Location: Yokohama-shi, Aoba-ku, Kanagawa, Japan, Tokyo, Japan
Work Type: Part Time / Experienced (Non-Manager)
Salary: ¥1,600 / Hour
Requirements
- English: Business level (preferred)
- Japanese: Conversational (preferred)
- Must currently reside in Japan
- Visa sponsorship available
Description
Nazareth After-School Care Club, operated by the Shion Gakuen Educational Corporation, is a newly established after-school program where children spend their time in English. It follows the existing Nazareth Kindergarten, Yokohama Nazareth Hoikuen, and Nazareth Kindergarten Karanko-yama After-School Care Club.Rather than “teaching English,” our approach is to “conduct Japanese early childhood education in English,” prioritizing an environment where children can naturally become familiar with the language.Surrounded by abundant nature, children can freely explore their interests through mountain play in the satoyama, the kindergarten yard, grape vineyards in Yamanashi, overnight facilities, and all other facilities owned by the corporation.Why not join us in creating time where children can shine in their own unique way through English education. The initial capacity is approximately 20 children. It is a warm, small-group setting where we can engage deeply with each child.
Classes will generally be managed by two staff members for 20 children: a qualified Japanese staff member and an English instructor.
＜Main Job Responsibilities＞
・Child education and care
・Accompanying school bus rides
・Parent communication
・Cleaning, etc.
＜Working Hours＞
・Weekdays: Monday to Friday
2:00 PM – 7:00 PM
・During school long vacations (shift system)
8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
2:00 PM – 7:00 PM
＜Salary and Benefits＞
・Hourly wage: 1,600 yen and up
＊Depending on your work attitude and abilities, we may also discuss the possibility of hiring you as a full-time employee.
＜Transportation Expenses＞
・Full reimbursement of actual costs (monthly commuter pass)
＜Desired Candidates＞
・Healthy, positive, kind, cooperative individuals who agree with our educational philosophy
・Those who love children and enjoy playing with them
・Those interested in Japanese culture and motivated to learn Japanese
・Priority given to graduates of university education faculties or equivalent departments