Full time English teacher for children in Saitama
Hanno, Japan•Full-Time•Up To 270,000 JPY per month
Posted 4 days ago
Kidz Talk, a private English school for children, is seeking a responsible, flexible, and creative English teacher who will be available from September, 2026.
*Position begins in October, 2026 after the training period.
Kidz Talk is the private English school for children aged 4 to 18. There are about 270 students in all but no more than 14 students in one class. Our students come once a week for an hour and a half. A native English full-time teacher, a native English part-time teacher, two Japanese full- time teachers share all of the classes.
We teach communicative English, utilizing coursebooks tailored to the students' levels. Our goal is to make learning English fun. In addition, by using supplementary materials, we aim to foster our students' creativity and self-expression. Special events include week-long Halloween and Christmas parties, a 3-day summer school trip, and an English card game tournament.
Working hours:
3:00 pm to 9:00 pm through Monday to Friday.
Holidays are Saturdays, Sundays, Japanese national holidays with four weeks paid vacation per year.
Accommodation:
Fully furnished, one bedroom, a dining- kitchen, a bath with a bathtub and a separate toilet, 5 minutes by bike, 10 minutes walking to the school.
*The rent is 80,000 yen, with 50% subsidized by the school (your cost: 40,000 yen).
Requirements:
BA required. TESL/ESL certification or teaching experience preferred.
Applicants must currently reside in Japan.
Other:
Teaching training session will be provided.
Visa sponsorship for the right applicant.
To apply for our teaching position, send the documents below by email.
Contact person: Ms. Naomi Yamamoto
Applications should include: Cover letter, CV/resume, photo
Application deadline: August 20, 2026
*Applicants who passed the first screening will be contacted through email.
*As the second screening, there will be an online interview.
*Position begins in October, 2026 after the training period.
Kidz Talk is the private English school for children aged 4 to 18. There are about 270 students in all but no more than 14 students in one class. Our students come once a week for an hour and a half. A native English full-time teacher, a native English part-time teacher, two Japanese full- time teachers share all of the classes.
We teach communicative English, utilizing coursebooks tailored to the students' levels. Our goal is to make learning English fun. In addition, by using supplementary materials, we aim to foster our students' creativity and self-expression. Special events include week-long Halloween and Christmas parties, a 3-day summer school trip, and an English card game tournament.
Working hours:
3:00 pm to 9:00 pm through Monday to Friday.
Holidays are Saturdays, Sundays, Japanese national holidays with four weeks paid vacation per year.
Accommodation:
Fully furnished, one bedroom, a dining- kitchen, a bath with a bathtub and a separate toilet, 5 minutes by bike, 10 minutes walking to the school.
*The rent is 80,000 yen, with 50% subsidized by the school (your cost: 40,000 yen).
Requirements:
BA required. TESL/ESL certification or teaching experience preferred.
Applicants must currently reside in Japan.
Other:
Teaching training session will be provided.
Visa sponsorship for the right applicant.
To apply for our teaching position, send the documents below by email.
Contact person: Ms. Naomi Yamamoto
Applications should include: Cover letter, CV/resume, photo
Application deadline: August 20, 2026
*Applicants who passed the first screening will be contacted through email.
*As the second screening, there will be an online interview.
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