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What degree to teach in Japan?
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2011/3/12 04:54
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I'm 21 years old and my dream is to travel to Japan to teach. Right now I want to build my education goals around my dream but I need advice!
Do I NEED a University degree or is just a College degree enough? I want to take Early Childhood Education as a degree in College but I will go to University to get a degree if I have to...
I'm so confused, please give me some advice v_v
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by exiledmadness
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If you just want to do this as a stop gap between now and what you actually wnat to do as a career, then any degree is ok to become a teaching assistant in japan.
If like myself you are thinking about permenant relocation, i am doing a TESOL degree with japanese language. With the TESOL it includes a Trinity College teaching certificate. You will get more money, in theory, if you have the teaching qualifications.
F.Y.I I am in UK.
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by Hayley (guest)
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Visa requirements
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2011/3/13 21:12
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Exiledmadness,
You need a bachelor's degree from an accredited university. It doesn't have to be a 4-year degree, and it can be in any subject.
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by Dave in Saitama (guest)
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