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BignutzisBack 08/31/17 10:26:37 PM #1: |
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giantblimpN7 08/31/17 10:27:26 PM #2: |
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Dragonblade01 08/31/17 10:29:15 PM #4: |
That's what I did, lol
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WizardPowers 08/31/17 10:30:19 PM #5: |
I almost went to Korea to teach English but they wanted to put me in the country where you can't even flush toilet paper so I said fuck that
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AlternativeFAQS 08/31/17 10:30:38 PM #6: |
iirc you dont even need to know japanese
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kuwab0 08/31/17 10:31:44 PM #7: |
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BignutzisBack 08/31/17 10:33:18 PM #8: |
Dragonblade01 posted...
That's what I did, lol really? WizardPowers posted... I almost went to Korea to teach English but they wanted to put me in the country where you can't even flush toilet paper so I said fuck that haha I couldn't do that either, I wouldn't mind low pay just give me ok living conditions AlternativeFAQS posted... iirc you dont even need to know japanese I have heard that if you have some kind of degree you can teach English but I imagine they have to get flooded with people that way as it sounds way too easy so you gotta stand out by learning their language as well --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Dragonblade01 08/31/17 10:40:05 PM #9: |
BignutzisBack posted...
Dragonblade01 posted...That's what I did, lol Yes. Been doing it for about two and a half years now. BignutzisBack posted... AlternativeFAQS posted...iirc you dont even need to know japanese Though it helps, you don't need to know the language. While it is easy work (especially if you get a good employer in a good location), the turnover rate is pretty high, so there's no shortage of demand for new native speakers. --- PSN: kazukifafner ... Copied to Clipboard!
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AbstraktProfSC2 08/31/17 10:46:25 PM #11: |
Ive actually heavily considered this and was even just talking about it today with a friend
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BignutzisBack 08/31/17 10:48:24 PM #12: |
@Dragonblade01 how did you even apply is there some kind of program you signed up for? Did you have to get a special degree?
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BignutzisBack 08/31/17 10:49:47 PM #13: |
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Picture of TC in Japan in all honesty my transplant could probably be best compared to Vegeta lol we both have very similar hairlines now --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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DevsBro 08/31/17 11:04:19 PM #14: |
I have a friend who did exactly that, actually.
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Dragonblade01 08/31/17 11:05:16 PM #15: |
BignutzisBack posted...
@Dragonblade01 how did you even apply is there some kind of program you signed up for? Did you have to get a special degree? I had a connection through my university to the board of education in the city I work for in Japan, so I'm a bit of a special case in that regard. But there are tons of companies and programs that you can apply for if you just want to do some basic teaching work (the name of the position is typically "ALT" or "Assistant Language Teacher"). All you really need is a bachelor's to apply. Any extra you can give them when applying will obviously help though. --- PSN: kazukifafner ... Copied to Clipboard!
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the_cajun88 08/31/17 11:05:21 PM #16: |
BignutzisBack posted...
why don't you do that? Why should I want to do that? That sounds unpleasant. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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