Kindergarten Teacher - Okayama City, Japan
Edison International School
Japan
Posted 1 month ago
International kindergarten - Okayama City, Japan
Okayama City, Japan
Posted by: Edison International School
Contact: adamcturnbull@gmail.com
Looking for female kindergarten teacher, to work in international kindergarten in Okayama Japan.
Requirements*
-From native English speaking country
-Female teacher
-Related Diploma
-Resume with picture
-Willing to move to Okayama city , Japan
- Cheerful and energetic , being musically talented is a bonus .
-Willing to send an introduction video for review
Offer*
300,000 yen/month salary +potential bonuses
-Visa and sponsorship assistance
-potential candidate overseas may negotiate airfare assistance to come to Japan
- Long-term contract
More information about the school and method may can be given to applicant once their resume is sent and seems like a likely candidate.
To apply, email adamcturnbull@gmail.com
Okayama City, Japan
Posted by: Edison International School
Contact: adamcturnbull@gmail.com
Looking for female kindergarten teacher, to work in international kindergarten in Okayama Japan.
Requirements*
-From native English speaking country
-Female teacher
-Related Diploma
-Resume with picture
-Willing to move to Okayama city , Japan
- Cheerful and energetic , being musically talented is a bonus .
-Willing to send an introduction video for review
Offer*
300,000 yen/month salary +potential bonuses
-Visa and sponsorship assistance
-potential candidate overseas may negotiate airfare assistance to come to Japan
- Long-term contract
More information about the school and method may can be given to applicant once their resume is sent and seems like a likely candidate.
To apply, email adamcturnbull@gmail.com
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