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English teaching in Japan - somewhere rural!

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Abrassart
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Postby Abrassart » October 17th, 2006 1:40 pm

I'm also interrested in this topic, even tought I'm looking for a french teaching position and not an english teaching position.

I already have posted my application to NOVA, so now I'm looking for small school who are looking for a french teacher.

Anyone? :roll:
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Postby Bueller_007 » October 17th, 2006 11:26 pm

Abrassart wrote:I'm also interrested in this topic, even tought I'm looking for a french teaching position and not an english teaching position.

I already have posted my application to NOVA, so now I'm looking for small school who are looking for a french teacher.

Anyone? :roll:

Needless to say, there's far less interest in learning French than in English. You'll probably have a hard time finding a small school.
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Postby Abrassart » October 18th, 2006 8:02 am

Bueller_007 wrote:Needless to say, there's far less interest in learning French than in English. You'll probably have a hard time finding a small school.


I know... Well, that's why I sent my application to NOVA. But we all know that NOVA is not the perfect place either, so if I could find a smaller place somewhere. :wink:

Anyway, I also know that some school don't ask for native speaker as english teacher, but of course I would prefer to find a place for french...
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Postby Bueller_007 » October 18th, 2006 8:15 am

Abrassart wrote:
Bueller_007 wrote:Needless to say, there's far less interest in learning French than in English. You'll probably have a hard time finding a small school.


I know... Well, that's why I sent my application to NOVA. But we all know that NOVA is not the perfect place either, so if I could find a smaller place somewhere. :wink:

Anyway, I also know that some school don't ask for native speaker as english teacher, but of course I would prefer to find a place for french...

Try Kansai Flea Market and Tokyo Notice Board.

www.kfm.to
www.tokyonoticeboard.co.jp

Gaijinpot and O-Hayo Sensei also might have French-related stuff.

www.gaijinpot.com
www.ohayosensei.com
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