Here’s what you need to know to decide if this path is worth pursuing.
By Whitney Hubbell 5 min read
Do you have a graduate degree and some university teaching experience? Maybe you should consider an English teaching job in a Japanese university.
Here's why you should attend this year's GaijinPot Expo.
Looking for a change from Japan’s most populated urban centers? Maybe you should consider jobs outside the big cities of Japan!
GaijinPot Jobs is one of the main websites to apply for jobs in Japan. Here's a behind-the-scenes look and some tips to land that job!
In this post, we break down how to transition out of being an ALT and prepare for a future in Japan outside of teaching English.
Moving to Japan? Here's a list of all our must read articles to help you get started.
Job hunting in Japan? Ace that interview by brushing up on how to answer basic Japanese job interview questions.
The GaijinPot Cast returns with foreigners discussing their experience with changing careers from English teaching to IT.
Part-time work in Japan is easier to find than you think—even when it comes to part-time jobs for foreigners.
GaijinPot goes over the basic requirements for starting your job search, best practices for job hunting and answer frequently asked questions.
Getting a job in Japan when you don’t live in Japan: what’s available, how much Japanese do you need and how to apply. Introducing the “Overseas OK” button!