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Description | International House London is currently seeking experienced and enthusiastic Japanese teachers to join our growing Foreign Languages team. The role primarily involves teaching adults on our evening face-to-face courses at our school in Covent Garden. This is an excellent opportunity for qualified and passionate individuals to contribute to our vibrant and multicultural learning environment. Responsibilities:
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About International House: International House London is an established and reputable language school with over sixty years of experience in providing language courses and teacher training programmes. Our spacious and fully equipped school is conveniently located near Covent Garden, and we are proud to be a founding member of the International House World Organisation. Every year, we welcome over 8,000 language students from 150 countries, who benefit from learning in our vibrant and multicultural atmosphere.
If you are interested in applying please send your cover letter and CV to: Kasia Zyznowska at languages@ihlondon.com
Please note that if you are successful at the interview stage all offers are subject to a right to work in the UK eligibility check, us receiving two references, a Disclosure and Barring Service Check and a Police Check (if living abroad) that are considered satisfactory to IH London. We encourage fairness and equality in our Recruitment and selection process. Our shortlisting and interviewing will be carried out by more than one person: Internal members of interview panels are informed about the company’s recruitment and selection of staff policy. Interview questions will be related to the requirements of the job and not of a discriminatory nature. International House London's Values: Ethical, Inclusive, Innovative, Passionate, Professional |
Organisation | International House London |
Contact | Kasia Zyznowska |
languages[ at ]ihlondon.com | |
Website | languages@ihlondon.com |
Deadline | 01/05/2025 |
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Description | Nihongo Club Cambridge is a charity group (charity registration number: 1136278) that provides heritage language education for children from young children to junior high school students from Japanese-speaking families living in and around the Cambridge City/Cambridgeshire at Bar Hill Primary School on the outskirts of Cambridge.Parents are as Volunteers are a central role in the running of the club, and face-to-face lessons are held every Saturday using Japanese textbooks and teaching materials. From this year, the Nihongo Club has also established a course for students who study Japanese as a foreign language as an annex to the Nihongo Club. Recently, there has been an increase in the number of children who are very interested in Japanese culture, and as a result of many enquiries, Japanese Language Course for Y5-Y11class has been established as a first attempt for the Nihongo Club, offering face-to-face classes for upper primary to junior high school students. Saturday Japanese teacher Location: Bar Hill Primary School, Grayside, Bar Hill, Cambridge CB23 8DY Start date: April 2025 Job Description: As a full time Japanese teacher, you will teach using a teaching methodology based on the teaching of the inherited language. You will teach using a combination of textbooks, teacher-selected materials and your own curriculum, using materials appropriate to the level of the class you teach. Each year, you will participate in regular meetings and study groups with teachers, including reviewing and organising the grades you are responsible for. As the number of students in the Japanese language club varies from year to year, some classes are joint classes (two grades together) and the teaching environment varies depending on the grade for which you are responsible. Currently, there are between 2 and 10 students per class. - Japanese textbooks and original teaching materials are used. - One hour and 30 minutes of class on Saturdays, once a week. - Preparation of teaching plans - Preparation of homework - Liaising with the committee (checking student attendance) - Liaison with and guidance of substitute teachers in case of absence (curriculum) - Liaison with parents (consultation on lesson content, homework, student levels, etc.) Working hours: Every Saturday 10am-11.30am (except during half-term and English state school holiday periods). Qualifications required for this position: - Motivated to teach the heritage language. - Able to communicate verbally and via email in Japanese with students, teachers, parents and committee at all times. - Experience in teaching Japanese language to general Japanese-speaking students at home, overseas or in Japan, such as Japanese schools, supplementary schools, companies, groups, online lessons, etc. - If it is not convenient for you to teach at your place of work, you may switch to online classes. Must be able to work from home. (e.g. internet access and a PC/tablet device. No loans will be provided by the club).
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Organisation | Nihongo Club Cambridge |
Contact | Nobu Blanks |
nihongoclubcambridge[ at ]gmail.com | |
Website | nihongoclubcambridge.wixsite.com/nihongoclub |
Deadline | April 2025 |
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Description | Dear Asia is the premium school for Asian languages and cultures in London. We offer language training and cultural workshops to professionals, companies, and culture enthusiasts. Our key languages are Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. As a professional event organizer, we also host food tasting, calligraphy, embroidery, origami workshops, and other exciting team building events for companies. Our aim is to promote positive representation of ESEA (East Asia & South East Asia) Cultures and build a community to celebrate our heritage - languages, food, crafts, and more. Teachers are at the heart of everything we do, all Dear Asia team members are teachers ourselves. We want our school to be an open, fair, professional and friendly place to work for all teachers. |
Organisation | Dear Asia London |
Contact | Ley Lee |
hello[ at ]dearasia.co.uk | |
Website | https://dearasia.co.uk/ |
Deadline | October 2024 |