Gaba Corporation: Teach 1-1 English in Japan
Teach English in Japan with GABA
West Coast Recruiting Events: San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver
Are you interested in teaching English in Japan?
- We are seeking enthusiastic and unique individuals to teach quality, customized 1 to 1 adult English lessons.
- Teach in a major metropolitan area [including Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya] with the ability to design your own flexible schedule.
- Work in an international environment with certification and ongoing support.
- Career opportunities are available.
We are looking for applicants who possess the following:
- Solid people skills
- Good command of the English language
- Ability to work independently
- Desire to live and work in Japan
- TEFL/ TESOL certification or ESL experience preferred
We are holding Recruitment Events in September 2012 at the following locations:
- Vancouver [GABA hosted event] - (daytime)
- Seattle [hosted by School for Teaching ESL] – (late afternoon)
- San Francisco [hosted by Transworld Schools] – (evening)
To register to attend one of the events or find out more information, check out our website at: http://teaching-in-japan.gaba.co.jp/info/index.php?itemid=23
Testimonials from current instructors available to watch online here: http://teaching-in-japan.gaba.co.jp/teaching-with-gaba/testimonials/
Listing Details
Organization Name
Gaba Corporation
Organization Mandate
Gaba is Japan's leading provider of quality, customized 1 to 1 adult English lessons. Teach in a major metropolitan area [36 locations within the Kanto, Kansai, and Chubu regions] with the ability to design your own flexible schedule.
Address
30-13 Motoyoyogi-cho, Tokyo, Shibuya-ku, Japan, 151-0062
Telephone
0357907054
Non-profit organization?
No
Faith-based?
No
Countries
Regions
Duration
6-12 months, 12 months+
Price range
n/a
Application process and requirements
To register to attend one of the events or find out more information, check out our website at: http://teaching-in-japan.gaba.co.jp/
Language
English
Must be of native level English proficiency (both spoken and written)
Student status required?
No