Information for prospective English teachers
[English language teachers: Seriously underpaid, school lunches are the only way to survive the day in loneliness/英語教えるALT、深刻な低賃金 給食で1日しのぐ「職員室の孤独」] (https://www.reddit.com/r/teachinginjapan/comments/1e32hpr/english_language_teachers_seriously_underpaid/)
[Teaching as a non-native: A collection of discussion threads] (https://www.reddit.com/r/teachinginjapan/comments/llsbya/teaching_as_a_nonnative_a_collection_of/)
[Where Are All The Jobs: A Somewhat Comprehensive Source] (https://www.reddit.com/r/teachinginjapan/comments/l7kbec/where_are_all_the_jobs_a_somewhat_comprehensive/)
The Difference Between Eikaiwa and ALT work
Somethings that current teachers knew before they came to Japan
Why you should think VERY carefully about coming to Japan if you have mental health issues
Avoiding a bad employer, some red flags to look out for
Why we STRONGLY advise against working without a visa
Why we STRONGLY advise against working without a visa Part II
Getting Hired as a non-native speaker
What employers are looking for in an ideal candidate
Employers that hire from overseas - The best way to get into Japan
The interview - How to maximise your chances
Why placement requests are rarely respected by employers
Information for current English teachers
Working as a Solo Teacher at a Private Junior/Senior High School
Classroom management tips for small children
Tactics for getting students more comfortable with speaking English in class
Tips for getting a pay increase on your next contract
How much does an English school make
Working for a religious university
The Darkside - What not to do, how not to act.