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Teaching Jobs with Aeon Corporation of Japan

If you've ever wanted to begin teaching English or expand your teaching skills into a new area, then consider a job with AEON Corporation of Japan.

Teaching English in Japan can be very lucrative for native English speakers and an amazing experience. Check out how AEON provides the opportunity for you to teach English, make some extra cash and live abroad by working this incredible teaching job. 

Founded in 1973 AEON has grown into one of the largest private institutions for teaching English as a second language. With over 3,000 employees, 800 employed native English-speakers and over 100,000 students enrolled in 300 schools throughout Japan, it's no surprise how AEON has made a name for itself as a premier English-teaching institution. AEON, which also owns a similar program called Amity, teaches English to both adult and children Japanese natives in large cities and small villages throughout the main 5 Japanese islands. With recruiting centers all over the world, it's easy to begin your teaching journey with AEON.

AEON recruits teachers all over the United States, the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. Their homepage provides up to date information on where and when you can speak directly with a recruiting agent in your area, or how to apply and get in touch with AEON online. AEON conducts an interview and application process for all potential teachers. An in-person interview is always required, an application, resume and written assessment are also required of every applying teacher. While no direct experience is required, all teachers must have a Bachelors degree in any subject as well as completed primary and secondary education in English. Any teaching experience, education or Japanese studies are viewed as beneficial but not required.

All teachers will go through a training process before they are allowed to teach under AEON in Japan.

All teachers are provided with the following while working with AEON: a fully furnished apartment with subsidized rent for 55,000 yen per month, a competitive salary of 270,000 per month for a 36-hour work week, contract completion bonuses and paid holidays with 5 paid personal days off each year. The duration of the contract is one full calendar year. Teaching English can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. You're only a few clicks away from doing so with AEON.