So you want to teach in Japan?

Well, you’re in for one hell of a ride!

Teaching here is not that hard but getting the most out of it can be tricky.

I’ve been at it for 12 years now and love it! Everything about it… The country, my clients/students, the food, etc…

Stay away from the forums about teaching in Japan where most of the messages are negative and filled with people that couldn’t post a useful tip if their life depended on it. These are the same people that go home after a year or two and brag about how they were living and working in Japan but when you ask how many teaching seminars they’ve been to or how many books they’ve read to improve their teaching skills, they laugh it off.

Here I’ll be sharing what works and what doesn’t for me which is priceless for honest, hard working people willing to roll up their sleeves and put in the time it’ll take to get the most from their stay in Japan.

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Chat soon,

Craig

You also have a question box so you can ask any question about teaching in Japan

It’s true, you do not need the ability to speak Japanese when just staring out teaching in Japan. But you know, you’d be out of your mind not to learn the basics!

The following PDF document I put together for my readers that have no Japanese speaking ability. It’s free, just click on the cover. Let me know how you like it and what can be added because it’s only Vol. 1 and would like to expand it.

Click here to view the Learn how to speak Japanese PDF document.

Quitting the big English school and getting out on your own is exciting, but it can also be a big challenge. You don’t realize how much they have provided for you until you’re all on your own, trying to get students and handle the business yourself. But, it’s the best way to make money, and it feels good to be in control of your teaching. It is a little tougher than most people think, though.
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