Sell English-education services to local governments: hear their needs, then prepare proposals and presentations for ALT dispatch, teacher training and exchange events.
About this role
A coordinator for Borderlink's assistant language teachers (ALTs), who work mainly in public elementary and junior high schools. The coordinator is the contact point between the client local governments and schools, the ALTs and the company, and works in a team, with foreign staff at every branch, that looks after each municipality.
With ALTs, the role covers lesson observation and evaluation, attendance management and support with everyday life in Japan, including psychological support. With schools and local governments, it covers adjusting ALT work schedules, checking lesson-plan progress, running international exchange events and training sessions for teachers in coordination with other departments, and preparing and presenting proposals for contract renewals and new services.
Requirements are PC skills sufficient to prepare proposals in Excel and PowerPoint, and a standard driving licence (automatic-only accepted). Previous experience in the field is not required.
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