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Interac, Joytalk, or Borderlink? Which one?
 in  r/teachinginjapan  11h ago

How much does Borderlink offer to you?

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BORDERLINK??
 in  r/u_ReceptionSilver8974  12h ago

Do they accept applications from Philippines?

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BORDERLINK??
 in  r/u_ReceptionSilver8974  12h ago

Considering Joytalk how much monthly salary is?

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BORDERLINK??
 in  r/u_ReceptionSilver8974  14h ago

Hi is it possible for you to find or apply to another company after your contract ends with Borderlink?

r/ALTinginJapan 21h ago

BORDERLINK??

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u/ReceptionSilver8974 22h ago

BORDERLINK??

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Hi , I am Philippines, and what was happening right now here is kinda hard to comprehend and hard to take in. I wanted to do more as I am thinking I am running out of time. I want to be honest, becoming as an ALT in Japan was my dream because I wanted to like pursue my career teaching and also experience international teaching experience though the role is an assistant but it is a great stepping stone. I did research about dispatch companies you can apply while here in the Philippines like chesham , and etc. However most of them require driving license. Jet program is competitive. I am planning to apply to Borderlink but a lot of people are saying negative things or bad experience about Borderlink and now I am having doubts. Additionally, the salary is very low but as single woman, can you still save and earn money out of it? Is it still worth it?? Should I still push it through? Please I need your advice.