Chatting with Ex-English Teachers in Japan: Stories, Struggles and Success

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Join us as we discuss the bits and pieces of what it's like to teach English in Japan with our three special guests' ex-English teachers.
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15 сен 2024

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@kisobushi1238 2 месяца назад

Good video! If you are interested in really succeeding teaching English in Japan, check out the book On Living and Working in Japan by James Rogers. It's about going from this first step (Eikaiwa/ALT/JET Programme) teaching with no experience all the way to becoming a tenured university professor in Japan. I've been here 20 years, have over 50 publications, PhD, 3 books, and have won over 30 million yen in Jp govt grants to do research with (you can confirm that online btw). The book tells you how to accomplish all that, and also just gives some general tips on how to live well in Japan. Oh, and I wrote it. Lol. 笑

@DaiLynch 2 месяца назад

I’ll be honest, the propensity for Gaijinpot to dismiss English language teaching as a legitimate profession is part of the problem with education in Japan. It’s shameless. Stop encouraging people to come to Japan and use teaching as this back door into the country. Awful, inexperienced teachers are not needed. Japan’s students deserve better than this and Gaijinpot should probably take a long hard look at itself. This is just the worst.