Are you dreaming of teaching English in Japan? In this video, we break down the three main pathways: the JET Programme, working as an ALT (Assistant Language Teacher), and teaching at an Eikaiwa (private English conversation school) — so you can find the option that fits your goals, lifestyle, and experience level.
📌 What We Cover: ✅ What the JET Programme is, how to apply, salary & what to expect
✅ What ALT (Assistant Language Teacher) work looks like day-to-day
✅ What Eikaiwa schools are and the pros & cons of private English teaching
✅ Salary comparisons, visa requirements & work-life balance
✅ Which option is best for first-timers vs. experienced teachers Whether you have a TEFL/TESOL certificate, a teaching degree, or you’re just getting started — there’s a path into English teaching in Japan for you.
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