English Teaching Companies in Japan Offering Sponsorship?

Here are some English teaching companies in Japan that offer visa sponsorship for Filipino teachers:

1. Interac

• Type of Work: Assistant Language Teacher (ALT) positions in public schools.

• Visa Sponsorship: Yes, they provide visa sponsorship for eligible candidates.

• Requirements: Bachelor’s degree, good command of English, and teaching experience is an advantage.

2. ECC (Education through Communication for the Community)

• Type of Work: Teaching English at conversation schools.

• Visa Sponsorship: Yes, they sponsor visas for qualified teachers.

• Requirements: Bachelor’s degree and fluency in English; TESOL certification preferred.

3. Gaba Corporation

• Type of Work: One-on-one English lessons to adults.

• Visa Sponsorship: Yes, for long-term contracts.

• Requirements: Bachelor’s degree and teaching experience preferred.

4. AEON Corporation

• Type of Work: Teaching in private English conversation schools (eikaiwa).

• Visa Sponsorship: Yes, for full-time positions.

• Requirements: Bachelor’s degree and a passion for teaching.

5. NOVA

• Type of Work: Teaching English in conversation schools and online.

• Visa Sponsorship: Yes, for in-person teaching roles.

• Requirements: Bachelor’s degree and fluency in English.

6. Berlitz Japan

• Type of Work: Teaching English to professionals, businesses, and young learners.

• Visa Sponsorship: Yes, for qualified candidates.

• Requirements: Bachelor’s degree and teaching experience; TESOL/TEFL is a plus.

7. Borderlink

• Type of Work: ALT positions in public schools.

• Visa Sponsorship: Yes, for qualified candidates.

• Requirements: Bachelor’s degree, conversational Japanese is a plus but not required.

8. Joytalk

• Type of Work: ALT positions in rural and urban areas.

• Visa Sponsorship: Yes.

• Requirements: Bachelor’s degree and enthusiasm for teaching.

Tips to Secure a Position:

1. Prepare Strong Applications:

• Highlight teaching experience, English proficiency, and adaptability to Japanese culture.

2. TESOL/TEFL Certification:

• This can significantly increase your chances of being hired.

3. Use Recruitment Platforms:

• Websites like GaijinPot, JobsinJapan, and Ohayo Sensei frequently post openings for English teaching roles.

Many of these companies value diversity and hire Filipino teachers who meet their qualifications.