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Teacher and Activity Leader Application Pack 2026

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Torremaggiore, Province of Foggia, Italy

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- Teaching opportunities

Jobs galore! - lots of job vacancies around at the moment as many schools prepare to re-open for the new term on July 1st. Kindergarten, primary, secondary, university, test prep, etc. View all the current teaching positions on the Ajarn jobs page.

TEFL course / Training - in our June TEFL course blog, you can get all the latest news from Thailand's leading TEFL course providers. How do they plan to deliver their training programs during these uncertain times?

- What will be the 'new normal'?

Teaching in Thailand post covid-19 - Tom Tuohy looks at what changes have impacted Thailand, particularly in education, and makes some predictions about how they'll affect Thai students and the many foreign teachers working here.

Handling the virus- Jesse Sessoms feels far safer here in Thailand than he would back in his native USA. He's been so impressed with how the Thais have coped with the Covid-19 situation.

- "My school has really looked after its teachers during the pandemic"

The virus situation - How is the Covid-19 situation affecting teachers at different schools?

Education's new normal? - Teacher trainer, Stephen Louw, thinks going back to 'normal' in the classroom will be unlikely and those schools who didn't make an effort to embrace online learning could well get left behind.

- Does your school have a vacancy for a teacher?

New teaching job? - This week we chat with Lynken, who has taught in Thailand for three years. He's looking for a position ideally teaching high school or university students.

If you have some experience of working in Thailand and are looking for a new position, have a quick chat with us.

- "I have a far better life here than back in America"

The cost of living - We hear from Ian, who teaches at a school in Hat Yai in south Thailand. He earns around 40K a month at a college but he has other interesting things going on. He dabbles in the Thai stock market, he plays music in bars at night and his partner is setting up a sandwich / pastry business.

The grass isn't always greener - Peter moved back to the UK after teaching in Thailand for three years. He can't wait to get back!

Fancy teaching outside Bangkok? - we've updated our region guide to Kanchanaburi. If you are teaching in rural Thailand, could you help us update one of the guides? Many thanks!

- Why become an English teacher?

Rewarding? Challenging? - Mark Beales, author of 'Teaching English as a Second Language' asks why people decide to become English teachers and why not everyone considers English the most useful language to know.

- Hot seat Interview with Mark Beales

Hot seat - a chat with Mark Beales about rising through the ranks as a TEFL teacher, landing the top jobs at international schools, writing a book for teachers, comparing Thailand with Vietnam......and having lunch with the greatest Dracula of all time!

Back in the UK - In September 2019, I interviewed my great friend Mark, who had taught in Thailand for 20 years but had decided to return home to the UK. He's been back there over six months now. Time for a catch up.

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Ajarn.com | Teaching English in Thailand

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Teaching opportunities Jobs galore! - lots of job vacancies around at the moment as many schools prepare to re-open for the new term on July 1st. Kindergarten, primary, secondary, university, test prep, etc. View all the current teaching positions on the Ajarn jobs page.

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Start Date: 2020 August 3rd, All native English speaking accents welcome! At Least One year teaching experience in Taiwan. A Bachelor Degree is required. Positions: Full-time ESL Teacher(Teach Kindergarten English class in the morning and ESL class in the afternoon) Part-time ESL Teacher(Teach ESL class in the afternoon.) Monday to Friday - ARC, National Health Insurance, paid holidays and incentive bonus. Our school has been offering holistic education for more than twenty years. Currently there are 6 native speaking teachers working with us. Their average stay is two years or more. We are centrally situated near popular supermarkets, shopping malls and restaurants. Natural Way is not your average ESL school (and is definitely NOT a bushiban teaching style!). We are looking for creative teachers, who can add their own special touch to the curriculum. Teachers are encouraged to use their musical, artistic, or other skills to bring their lessons to life. Other schools may be only interested in boring bookwork, but we invite our teachers to show their true colors by presenting joyful, holistic learning to our students. In addition to being creative, the ideal candidate would be patient, enthusiastic and willing to be a team-player. Interested teachers are welcome to submit their resumes with a recent photo and a copy of university diploma, or make their inquiries by email, rather than by phone. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an appointment to interview.

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ALL Native English-Speaking Accents WELCOME! First-Time Teachers WELCOME! We are looking for energetic and outgoing people to teach children in Taipei City/New Taipei City. Up to NT$750/hr. BLOCK Hours, AFTERNOONS 4:30-7:00pm. Saturday Mornings 9:00~11:00am Requirements * Native English speakers from USA, Canada, UK, Ireland, SA, Australia, or NZ. * University Graduate with diploma. * Willing to sign one year contract. PART-Time Jobs available NOW * Packages of 14 - 20 hours per week. * Monday to Friday Afternoons 4:30 to 7:00pm. Saturday morning 9:00 to 11:00. * Good Pay, Up to NT$750 /hour. * Elementary aged students. * FULL Curriculum and Training (Joy School Program). * ARC, work permit and health insurance provided. :::::Joy Children's Language School ( Xinyi Branch)::::: *Tel: (02)2392-9826 *Address: No. 208-5, Sec. 2, Xinyi Rd., Da'an Dist., Taipei City 106, Taiwan (R.O.C.) :::::Joy Children's Language School (Guling Branch)::::: *Tel: (02)2394-0171 (Please call us during weekdays) *Address: No. 21, Guling St., Zhongzheng Dist., Taipei City 100, Taiwan (R.O.C.) :::::Joy Children's Language School ( Yong-he Branch)::::: *Tel: (02)2929-5883 (Please call us during weekdays 1:00-9:00 p.m.) *Address: 4F.-1, No. 253, Zhongzheng Rd., Yonghe Dist., New Taipei City 234, Taiwan (R.O.C.) :::::Joy Children's Language School (Nanshijiao Branch)::::: *Tel:(02)2942-3757 *Address:3F., No. 328, Jingxin St., Zhonghe Dist., New Taipei City 235, Taiwan (R.O.C.) ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: About Joy School The first Joy School opened in 1981 in Taipei's Xinyi district. The guiding belief of Sam Chen and Peggy Huang, the schools' founders, is that learning English should be an enriching experience for children. They were particularly concerned with the increasing globalization and the need for a common language and envisioned a school that would teach English to children in Taiwan. Today, there are more than 200 schools across the island and 100 schools in China.

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Full-time or part-time job for Fall semester (1) Location: (a) Little YuSheng School at Taoyuan District, Taoyuan. 10 minutes walking distance from Taoyuan Train Station. (b) Little Dandalion School at Taoyuan District, Taoyuan. 15 minutes driving distance from Taoyuan Train Station. (2) NT$ 720-900 up/per hour, depending on experiences, certifications and teaching skills. (3) Teaching Time: (a) Full-time : afternoon to evening (b) Part time job : afternoon to evening(10-20 hours / per week) (4) Qualifications: Bachelor's degree, at least with 3 years of teaching experiences with young learners, TESOL/TEFL certificates would be an advantage. (5) We need someone who cares and is passionate about teaching young learners, someone who teaches in a fun and diversified way to guide children to learn well. We need you to be patient and open-minded, be willing to open up to suggestion and easy to communicate with. (6) We will help with work permits, health insurance provided.

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8. Start Date: 2020 August 3rd, All native English speaking accents welcome! At Least One year teaching experience in Taiwan. A Bachelor Degree is required. Positions: Full-time ESL Teacher(Teach Kindergarten English class in the morning and ESL class in the afternoon) Part-time ESL Teacher(Teach ESL class in the afternoon.)

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Stonar International - EFL Teacher - Poster - Summer 2019 v2

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I'm English School was formed in 1989 in Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture. I'm English School is the leading local Children's English language school in the Gunma Prefecture area of Japan. We presently have a staff of 3 native English speakers and 5 Japanese. We are a section within a larger company, the USUI GROUP. The USUI GROUP is involved in the education field, catering to students of all ages, in a broad spectrum of subjects. The USUI GROUP is one of the top educational companies in the Gunma Prefecture area.

I'm English School is dedicated to the education of children from the age of 3 to 15. The vast majority of children's English schools in Japan are dedicated to producing a product that their customers will pay for, i.e. the appearance that the child can speak English. In most cases the reality is that the child can do little more than reproduce the sounds that they have been made to remember through repetitive training. The consequences of this are to say the least, horrific. Our mission at I'm English School is to encourage communication, understanding and interest. The result is the gradual growth of an ability to communicate in English.

My name is Carl Cowan. I am the principal of I'm English School. I have been an employee of the USUI GROUP since 1990. I believe that the USUI GROUP has provided me with a very acceptable working environment. I, as head of I'm English School try to provide my employees with a work place in which they can enjoy success in their work.

At I'm English School we have both Native English speaking Staff and Japanese Staff. The native English speaking position is a full time position on a one year contract with the possibility to extend. At present interviews for this position are conducted in Brisbane, Australia and Japan.

At I'm English School we are looking for people who have the energy, motivation and discipline to work with children. The position is a full time position. You will have your own students that you will teach every week. You will fine tune your lessons from the base lesson plans taken from the year curriculum to produce a lesson to match your students. In general, you will have 3 hours of lesson time per day and you will use the rest of your day preparing for lessons or working on preparation for events etc at our head office. You will drive to the school that you will be teaching at each day in the car provided by the company. Your working week will be Monday to Friday, Saturday and Sunday are off except in the case where we have an event( a fishing day with the students and their families or an apple picking day in the mountains nearby) on the weekend. These days will then be grouped together as a holiday sometime in the year. Including this week we have a total of 4 weeks holiday throughout the year. One week in spring (in conjunction with the Golden Week holidays), one week in the summer, one week in the winter and one other week generally in Autumn.

I'm English School is located in Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture, Japan. We are 100km North of Tokyo on the Kanto Plain. We are on the SHINKANSEN line which connects us with Tokyo in about 50 minutes. I have found that most people who come to Japan like a location like Takasaki. We are close enough to Tokyo as well as being close enough to the countryside. I think Takasaki is a very pleasant place to live.

Gunma Prefecture HomePage Takasaki City Homepage

TYPICAL WEEKLY SCHEDULE

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Tuesday

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10:15

Lesson Prep.
Event Prep.
Meetings
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Lesson Prep.
Event Prep.
Meetings
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Lesson Prep.
Event Prep.
Meetings
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Lesson Prep.
Event Prep.
Meetings
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Lesson Prep.
Event Prep.
Meetings
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12:30

Lunch (1 hour)

Lunch (1 hour)

Lunch (1 hour)

Lunch (1 hour)

Lunch (1 hour)

Classroom Setup

Classroom Setup

Classroom Setup

Classroom Setup

Classroom Setup

18:00 -18:40

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11-12 years old

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11-12 years old

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11-12 years old

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11-12 years old

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11-12 years old

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Write reports
Discuss classes
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Write reports
Discuss classes
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Write reports
Discuss classes
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Write reports
Discuss classes
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Write reports
Discuss classes
with other staff

The only language spoken by any I'm English School staff member in the classroom is English. There are 2 main styles of lessons at I'm English School, EPC and REGULAR.

EPC stands for English Play Club and is for Kindergarten age children. This lesson is a 30 minute lesson conducted on a carpet with a maximum of 7 students. The native English speaking teacher teaches the class with a Japanese assistant. As the name implies, this class involves playing with the students. Of course there is a set curriculum and the students have text books but the lesson itself is full of action, songs, activities and the like. Your Japanese assistant helps in an indirect way, at times joining in as a student or at times escorting students to the toilet. There are 2 varieties of EPC class based on experience.

REGULAR lessons are for primary school age children. These lessons are taught by one teacher. The native English speaking teacher teaches new work that is followed up the next week by the Japanese teacher. Of course the Japanese teacher uses only English in the classroom. This lesson is a 40 minute lesson conducted in a classroom setup with a maximum of 12 students. There are a variety of REGULAR classes with varying age groups and experience.

You do not need to have an education degree or experience with children to be able to be a good teacher, but there is obviously a lot to learn before anyone can be expected to step into the classroom unassisted and consistently produce good lessons. When you start at I'm English School you will go through training program to prepare you for the job ahead. This entails OTJ training as well as formal training. Outside of your training program you will have experienced workmates, both native English speakers and Japanese staff members who will share their experience with you.

The monthly salary at I'm English School is between \255000 and \265000. At the end of your one year contract you will receive a COMPLETION BONUS of 1 month's pay if you have fulfilled all of the requirements of your contract. You will also receive a PERFORMANCE BONUS of up to 1 month's pay. Yes, that's right, a chance of up to 2 month's salary. Throughout the year there are opportunities to receive monthly bonuses of up to \15000. This salary agreement is revised in accordance with performance in the case of a second or third year contract.

The company has apartments for the native English speaking staff in close proximity to the head office. The apartments are clean and comfortable and are reasonably spacious by Japanese standards. All of the general necessities i.e. fridge, microwave, TV, video, phone, washing machine, heater and air conditioner are provided along with other living needs. The apartment is near enough ready to live in. The rent for the apartment is 55000yen per month and this is paid by the employee. All utilities i.e. water, electricity, gas and phone are to be paid for by the employee.

It is necessary to drive from your accommodation to the head office and also to drive to the schools that you will teach at each day. A company car is provided for this. You will require an International License to drive in Japan. This can be obtained easily before coming to Japan. Japanese drive on the left hand side of the road. The roads are narrower in places than Australia but most people are very polite on the road and in general people drive accordingly slower.

To work in Japan it is necessary to have a working visa. The most straight forward way of applying for a working visa is to apply on the basis that you are a native English speaker and that you have been educated to University bachelor level in an English speaking country. Of course you must produce paperwork to satisfy the Japanese authorities. This paperwork along with the company's paperwork and signed Employment agreement will be presented to the Japanese authorities by the company. If all goes well some 2 to 4 weeks after the application, a visa authorization will be issued. It is necessary to then present this with your passport to the Japanese authorities from outside of Japan e.g. Japanese consulate in Brisbane Australia. Within a few days a working visa will be stamped into your passport. This will then allow you to enter Japan with the intention of working.

Hello

My name is Sarah, and I have been a teacher at I'm English School for the last year and a half. I ' m is an English school that is called a "juku" in Japanese which basically means an after school tutoring company. So the majority of the children who come to I'm English School are actually really interested in learning (so it makes my job a lot easier). I have grown attached to my students and am now able to have really good communication with them. Basically we start the day in the office, talk about our lessons, do some lesson planning and so on. Afterwards we have lunch and then head off to our schools. We are finished by 7:15 and then head home. We only work Monday to Friday unless we have a special school event like the fishing day, apple picking day or the Christmas party.

I really enjoy teaching for a small company, mostly because I get to use my own creativity and initiative when teaching the children. When I first started at I'm I knew that we would be communicating only in English and I was a bit worried whether I would be understood by the children. I thought if someone talked at me for 40 minutes in Swahili I would freak out and have no clue what was going on, so I thought the children would feel the same. But the thing I learnt first was that you don't need to speak the same language to have meaningful communication. Just think of Mr Bean!!

At first we are given very set guidelines to follow in the lesson and ways of teaching the set language. This was helpful for me because I've never taught ESL before but as I grew more comfortable and confident at teaching I was able to start using my own ideas and methods of teaching in the classroom. At I'm English School we use a text book, have set curriculum and materials that form the base of what we teach. From this solid base I can adapt my ideas and make additional materials to create a better lesson for my students. In this way I can add my special flair to the lessons so they are fun, enjoyable and hopefully unforgettable. Each month we have lesson idea talks which is like a think tank for everyone's ideas. I find it really helpful to talk as a group because it facilitates a better understanding of the actual meaning of the language we are teaching and the way you build the language from scratch. For example how do you teach "can" and "can not" ？ I know the meaning is clear to me but how do I communicate this idea without telling them in their native language? Working as a group means that I don't only have my ideas but everybody's ideas to build up on.

There are many companies to work with in Japan, big and small. Our company has a staff of 5 native teachers and 5 Japanese staff. I have found working for a small company has a lot of benefits. Perhaps the most important is the way we are looked after. If ever I am sick, need help at the bank or with joining a gym, one of the Japanese staff will help me. Going to the doctor in a foreign country can be a harrowing experience but is much less daunting to have someone to go with you who understands everything the Doctor is saying. While living in Japan, I have met many other foreigners who have worked for big companies and it's not unusual for them to be sent to the hospital on their own. Another benefit of working for I'm English School is having the use of a company car. Having a car has made my experience of Japan more authentic, because I am able to visit some out of the way places. It is also much easier to buy groceries with a car rather than a bicycle!!

All the native staff live in Takasaki, which is on the Shinkansen line from Tokyo.

I had heard that Japan was very expensive to live however I have found it to be comparable to my home town ? Brisbane. After paying rent, living expenses and utilities I still have enough money to live comfortably and travel during the holidays and on weekends. I never have any worries about when the next pay day is.

I love teaching and the best part about the job is the relationships I can build over time with my students. I find teaching children to be very satisfying and the environment in which we teach facilitates this. I enjoy the level of autonomy that I have in making my own planning decisions but also the level of support offered if I need help. I can honestly say that this is the most rewarding and fun job I have ever had.

Hi, I'm Jill and I worked as an I'm English teacher for four years.

During my time there I've grown as a teacher and established lifelong friendships. Before taking the job I completed a diploma of education, but despite my qualification I had very little confidence in teaching children. At first it was difficult for me to teach kindergarten students. I remember some of them would cry during my lesson or wander aimlessly around the classroom. Teachers at 'I'm' genuinely care about their students and are passionate about teaching. It helped me a lot that I could openly discuss the difficulties I was experiencing in my classes and I was able to receive useful advice. At the end, I gained a better understanding of how children behave and learn. My favorite classes turned out to be my kindergarten students.

Living in a foreign country without family and friends can be an isolating experience. At I'm English school the native teachers are partnered with Japanese teachers. From my experience I've really enjoyed working with all of my Japanese partners. They were all friendly and it was a great comfort to have someone to talk to about lesson difficulties or life in Japan. To this day, I've remained good friends with the Japanese teachers I've worked with. Looking back, I could honestly say that I was really lucky to have worked at I'm English School for I have gained a lot from my experience.

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Gaba is Japan's leading provider of 1-to-1 English Language lessons. Whether it's a career change, a career break, or your first position, Gaba provides professional support and a flexible schedule system so you can enjoy teaching in Japan on your own terms. Gaba Instructors specialize in supporting adult learners of English to achieve their learning goals in a 1-to-1 lesson format.