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gfell · Tue 26-Jun-07, 11:30 PM

If you have a spouse visa to live in Japan, then your chances are stronger. I still wouldn't get too picky though and take any job that comes to you and then you can always upgrade to better jobs later on.

On your resume you should stress that you hold a spouse visa, and any teaching experience or related.

Tue 26-Jun-07, 11:30 PM	#6 (permalink)
gfell Administrator Join Date: May 2005 Nationality: American Occupation: Teacher Location: Posts: 654	Re: working holiday visa, no degree If you have a spouse visa to live in Japan, then your chances are stronger. I still wouldn't get too picky though and take any job that comes to you and then you can always upgrade to better jobs later on. On your resume you should stress that you hold a spouse visa, and any teaching experience or related. __________________ English Teacher and Student Site Teach English and Study Abroad! Teaching Community at Teacher Forums ESL Teacher and Student Directory!