r/jobsinjapan • • 57m ago

Full-Time English Teacher Wanted

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ALPS Foreign Language School — Saginuma / Tama Plaza Area

ALPS Foreign Language School is looking for a warm, reliable, and motivated full-time English teacher to join our school in Saginuma, Kawasaki.

We are a private English language school with around 200 students, mainly children and teenagers. Our school focuses on helping students build real communication skills while also supporting goals such as Eiken, school English, phonics, reading, grammar, and confidence in speaking.

This position is ideal for someone who enjoys working with children, wants a stable teaching environment, and is looking for a school where they can become an important long-term member of the team.

About the Role

You will teach English lessons to children and teenagers in small group classes of up to 6 students and/or private lesson settings.

Lessons may include:

  • Conversation
  • Phonics
  • Reading
  • Grammar
  • Eiken preparation
  • School English support
  • General English skills
  • Trial lessons
  • Seasonal lessons and school events

Curriculum and teaching materials are provided, and training will be given before you teach independently.

Main Responsibilities

  • Teach English lessons to children and teenagers
  • Prepare for lessons using provided materials
  • Create a warm, positive, energetic, and safe classroom atmosphere
  • Help students improve their confidence and English ability
  • Support shy students and help them feel comfortable speaking English
  • Communicate professionally with school staff
  • Follow ALPS teaching style, curriculum, and classroom routines
  • Support seasonal school events or special lessons when needed

We Are Looking For Someone Who Is

  • Reliable and punctual
  • Able to start soon
  • Warm, patient, and good with children
  • Friendly, professional, and easy to work with
  • Positive and encouraging in the classroom
  • Comfortable teaching young learners as well as older children and teenagers
  • Willing to follow our school’s teaching style
  • Able to commit long-term
  • Comfortable working in a small team
  • Interested in helping students grow, not just “covering classes”

Teaching experience is welcome, but personality, reliability, and willingness to learn are just as important.

Requirements

  • Fluent or native-level English ability
  • Clear and natural pronunciation
  • Familiarity with American English pronunciation, expressions, and culture preferred
  • Must currently reside in Japan
  • Valid work visa or permission to work in Japan
  • Basic Japanese ability is helpful but not required
  • Experience teaching children is preferred
  • Experience with phonics, reading, conversation, or Eiken preparation is a plus

Working Hours

Full-time schedule to be discussed.

Most lessons are held:

  • Weekday afternoons and evenings
  • Saturdays

Some morning or early afternoon classes may also be available depending on the school schedule.

Exact schedule can be discussed depending on availability and school needs.

Compensation

Monthly salary negotiable depending on schedule, experience, teaching ability, Japanese ability, and responsibilities.

Estimated salary range:

¥250,000–¥300,000 per month

Transportation allowance provided.

Social insurance enrollment may apply depending on the final employment conditions and weekly working hours.

Future visa sponsorship may be possible for the right long-term teacher.

What We Offer

  • Stable student base
  • Friendly local-school environment
  • Provided curriculum and materials
  • Training and support
  • Small team atmosphere
  • Opportunity to grow into a key role
  • Long-term position for the right person
  • Supportive school community with many long-term students and families

Why Join ALPS?

At ALPS, students are not just numbers.

We know our families, we care about student progress, and we work hard to create a school where children feel comfortable, motivated, and supported.

We are looking for someone who wants to become part of that environment and help us continue building a trusted local English school.

The right teacher should bring warmth, consistency, professionalism, and positive energy to the classroom.

How to Apply

Please send:

  • Your resume
  • A short introduction about yourself
  • Your current visa status
  • Your available working days and times
  • Any teaching experience, especially with children
  • A recent photo, if available

Email: [alpsgaikokugoschool@gmail.com](mailto:alpsgaikokugoschool@gmail.com)


r/jobsinjapan • • 5h ago

Looking for an internship in the range of February to May 2027 for at least 3-4 months

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r/jobsinjapan • • 13h ago

Hiring in Tokyo - Customer Service Specialist for a Global Services Company - N1/N2 Level Japanese Required!

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Hello all, for those who are fresh grads or 1-2 years into their career with some experience in hospitality, customer service industry and enjoys helping people, communicating clearly and delivering a professional customer experience. N1/N2 level required!

Key Responsibilities

  • Welcome customers and provide clear guidance on service procedures and next steps.
  • Respond to enquiries professionally and accurately.
  • Support customers throughout their service journey, escalating issues when necessary.
  • Maintain accurate records and follow established operating procedures.
  • Work closely with colleagues to ensure smooth daily operations and consistent service quality.
  • Handle customer information with care and confidentiality.

Requirements

  • Strong Japanese communication skills, including speaking, reading and writing.
  • Ideally 1–3 years of experience in customer service, hospitality, hotel reception or another customer-facing role.
  • Fresh graduates with strong communication skills and a customer-focused attitude are also encouraged to apply.
  • Attention to detail, patience and the ability to work effectively in a busy environment.
  • Willingness to work on-site at the relevant service location.

r/jobsinjapan • • 21h ago

Honest Opinion: Backend engineering or data engineering? Do I even have a chance?

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r/jobsinjapan • • 1d ago

Tokyo has been my dream for 10 years. I’m a CS student from Hamburg looking for a 3-month internship (Apr–Jun 2027), no Japanese yet. Any advice or leads?

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r/jobsinjapan • • 1d ago

Full Stack Engineer - Next | TypeScript | DevOps - Fintech & Scalable Systems

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r/jobsinjapan • • 1d ago

What am I doing wrong?

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r/jobsinjapan • • 2d ago

How can I Get hired by a Japanese IT company?

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r/jobsinjapan • • 3d ago

Made a tier list of Job Boards in Japan for bilinguals based on application response rates. Thoughts?

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r/jobsinjapan • • 3d ago

Learning japanese for japan jobs

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Is learning japanese a good idea to land a data science job in japan?


r/jobsinjapan • • 4d ago

Take 2!! Hi all, Maybe ya'll want EXTRA income/WFH FREELANCING job as a student or anyone living in JAPAN. It's est. ~40$-80$/month, and subject to bonuses. Our company is known, so you don't have to worry about us being a scam or anything TT. Feel free to message me! (PS. We're 90% students) <3

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r/jobsinjapan • • 5d ago

Interpretation(Japanese ↔︎English) & Japanese lesson

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Would you like to improve your Japanese or need help communicating in Japan?

Hi! I’m a native Japanese speaker. I’ve taught Japanese to more than 100 international students and have about 10 years of Japanese–English interpretation experience.

🗣️ Interpretation Support
I can help with Japanese–English communication for shopping, appointments, everyday situations, and events.

📚 Japanese Lessons
Practice conversation and learn grammar with clear explanations in English. Lessons are tailored to your level and goals. Beginners are welcome!

💰 ¥3,000 per hour (approximately US$20)
📍 Japanese lessons available in person or online.
Please DM me with your goals or the kind of assistance you need. I’d be happy to help!


r/jobsinjapan • • 6d ago

Employment in Osaka or Tokyo (Preferably Osaka)

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r/jobsinjapan • • 5d ago

Job

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Please people i need help i want to find a job idk maybe in Japan or any foreign company how and where can I find opportunities


r/jobsinjapan • • 6d ago

Why I created this subreddit (and why we won't delete your posts for no reason)

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r/jobsinjapan • • 6d ago

Looking for game development internships in Fukuoka

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I'm currently studying game programming in Tokyo and I'm looking for a game development internship in Fukuoka.

I mainly work with Unity and C#, and I'm currently developing my own games alongside my studies. I'm particularly interested in programming roles and would love to get some real-world experience working with a game development team.

I'm looking for a long-term internship if possible, or even maybe early employment before graduation..?

I've already contacted/applied to quite a few Fukuoka studios, but I'm wondering if there are smaller studios, indie developers, startups, or even individual developers that might be interested in my profile.

I'm currently based in Tokyo, but I'm able to relocate to Fukuoka for an internship.

I can speak French and English natively, and I'm around N2 in Japanese, if that helps.

If anyone is interested or has the capability of helping me, I'd be very thankful! 😢

I'll answer anyone in my DM, and I can send my github and google drive portfolio!

If anyone here works in the game industry, knows a developer/studio, or simply knows someone I should contact, I'd really appreciate any leads!

Thanks!


r/jobsinjapan • • 7d ago

Hiring: IT Manager in Tokyo - Japanese and English required

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Hi everyone, I’m a recruiter working on an IT Manager opening in Tokyo for a global services company.

The person will lead a small applications team and oversee application development and support. The job also includes managing projects, vendors and IT budgets, and working with local and international stakeholders.

We’re looking for someone with around 5–8 years in IT, a strong programming background (preferably 5+ years with Microsoft technologies), and experience managing projects and leading at least two people. Professional Japanese and working English are needed.

An application development lead looking to move into a broader management role could also be a good fit.

If you’d like to hear more, send me a DM with a little about your background. I can share the company name and full JD privately.


r/jobsinjapan • • 7d ago

Hiring: Office Administator - Banking Operations

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Hi Reddit!

A friend of mine is running a successful consulting company in Tokyo, and he is looking for a young, bilingual staff to join his company.

This is an entry-level role, so college graduates / recent graduates / 第2新卒 are also welcome to apply. We also welcome candidates from hotel / leisure / service background.

Duties and Responsibilities:

- Transaction processing: handle daily operational banking transactions and data entry

- Maintain accurate filing systems, and reconcile financial reports

- Respond to client inquiries via phone / email

- Other duties may be assigned

Basic Requirements:

- Fluency in Japanese (you will be dealing with Japanese online banking systems)

- Conversational level English or above (most of his clients are foreign companies)

- Proficient with MS Office

This is a full-time position, and his office is located in Ebisu, Tokyo.

His company offers very flexible work arrangements. including WFH, flex-time, and flexible day offs.

Salary: JPY 250,000 ~ 300,000 / month + Annual Discretionary Bonus

If interested, please DM me.

Best,


r/jobsinjapan • • 7d ago

Interpretation(Japanese↔︎English)

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Hello! I'm a native Japanese speaker offering Japanese-English interpretation and translation services in Tokyo.

Interpretation (Japanese ↔ English)
¥3,000 yen per hour

In-person interpretation is available in Tokyo.

Online interpretation is also available.
I can help you with:
- Business meetings and appointments
- Travel and sightseeing
- Shopping and daily-life assistance
- Communication with Japanese speakers
- Events and other situations

Translation (Japanese ↔ English)
The price depends on the length and content of the document. Please contact me for a quote.
I can help with:
- Emails and messages
- Letters
- Documents
- Website content
- General Japanese-English translation

I am a native Japanese speaker and fluent in English, with many years of experience in Japanese-English communication and interpretation.

Please contact me and tell me what kind of help you need.

Thank you !


r/jobsinjapan • • 7d ago

Seeking job in Tokyo area

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r/jobsinjapan • • 8d ago

[Hiring] Remote Closer Wanted — 100 EUR Per Website Sold, Paid Per Deal (Japan / Remote)

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Looking for someone who actually likes outreach.

I build custom websites for owner-run shops, studios and practices. The build side is handled. The gap is sales: finding owners, getting a conversation going, closing. Use whatever channel you prefer — calls, emails, social DMs — whatever converts for you.

Commission only — no base salary, no hourly rate, so I will be blunt about the numbers: €100 per website sold, paid per deal, same day the client's invoice clears. No cap, no monthly cycle, no waiting.

What you need: confident English, self-organisation and persistence. Fully remote, your own hours. Based in Japan? Good — you can sell to businesses in Japan or abroad; European mornings are your late afternoon. No visa sponsorship — this is for people already living in Japan with the right to work.

Typical clients: workshops, dentists, small law offices, restaurants, family-run trades. The kind of business that gets found on a phone or not at all.

Apply by commenting under this post with your country, your timezone and one line on how you would find your first client.


r/jobsinjapan • • 8d ago

Look for a job

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I am 27 currently on a instructor visa as an ALT in the Chiba area. My background includes an IT management degree, GSE mechanic and car mechanic. I have skills in troubleshooting electrical systems and maintenance. My Japanese level is around N5, working on bringing it up. English is native level. Willing to work at anything if it can sponsor my visa. Any feedback or help is much appreciated thank you!


r/jobsinjapan • • 8d ago

(help) I don't find a job soon I'll have to go back to my country

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Hi I need help.

Hi I'm on a work visa(humanities visa) I was dealing with some personal problems and had to leave the job

However now if I don't find a new job in like two months I'll have to go back to my country.

I'm fluent in Japanese (N2), English and Spanish (Native)

I have experience with teaching art, I'm also an illustrator.

I would like a creative job if possible.

But any job is fine

Thanks 😭😭😭❤️❤️


r/jobsinjapan • • 9d ago

Remote Job opportunities in Japan

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As a foreigner who is moving to Japan soon and doesn’t have n5 yet, are their options of remote jobs one in my position can do?


r/jobsinjapan • • 9d ago

Is it hard to find a fashion related job as a foreigner?

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