International School English/Humanities Teacher (expired)

Gyosei International School in Kisarazu City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan is a private Catholic school that has Kindergarten, Primary, Junior High and High Schools accredited by the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. Each division has an International Course where the majority of classes are conducted in English. Please refer to the relevant sections of the school website for information on the courses and curriculums.

A Full-time position for a Native English Speaking Teacher is available from April 1, 2017.

International Course English Humanities Teacher for a possible combination of
Junior High and High School Grammar/Writing. Literature
High School Geography, World History
Junior High Social Studies

Class Sizes 10-30 students. 20-25 teaching hours per week. Working hours 7:30am-4.30pm Monday-Friday and 7:30am-1:30pm Saturdays. Some Public Holidays are working days. Teachers will sometimes be required to work outside these hours for school events and meetings. Paid Summer(approx 5 weeks), Spring(approx 10 days) and Winter Vacations(approx 13 days) plus 5 short 5 day(including Saturday and Sunday) mid-term breaks each year.

The International Course has one home room class per grade Junior High grades 1,2,3 and High School grades 1,2,3. The successful applicants maybe assigned a home room and given responsibility for the care of the students and communication with their parents. They will be required to work closely with a small team of 9 non Japanese teachers in the International Course to monitor student progress and discipline and to develop curriculum. Teachers also need to be prepared to help students academically out of lesson time, to prepare materials for distribution to parents and work together to prepare for school events.

Yearly Contract(renewable long term). Starting salary 3,600,000 yen per year.
Visa Sponsorship.
Dormitory accommodation may be available on the school campus. The School will assist teachers to find suitable accommodation in Kisarazu.

Applicants are required to hold a Bachelors Degree in the relevant subject areas and original transcripts of this degree and the graduation diploma must be submitted to obtain a Japanese teaching license. The school usually hires teachers with teaching qualifications and/or at least two years teaching experience in their subjects or as an ALT in Japan. Please send your resume/CV, copies of degree transcripts and a cover letter.