their work alongside award-winning National Geographic photographs at this year’s JALT International Conference in Hamamatsu (Oct 12-15).

Teachers are invited to submit their best photo that captures the spirit of the theme “?" Kizuna: Bringing People Together”. (Kizuna is a Japanese word meaning bonds.) The word has become an important symbol after the recent devastating earthquake and tsunami as people work together to rebuild their lives. It was chosen as “Kanji of the Year” 2011.

15 images will be chosen, and visitors to the gallery will vote for their favorite photograph. The winning image will be announced on the Cengage Learning Japan website. The winning photographer will receive an exclusive National Geographic camera shoulder bag and all 15 photographers chosen will receive a limited edition leather bound Collins COBUILD dictionary.

More details available on the Cengage Learning Japan website.

See also:
Cengage rebrands ELT division
Steve King joins Heinle

« eigoTown releases "Master of English Numbers" for the iPhone | Main | ELT for Tohoku donate 1.6 million yen to NGOs »
eigoTown.com Managing Editor | Ebisu, Tokyo

eigoTown.com Office Manager | Ebisu, Tokyo

OBC Native Business English Instructor | On-Site in Nagoya, Tokyo, Osaka, Hokkaido, etc.

ASHLEY'S English Language School Native English Teacher | Futako Tamagawa, Tokyo

NZKES English Teacher | Kasugai, Aichi

Everyone R. Academy Super GENKI English Teacher (Full-time) | Numazu, Mishima, Nagaizumi in Shizuoka-prefecture

Best Teacher Inc, Online English teacher | Anywhere on the condition you can use internet.

Joy Welt English Teacher ( NATIVE ) | Nagoya / Aichi

hello-sensei.com Part-time private teaching jobs all across Japan | Pick your available location.

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Wednesday, March 7, 2012
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Learning languages in the kitchen

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Wednesday, December 7, 2011
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International School Teachers (Early Learning Center & Kindergarten)

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Sunday, November 20, 2011
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JALT's Task-Based Language Learning SIG calls for papers for international conference in May 2012

October 26, 2011

JALT’s Task-Based Learning SIG, in association with the University of Central Lancashire, UK and Osaka Shoin Women’s University, Japan will be sponsoring the “Task-Based Language Teaching in Asia: Challenges and Opportunities” conference, to be held May 19th and 20th 2012, at Osaka Shoin Women's University, Osaka, Japan.

The aim of this international conference is to enable language educators and researchers from across Asia to share ideas and discuss various aspects relating to the theory and/or practice of Task-Based Learning and Teaching in Asia.

Those interested in presenting are asked to submit an abstract for a paper, workshop or poster session (25 or 40 mins). For more information visit the the Task-Based Learning SIG's website.

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