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  • Japan
    • Akita
    • Fukuoka
    • Kanazawa
    • Kobe
    • Kyoto
    • Nagasaki
    • Naha
    • Osaka
    • Sapporo
    • Tokyo
Length
52+ weeks
Classroom Audience
Early Childhood Pre-School Elementary Middle School High School University Students Adults Business

Program Details

Qualifications
  • A strong and masterful command of the English language.
  • A Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution.
Classroom Audience
Early Childhood Pre-School Elementary Middle School High School University Students Adults Business
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Salary / Benefits
AEON offers teachers:
•Monthly starting salary of 275,000 Japanese yen
•One-time 70,000 yen Flight Allowance provided for eligible teachers who meet criteria set by AEON (does not apply to teachers hired in Japan).
•One week or more of paid training in Japan
•Professional development workshops throughout the contract period
•5 personal days per year
•Japanese national holidays off and 3 weeks vacation
•Single occupancy apartment furnished to Japanese standards w/55,000 Japanese yen subsidized monthly rent
•Health and Pension Insurance coverage through the Japanese Social Insurance System
•Career advancement opportunities for successful teachers
•Bonus provided upon completion of final contract
•Knowledge of branch school location prior to signing contract
What's Included
Accommodation Airfare Transportation Visa
What's Not Included
Activities Domestic Airfare Airport Transfers Meals SIM cards Travel Insurance
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Oct 29, 2011
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About Program

AEON hires teachers from all over the world to teach a variety of ages. From babies to senior citizens, AEON offers high quality lessons to Japanese students. Current student enrollment exceeds 50,000 in more than 250 branch schools across Japan. AEON has schools in the rural countryside to the heart of big cities.

Our teachers offer English conversation instruction in group or private lessons to Japanese students. For adults, AEON teaches students to improve their everyday conversation ability. Specialized courses are also available for business English and standardized test preparation. For children, AEON lessons are designed to make English learning fun! At the same time, we provide children with a strong conversational foundation.

While knowing Japanese is helpful in daily life in Japan, it is not required to teach at AEON. All class instruction is done in English.

To learn more about AEON's teaching methods, qualifications and how to apply, visit our website!

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Program Highlights

  • Monthly starting salary of 275,000 Japanese yen.
  • 5 personal days, Japanese national holidays off and 3 weeks vacation.
  • One week or more of paid training in Japan.
  • Knowledge of branch school location prior to signing contract.
  • Bonus provided upon completion of final contract.

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Teach with AEON, worth the experience!

Oct 29, 2011

I taught with AEON from March 2004 until July 2006.
I was located at the Nara branch in the Kansai region of Japan.

My whole experience with AEON was good starting with my application, my interview in Brisbane, Australia, and the paperwork that had to be mailed back and forth for my VISA. This process was quick and efficient with no question left unanswered.

Even before you get to your branch school, which you will be with for the extent of your contract; you are set up with a week of training which takes place at the main training facility closest to your branch school. Mine was in Osaka.

During this training you learn about AEON as a company. You also go over the curriculum that AEON uses, the text books and materials that go along with your job as a teacher at AEON and how the lesson plans should be put together for cohesion throughout all AEON schools. While at my school I was given plenty of time to put together my lesson plans for the week, it was really good to know that you would have the time to put together something great for your students.

AEON as a company provides great information on their website about what you should expect as a teacher at their company. They do provide a nice welcome package, furnished accomodations and make sure you have what you need. My manager even helped me get my bank account set up and aquire a cellphone, even though that wasn't something that she was required to do by the company.

The place that I was living was nice and quiet and Nara has some beautiful Unesco hetitage sites. Not to mention it was only a 50 minute train ride from Osaka. Even though, you aren't aloud to choose your destination school with AEON; I think that working for them has some great advantages that you may never get working for other companies or in other countries. Some of those include a plane ticket to and from your home country or equivelant funds if not travelling back directly to your home country. A month of bonus pay upon completed contract, pick up at the airport, and a small food welcome package in your apartment when you arrive.

These few things set AEON apart from other companies and it shows that they really care. As with all companies people can come away with bad expereiences, I was just lucky to have a good one with AEON.

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About AEON Corporation

For four decades, AEON Corporation has been an innovator in the field of English education, offering exceptional classroom and internet opportunities to study and master the language. Founded in 1973, AEON has grown to become one of the largest and most respected private educational institutes of its kind, with more than 3,000 employees. Current...

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