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Silver Scarab · Sun 05-Nov-06, 03:37 AM

Hi, my name is Millie and I'm an (non-native) English teacher who currently resides and works in Holland. I've just received my Japanese Master degree and I also have a Master in Archeology. Two years ago I obtained my CELTA certificate and have been teaching English here in Holland ever since.

I really want to go to Japan and become an English teacher there, but I've noticed that most jobs require the teacher to be a native English speaker.

Can someone inform me of what my chances are of finding a good job (preferably in a JH or SHighschool) and does anyone know any good companies that hire non-native speakers and offer to pay for accomodations in Japan?

Thanks ahead

Sun 05-Nov-06, 03:37 AM	#1 (permalink)
Silver Scarab ESL Newbie Join Date: Nov 2006 Occupation: english teacher Location: Posts: 1	What are my chances? Hi, my name is Millie and I'm an (non-native) English teacher who currently resides and works in Holland. I've just received my Japanese Master degree and I also have a Master in Archeology. Two years ago I obtained my CELTA certificate and have been teaching English here in Holland ever since. I really want to go to Japan and become an English teacher there, but I've noticed that most jobs require the teacher to be a native English speaker. Can someone inform me of what my chances are of finding a good job (preferably in a JH or SHighschool) and does anyone know any good companies that hire non-native speakers and offer to pay for accomodations in Japan? Thanks ahead