Job: New AET needed in Shintoku (Hokkaido)
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Via the Hokkaido JETs Yahoo listserv:
The Shintoku BOE is looking for an applicant to fill one of its two Assistant English Teacher (AET) positions. The town is looking for someone who can help the Japanese teachers with the Eigo Note. The successful applicant will also help teach at 2 junior high schools, design and teach a children’s conversation class and coordinate a yearly English/holiday party with the town’s other AET.
Application deadline: June 18th
Position begins: August 1st
Job: Business Operations Manager with Nichi Bei Foundation (SF)
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Via the JETAANCjobs Yahoo listserv:
The Nichi Bei Foundation, a non-profit newspaper based in San Francisco’s Japantown, is currently recruiting for a Business Operations Manager. Strategic business planning experience, familiarity with accounting management software, and Japanese language ability preferred.
Job: English teacher in Kagoshima
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This job listing received directly via Neil Reid of IAC:
IAC Academy of Language and Overseas Study is looking for an experienced native English teacher to join our team in Kagoshima. At IAC, we pride ourselves on our commitment to providing excellent English education and our personal investments to our students and their families, and the IAC family. We are looking for a part time instructor to teach three hours on Saturdays at a culutural center. If you are enthusiastic, have a great work ethic and are interested in joining the IAC family please send your resume to the address below.
Neil Reid
Human Resources and Recruitment Manager
IAC
neil@go2iac.com
Job: Part-time English Teacher to Japanese
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Hills Learning, a language school in New York City, is working on an exciting and new curriculum for Japanese who would like to learn English in New York City. The course is called “New York Cultural English,” and is currently looking for the right teacher for the job.
Ideal candidates will have previous experience teaching Japanese and Japanese language skills.
New York Cultural English
– 10am to 12pm on weekdays (Mon, Wed, Fri) available
– Fri 12 to 2pm, and some nights also available
– Looking for a culturally savvy teacher who has a background in the Japanese language.
– The course is designed around cultural events and activities in New York City, so cultural knowledge and a fun, energetic personality are strongly desired
For more information about the school: ;Language School New York
Job: Miyazaki Gakuen *still* needs an English teacher (Miyazaki)
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Via the Miyakaki-ken Yahoo listserv:
This is a repost for Miyazaki Gakuen, which is still looking for good teacher to cover some Junior High and High School classes. Miyazaki Gakuen is a private High School located in the heart of Miyazaki City. The job starts in September and no teaching license is required.
Requirements:
-Bachelor’s Degree
-Be a native English speaker
-Conversational Japanese skills
-Prior teaching experience is a plus
Salary is around $3,000 a month. Paid vacation includes 10 days of nenkyu and one week of spring vacation, a month long summer break, and a week of winter break. This job requires you to work two Saturdays a month (first and third Saturday from 8:20 to 12:15). Weekend hours will be awarded with nenkyu.
Interested parties should send their resume in Japanese to Ernesto Salinas at ernestosalinas@hotmail.com.
Job: Lodestar Language School (Nagano)
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Via the naganojet yahoo group:
Lodestar Language School in Okaya is looking for qualified and motivated English Instructors to teach adults, starting in mid June 2010. Teachers will have classes at our clients’ offices in central part of Nagano prefecture.
Pay & Benefits:
- Min.250,000 yen/month (negotiable)
- Furnished private apartment provided at a reasonable rent
- Approximately 1-2 week holidays in May, August and
Xmas-New year’s period
Requirements:
- A bachelor’s degree and a perfect command of English,
- TESOL/CELTA, Japanese speaking ability, an asset
- A proper work visa. If you need sponsorship, 1-year commitment
- for full-time work agreement is required.
- Japanese or International driver’s license
To apply, please e-mail your CV with your photo and a cover letter to feline@k4.dion.ne.jp or contact Harri Satake (Ms.) at 81|266-26-1845.
Only short-listed candidate be contacted. This position is for teachers who are already in Japan.
Job (Part-time): Facilitator for Social Media Site
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Via the JETAASC newsletter:
Newly established social media site seeks a facilitator in Los Angeles.
1. Job Description
a. Create groups, upload photos/videos, write blogs and comment on other member’s activity
b. Drive new membership registration and content creation
c. Facilitate members and initiate activity within the site
d. Send/share links and post information about the site
e. Assist site development (upon request)
2. Qualifications
a. Must have more than 800 friends at Facebook and/or followers at Twitter or equivalent site
b. Have good knowledge and interest in sushi, Japanese food, cooking and dining out
c. Social media savvy and good writing skills
d. Big personal photography collection is a plus
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Internships: Center for Asian American Media & Korematsu Institute
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The Korematsu Institute offers internships three times a year: spring, summer and fall (exact dates are flexible). An internship at the Institute offers unique opportunities for students interested in civil rights, education, communications and media, community and youth outreach, and event planning. The program will also help students develop leadership skills in order to foster understanding among different minority communities whose rights have been threatened by religious and racial profiling.
There are many exciting internship and volunteer projects during this early, exciting period of the Institute. Some project areas include archival research, web and social media development, educational curricula, media research and communications, and coordinating fundraising, outreach and museum events.
Depending on your background and interest, we may be able to dedicate most of your internship to one or two of these project areas, however interns are expected to be flexible and willing to take on additional tasks, including administrative work.
Compensation: Our internships are unpaid, but very often, undergraduates can receive college credit or meet course requirements for volunteering.
Requirements: The internship requires a minimum of a one-semester commitment of at least 12 hours per week.
We need individuals who are passionate about our cause and committed to following through on every task to contribute to our Institute’s mission. We are looking for organized individuals who are skilled at multitasking. Web design, social networking and leadership skills are a plus.
Application: Please email the following materials to Charlene Cervantes (charlenec@asianlawcaucus.org):
1) Completed internship application form (pages 2-3). Please print, complete, scan and email the form to us, or write your answers in a Word document and email the Word document to us.
2) Resume
3) Phone numbers and email addresses for two school or work references
Deadline: The deadline for the regular summer 2010 internship has passed. We’ll be looking for fall 2010 applications in July/August.
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Fall 2010 Documentary Film Research Internship*
During the summer and fall of 2010, we will have a one-time opportunity for students to work on a documentary film research project at the Institute. This is an excellent chance to learn about the documentary filmmaking process, and to work closely with a highly respected director.
Description: We have access to the vast research and film archives for the Oscar-shortlisted documentary film Of Civil Wrongs and Rights: the Fred Korematsu Story, directed by Eric Fournier. Working closely with Eric and Korematsu Institute director Ling Woo Liu, the documentary film intern will research and identify archival materials (newspaper clippings, etc) and footage (ie extended interviews) that will be most useful for the Korematsu Institute’s web site and educational programs.
Requirements (in addition to those listed above): We are looking for extremely organized, detail-oriented students who are interested in documentary film, research and history, as well as civil rights issues. This position is for treasure hunters, ie people who like digging!
Deadline: The deadline for the summer 2010 documentary film internship has passed. We’ll be looking for fall 2010 applications in July/August.
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Internships with the Center for Asian American Media in San Francisco for Digital Media, Film Festival, and Finance/Administration.
Job: Project Associate for Japanese NPO (Maryland)
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A Japanese NPO in Annapolis, MD is looking for a project associate to market and promote Kanagawa Prefecture biotech and IT-related industries in the U.S. ($17/hr, paid vacation, sick days, etc). Japanese language skills are not required, but preferred. There is a chance for travel.
DUTIES:
Research and attending meetings, conventions around US.
REQUIREMENTS:
Fluent English
good communication skill
ability to work unsupervised
capability to go on business travels
definite must is an interest in Japan
Japanese language skill is not needed but a definite plus.
This position is a one year only position.
HOW TO APPLY: Interested in these or other Japan related job openings? Contact Interesse International at dc@ iiicareer.com or call us at 571-384-7117.
Job: Program Assistant at the Asia Foundation (Washington DC)
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The Asia Foundation is looking for a Program Assistant to in their Women’s Empowerment Programs (WEP) unit in its Washington, D.C. office.
ROLES:
- assisting WEP unit in drafting, editing, and proofreading documents and correspondence
- conducting library and internet research on selected topics
- managing and tracking correspondence, meetings, events, stewardship activities, and database for private fundraising efforts
- managing logistical arrangements for thematic activities such as conferences, workshops, meetings, and other events in Washington, New York, San Francisco
- managing accounting for thematic events including preparation of Requests for Payment
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Bachelor’s degree
- one to two years experience providing program and administrative support
- knowledge of office procedures and equipment.
- Experience related to donor relations, fundraising, and communications is preferred.
- strong research, editing, writing, and proofreading skills
- ability to take initiative and work as part of a team as well as independently with minimal supervision
- ability to prioritize responsibilities and shift focus as necessary to provide immediate assistance to team members
- strong computer skills, including knowledge of word processing, database, and spreadsheet software and the ability
- experience organizing and managing events and event follow-up, including interacting with vendors and managing billing matters
HOW TO APPLY:
Please submit your application directly by visiting our website at www.asiafoundation.org/about/employment/ and selecting “Permanent Employment.” When submitting your application please put your cover letter and resume in one document and submit it as an attachment. We will only consider applicants who provide a cover letter including salary requirements along with their resume, limit their resumes to a maximum of three pages, and submit their application prior to the deadline. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis until May 19, 2010. Neither relocation assistance nor sponsorship will be offered for this position. The Asia Foundation is an equal opportunity employer. EOE/M/F/D/V. No phone calls, please.
Here’s a unique opportunity for Spanish-speaking JET alumni (I know you’re out there)…
Global Brigades is a student-led global health and sustainable development organization. They are looking for a new Community Coordinator for their programs in Panama. The Community Coordinator will manage the organization’s relationships with the communities its student volunteers work in. They will also be responsible for ensuring positive interactions with students, measurable and sustainable community investments per their Community Investment Fund (CIF), measurable impact, and significant community empowerment via education, workshops and access to resources not previously sourced.
Ideal candidates will possess:
- Ability to gather information, summarize observations and express ideas in written reports
- Availability to travel frequently and spend significant time in rural communities
- Experience and/or interest in assisting low-income communities in Panama
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills in both English and Spanish
- A university degree and experience working in a team environment
Jobs: Producers & Production Assistants at the GOLF Channel (Orlando, FL)
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The Golf Channel is looking for an associate producer and a production assistant for the international operations of their television department at their headquarters in Orlando, Florida. Japanese language skills are not required, but highly recommended, as there are translation and interpretation tasks at hand.
International Operations Associate Producer
Full-time staff position assisting the Japanese commentary staff with research and production of live golf tournament broadcasts. Assisting entire department with additional production and coordination efforts as needed. Responsible for producing Japanese studio and remote original productions, interstitials and promos. Perform English/Japanese translation and interpretation (if applicable).
DUTIES:
– Assist Japanese commentary staff with research & preparation of tournaments
– Main contact with media centers, production companies & player managers
– Perform real-time golf score keeping using Microsoft Excel during telecasts
– Handle internal and remote communication for Japanese staff during events
– Maintain research files for tournament materials
– Produce Japanese studio and remote original productions
– Produce and log Japanese interstitials and promos
– Responsible for melting, labeling and logging of LPGA enhancement tapes
– Handle dubs, quality control and logging of monthly premieres
– Create monthly list of on-air promotion needs for international network
– Maintain quarterly music cue sheets for Japanese partner
– Maintain Japanese viewer feedback e-mail log (if applicable)
– English/Japanese oral & written translation (if applicable)
– Perform other duties as assigned
QUALIFICATIONS:
– 2+ years of TV production experience
– Strong English communication skills (written, spoken & listening)
– Ability to work flexible hours including holidays, nights, and weekends
– Ability to thrive under pressure in a fast-paced, live television environment
– Competency in Microsoft Excel, Word and using the Internet for research
– Familiarity of golf scoring
– Japanese language skills a plus
– Applicants must be able to live in Orlando, Florida
– Must provide proper documentation from the Department of Immigration and Naturalization of ability to legally work in the United States
International Operations Production Assistant
Full-time staff position assisting the Japanese commentary staff with research and production of live golf tournament broadcasts. Assisting entire department with additional production and coordination efforts as needed. Perform English/Japanese translation and interpretation (if applicable).
DUTIES:
– Assist Japanese commentary staff with research & preparation of tournaments
– Main contact with media centers, production companies & player managers
– Perform real-time golf score keeping using Microsoft Excel during telecasts
– Handle internal and remote communication for Japanese staff during events
– Maintain research files for tournament materials
– Responsible for melting, labeling and logging of LPGA enhancement tapes
– Handle dubs, quality control and logging of interstitials & monthly premieres
– Create monthly list of on-air promotion needs for international network
– Maintain quarterly music cue sheets for Japanese partner
– Maintain Japanese viewer feedback e-mail log (if applicable)
– English/Japanese oral & written translation (if applicable)
QUALIFICATIONS:
– Strong English communication skills (written, spoken & listening)
– Ability to work flexible hours including holidays, nights, and weekends
– Ability to thrive under pressure in a fast-paced, live television environment
– Competency in Microsoft Excel, Word and using the Internet for research
– Familiarity of golf scoring
– Japanese language skills a plus
– Prior Production Assistance experience is preferred
– Applicants must be able to live in Orlando, Florida
– Must provide proper documentation from the Department of Immigration and Naturalization of ability to legally work in the United States
HOW TO APPLY:
Go to the Comcast employment website and use the reference codes for each. For Associate Producer, the code is f44ac84b-2400-7f58-e100-000018282f35. For Production Assistant, the code is
794ac84b-2400-7f58-e100-000018282f35. Make sure the pop-up blocker on your browser is turned off when visiting this site.
Job: *Still* Looking for English teachers (Morioka)
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Via the Iwateminions Yahoo group:
This is a repost for NPO Zenrinkan, which is continuing the search for good teachers. Zenrinkan is one of the older English conversation schools in Morioka, and has been around for 60 years. Teachers have a lot of control over their classes, and classes are fairly small, with around 4 students on average.
The full-time position begins in August. The salary starts at 250,000 yen per month, and then deductions are taken out for taxes and national health insurance. You get 2 weeks of paid vacation per year, and can take it nearly any time, although they do encourage you to take it during breaks from classes. Zenrinkan will also sponsor any new hire that needs a visa. The typical week is 38 hours of office time, which includes 22 class hours. Those classes are about 1/2 kids classes, and 1/2 adult conversation classes, with a few college classes and yochien lessons included a few times a month.
If interested, please e-mail a cover letter and resume to Nobuko Sano at class@zenrinkan.com or zenrinkan1931@gmail.com.
Jobs: Administrative Assistant for translations (Pennsylvania)
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The Document Services Group is looking for a Japanese administrative assistant to translate from Japanese to English and vice versa. As a Japanese Administrative Assistant for DSG, a Clinical Software and Services provider of technologies for the pharmaceutical industry, you will work closely with the DSG Project Managers servicing online clinical trials and translating business documents for our international clients. This position will primarily focus on translating documents both from Japanese to English and from English to Japanese.
DUTIES
- Translating emails and other confidential client communications
- Responsible for agendas, roll-call and meeting minutes for project team and client status meetings
- Proofreading forms and working with document layouts
QUALIFICATIONS
- Candidates should be Native Speakers/Writers in Japanese; Writing skills is a must.
- Candidates should be fluent in English at a Business level
- Candidates must be familiar with Microsoft Office
- Candidates must be able to type in Japanese
- Must have at least 2 years of related work experience
- Knowledge/experience in the medical, pharmaceutical and IT industries a plus
- College degree preferred
HOW TO APPLY:
Contact Ilisha Smith Corporate Recruiter ismith(AT)dsg-us.com with resume and cover letter.
Job: Economics News Assistant for Asahi Shimbun (Washington, D.C.)
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The Asahi Shimbun, Japan’s leading national daily newspaper, is looking for an economics news assistant at one of its three North American bureaus in Washington, D.C. to assist in reporting on international economic trends, attend press briefings and light administrative work. This is not a reporting or writing position.
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree, master’s preferred.
- Interest or background in covering U.S. and international economics and finance is highly desirable.
- U.S. citizenship is required.
- Japanese language is helpful but not necessary.
ROLES:
- Duties include assisting our Washington economics correspondent with articles by conducting thorough background research
- attending press briefings
- gathering news and views
- arranging interviews
- closely following developments in the area of international economics, including the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve.
- Some administrative support, such as transcribing interviews and other assignments, is also required.
- This is a reporting position with no article-writing or byline opportunities.
Compensation includes overtime pay, excellent medical/dental benefits, and 401(k). Salary: $33,000-$36,000.
HOW TO APPLY: Please email cover letter and resume to AsahiDC@nationalpress.com.
Deadline: Friday, May 7. No clips or phone calls, please.
Contact Information: Hiring Manager The Asahi Shimbun 1022 National Press Building Washington, D.C. 20045 AsahiDC@nationalpress.com
