ALT Positions in Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima (April 2019 Start) (expired)

Borderlink （株式会社ボーダーリンク）

Company

Borderlink （株式会社ボーダーリンク）

Job ID

131780

Location

Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima, Japan

Post date

Feb 20, 2019

Industry

Education / Teaching

Function

Teacher, Instructor (ELT, Conversational English)

Work Type

Contract / Entry Level

Salary

¥220,000 ~ ¥245,000 / Month

Interested in teaching in one of the most beautiful cities in all of Japan? Then we have an opportunity for you!

Borderlink is currently seeking Assistant Language Teachers (ALTs) for elementary and junior high school positions in the historic city of Aizuwakamatsu in Fukushima prefecture, starting in early April. These positions provide experience working at both elementary and junior high school levels, and are perfect for those seeking some variety in their teaching careers. ALTs will be provided a yearly calendar which will help manage their other commitments.

As an ALT, you would be responsible for co-teaching with Japanese teachers, making activities and materials to facilitate English language instruction. You will also make the language "real" by interacting with students throughout the day to help them actively apply what they learn in class. The ideal candidate is flexible with their teaching style and wants to make a positive impact on the lives of the students.

--Position Details--

Location: Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima
Start Date: April 2019
Level: Elementary and Junior High schools
Working Hours: Between 8:00 - 16:30
Requirements:
-Bachelor's Degree or above
-Native English speaker or equivalent level
-Conversational Japanese level or higher
-Driver's license (Japanese or International)
Benefits:
-Social Insurance (health insurance and pension)
-Help locating an apartment if you plan on moving to the area
-Visa sponsorship (where applicable)
-We can arrange to provide you with a car lease if necessary

--About Aizuwakamatsu--

Bordered to the east by the great Lake Inawashiro, the city of Aizuwakamatsu is located in central Fukushima and offers a treasure trove of historical and cultural sites of interest. Once the site of the famous Battle of Aizu, the city features a castle (Tsuruga-Jo) with grounds dating back to the 14th century. Other things to see include the Oyaku-en medicinal herb gardens, two hot spring resorts, numerous samurai-era locales, and many annual festivals including the Aizu Festival and Sakura Festival. A local commercial center, Aizuwakamatsu is the headquarters of many local television networks in Fukushima, and the city is famous for its sake brewing and lacquerware. Those living in Aizuwakamatsu will also want to sample the local cuisine, including the city's own soba noodles and sauce-katsudon. For an exciting mix of urban comfort and rural charm, Aizuwakamatsu is the place to be!

--About Borderlink--

Borderlink is well-known and respected among schools and boards of education. We provide a level of training and after-placement support unparalleled among ALT companies, including relocation assistance and visa sponsorship. Recently we've been expanding, and are looking to create a strong roster of ALTs across the Kansai area. We're ready to believe in your possibility, and help you realize your potential as a teacher. Many in our management team began as ALTs or teachers themselves, and over the years accumulated the knowledge and skills to pass on to others. At Borderlink, there's always room for growth, both as individuals and as a team.

--Are You Ready? Apply Now!--

Interested in this position? We are accepting applications now! We conduct Skype interviews regularly throughout the week, and welcome applicants from all over Japan.

If this sounds like the opportunity you've been waiting for, we're waiting to hear from you! Thank you for reading!

--Are Other Positions Available?--

Interested in learning more about positions elsewhere in Japan, including Kanto? We do indeed have other positions to offer! Please apply today, and thank you for your interest in Borderlink!

*Please note that as we receive a high number of applicants, only those who pass the initial screening will be contacted for an interview.