Part-time Soccer or Dance x English Instructors for Children (expired)

We are currently looking for fun and energetic English-speaking staff to join our team on a part-time basis! All of our lessons are with children (aged 3-12 years), in an all-English environment while playing soccer or cheer dance and other fun activities. If you love playing and interacting with children then this place is for you!

【Company Profile】

Global Athlete Project (GAP) was established in 2011 by Eiji Kawashima, a Japanese national team goalkeeper, now playing professionally in the French league.
The purpose of our schools is to provide a fun English learning environment rather than improving soccer or cheer dance skills. We strive for our children to enjoy learning English by playing soccer or cheer dance while they become more global-minded.
GAP started “Soccer x English” school in July 2014 as one of the language support programs to help children learn English through fun activities and soccer training. We currently have 20 soccer schools and 16 cheer dance schools open in Tokyo, Chiba, Saitama, and the Kanagawa areas.


【Requirements】

- Fun, energetic, outgoing, healthy, creative, and positive
- Previous experience teaching kids or playing soccer/dance is advantageous but not required
- Native English speaker
- Being able to speak Japanese is advantageous but not required
- Has a valid working visa for at least a year (Student visa/Working Holidays are OK!)

【Working Hours and Locations】

- Available to work at least one weekday between 15:00 to 19:00
- Schools are located in Tokyo, Saitama, Kanagawa, and Chiba areas
- All new staff will start once a week but depending on your performance we may be able to give you more schools.

【Message from GAP】

“When I was a child, ten minutes was the maximum time I could concentrate while studying at my desk. In comparison, I could go on for many hours of playing sports. I believe that the combination of sports, which children enjoy doing, and English learning is the best way to make children interested in learning and improving their skills. I am sure there are a lot of children out there just like me. ‘Sports x Language’ projects are coming from my experience, and we are trying to offer many kinds of projects along the line.”
– Ryusuke Tanaka Founder of GAP

Do you want to help us foster and grow more global-minded Japanese people?
Please contact us and we are looking forward to meeting you!