WHY JAPAN?
These days you can find teaching positions in almost every corner of the world.
However, Japan continues to be the first choice of English teachers. Why is that?
Let's start with the country itself.
Japan is a fascinating blend of old and new. Japan's long history and rich culture offer so much to experience.
Visiting the ancient cities of Kyoto and Nara is like walking through history itself.
Now jump to Tokyo, the world's biggest and most modern city.
See the future in urban development when you visit the Odaiba district.
How about nature?
Japan is known for its mega-cities but there is also an abundance of nature that is sure to impress.
From the stunning mountains of Nagano, the home of the 1998 Winter Olympics, to the pristine beaches of the Sea of Japan and Okinawa, there is something here for all outdoor purists.
While Japan offers a truly unique culture and experience, it also has all the Western things that you take comfort in everyday.
Food, clothing, music, American goods can be found everywhere. English language books, magazines, newspapers, TV, movies are all here too!
As well, with nearly compulsory English language education and a large foreign community, it is easy to make English speaking friends.
But the one thing that will definitely make you and your family feel at ease is that Japan is the safest country in the world!
Foreigners who lose their wallets in Japan are stunned when it is sent back to them in the mail with EVERY yen and credit card still inside! This is in stark contrast to other Asian countries.
Of course the biggest concern of many English teachers is working conditions.
Japan offers the highest basic salaries.
Combine this with the lowest taxation of any developed country and you have an incredible take home pay!
Whether you're looking to pay-off student loans, save some money, or just have fun and travel, there is no better place than Japan.

Let's start with the country itself.
How about nature?
Food, clothing, music, American goods can be found everywhere. English language books, magazines, newspapers, TV, movies are all here too!
Of course the biggest concern of many English teachers is working conditions.