Join the Fun: Full-Time English Teaching in Chiba

Are you an energetic, kid-loving English teacher ready for a new adventure in Japan? A small, growing eikaiwa (English conversation school) in the Chiba region is on the lookout for two passionate full-time teachers to join their team. If you’re already in Japan with a valid visa and love the idea of singing, dancing, and making English fun, this could be your perfect role.

Why This School is Different

Founded in 2013, this independent school has built a strong local reputation over the years. Unlike large corporate chains, they offer their teachers genuine flexibility in how lessons are run—especially with younger learners. The school is expanding, with a third branch opening in Kashiwa-no-ha Campus this June, which means exciting growth opportunities for new team members.

What the Job Involves

Your days will be anything but boring. Most students are children, ranging from kindergarten through junior high, with a few adult classes sprinkled in. Expect small class sizes (just 1 to 8 students), which allows you to really connect with each learner. The schedule runs afternoons and evenings, plus Saturdays, giving you mornings free to explore Japan.

The best part? All lessons are paid—your monthly salary of ¥280,000 will not fluctuate. No worrying about cancellations or unpaid prep time.

What They’re Looking For

You don’t need years of experience to apply. What matters most is high energy and a positive attitude. If you’re comfortable working with kids and ready to lead songs and dances, you’re already a strong candidate.

Teaching experience is preferred but absolutely not required. The owner emphasizes that personality and enthusiasm trump a polished resume every time. Already living in Japan with a valid visa? That’s a big plus, as the school is looking for someone who can start without relocation delays.

The Perks You’ll Love

This isn’t just another teaching job. You’ll enjoy creative freedom in your lessons, especially with children. The school focuses on making English practical and fun—think games, music, and interactive activities rather than dry textbook drills. You’ll also become part of a close-knit team that values collaboration and teacher input.

Plus, working in the Kashiwa and Abiko areas means you’re well-connected to Tokyo without the high cost of living. You’ll have easy access to nature, parks, and local culture while earning a stable income.

Ready to Apply?

If this sounds like the teaching environment you’ve been searching for, the next step is simple. Send a message with a short introduction, your CV, and details about your current location and visa status. Be sure to mention any experience you have working with children—even if it’s from volunteer work or summer camps.

The owner is happy to answer questions, so don’t hesitate to reach out. Whether you’re an experienced teacher or a fresh face ready to dive into Japan’s eikaiwa world, this school offers a supportive, fun, and rewarding place to build your career.