The roles and responsibilities of a Japanese language teacher can vary depending on the level of education (e.g., primary, secondary, higher education, or language schools) and the specific institution. However, here are some common roles and responsibilities: Curriculum Development: Creating lesson plans and developing a curriculum that aligns with the proficiency levels and needs of the students. This involves selecting appropriate textbooks, supplementary materials, and creating engaging activities. Teaching Language Skills: Instructing students in speaking, listening, reading, and writing Japanese. This includes grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and cultural nuances. Assessment and Evaluation: Designing tests and quizzes to assess students\xe2\x80\x99 understanding and progress. Providing feedback to students on their performance and areas needing improvement. Cultural Instruction: Teaching about Japanese culture, customs, traditions, and societal norms to provide students with a broader understanding of the language. Classroom Management: Managing classroom dynamics, ensuring a conducive learning environment, and promoting a positive atmosphere for effective learning. Individualized Support: Providing additional help and guidance to students who may need extra assistance to grasp the language concepts. Technology Integration: Incorporating technology into lessons to enhance learning, such as using language learning software, online resources, or interactive tools. Professional Development: Keeping up-to-date with the latest teaching methodologies, language trends, and resources. Participating in workshops, conferences, or professional development activities to enhance teaching skills. Communication with Parents/Guardians: Keeping parents or guardians informed about their child\xe2\x80\x99s progress, challenges, and areas of improvement. Collaboration: Working with other educators and staff members to coordinate activities, share resources, and create a cohesive learning experience. Counseling and Support: Providing guidance and support to students regarding academic or personal issues that may affect their learning. Cultural Events and Activities: Organizing or participating in cultural events, exchange programs, or extracurricular activities to immerse students in Japanese language and culture outside the classroom. These responsibilities collectively contribute to creating a comprehensive and effective learning environment for students studying Japanese as a second language. Job Types: Part-time, Fresher, Internship, Freelance
Contract length: 6 months Salary: \xe2\x82\xb9130.00 per hour Expected hours: 10 per week Schedule:

• Evening shift
• Rotational shift
• Weekend availability

Experience:

• Teaching: 1 year (Required)

Language:

• Japanese (Required)

License/Certification:

• N2 JLPT Certification (Required)

Application Deadline: 12/12/2023