Kitchen work at a Kourakuen ramen restaurant: washing dishes and utensils, cooking gyoza, fried rice and ramen to set recipes, and keeping the kitchen clean.
About this role
A teaching-materials and programme development role at Borderlink for people with classroom teaching experience.
The work has four strands. Training for school teachers: hearing the issues each local government, school and teacher faces, then creating and running training that addresses them. Materials: producing ALT utilisation plans, foreign-language activity materials, lesson plans and online/ICT materials while following current trends. International exchange events: planning and running events where children experience English and other cultures with ALTs, such as English crafts or cooking, online exchanges with overseas students and English camps. Exchange classes: connecting classrooms online with schools abroad during lessons, producing the content and recruiting more partner schools overseas.
Requirements are a teaching licence (any school level), teaching experience (any subject), and basic PC skills in Excel and PowerPoint.
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