J. F. Oberlin University

English teacher at a university

“Part-time Lecturer for English Classes (4 posts)”

English abroadMachida-shi · Japan

¥29,800 to ¥33,200 Japanese yen

Per class

About $190 to $210 US dollars

Before you apply

Non-native English speakers must be able to deliver classes in English.
A master's degree in TESOL, TEFL or applied linguistics.
EFL teaching experience in Japanese colleges or universities, preferably three years or more.
Proficiency in Japanese is an advantage.

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About this job

J. F. Oberlin University is hiring for a university teaching role in Machida-shi.

At a glance

Setting: The Machida campus in Tokyo. J. F. Oberlin University (Machida Campus)
Students: First to fourth year students, in required, semi-required and elective English courses. required 1st-year courses (Sogo Eigo I/IA and Sogo Eigo I/IB), and semi-required courses (Tokubetu Eigo A, Tokubetsu Eigo B) and elective courses (including Eigo Enshu I-IV), for 1st year through 4th years
Lessons: 100 minute classes in 14 week semesters. if teaches a 100-minute class over the course of 14 weeks each semester
Hours: Classes run between 08:50 and 18:30, with a break from 12:20 to 13:10. Working hours :08:50-18:30 Break time :12:20-13:10
Contract: Part-time lecturer, an adjunct instructor post. adjunct instructors to teach English language courses
Contract length: One year, non-tenure track. Nontenured - Non-tenure track １year
Start date: 1 April 2027. Starting date : 2027/04/01

Details to confirm: Class size, Housing, Visa

Class size: Class size is not specified.
Housing: The posting does not confirm whether housing is included.
Visa: The posting does not confirm visa support.

Who can apply

Language: Non-native English speakers must be able to deliver classes in English. For non-native English speakers, ability to deliver classes in English is required.
Degree: A master's degree in TESOL, TEFL or applied linguistics. Master's degree in TESOL/TEFL/Applied Linguistics (Please provide a copy of the certificate.)
Experience: EFL teaching experience in Japanese colleges or universities, preferably three years or more. EFL Teaching experience in Japanese colleges/universities (preferably three years or more)
Also asked for: Proficiency in Japanese is an advantage. 5) Proficiency in Japanese is an advantage.

Details to confirm: Teaching certificate

Teaching certificate: Teaching-certificate requirements are not specified.

Pay and payment terms

How pay is worked out: Pay follows the university's regulations and is set by qualifications and experience. Pay follows J. F. Oberlin University regulations and is commensurate with qualifications and experience.
Bonuses: Transportation expenses are paid. Transportation expenses : Yes

Details to confirm: Payment schedule, Payment method, Cancellations and no-shows, Employment and pay terms

Payment schedule: The payment schedule is not specified.
Payment method: The payment method is not specified.
Cancellations and no-shows: Cancellation and no-show payment terms are not specified.
Employment and pay terms: The posting does not confirm employee or contractor status.

The school

The classroom: Classes are taught mainly in English. Classes are taught primarily in English.
Materials: You work with standardised materials in a coordinated programme. The ability to work using standardized materials in a coordinated program

Details to confirm: Support, The day

Support: Staff support is not described.
The day: A typical timetable is not provided.

General teaching guidance

General advice, not the employer’s requirements. Check the posting for how this role works.

Review the course outcomes, assessment rules and students’ starting level. Plan a clear connection between seminars, independent study and feedback. Find out how teaching, marking, office hours and meetings fit into the appointment. Confirm who provides course materials and which services support students with additional needs.

Good to know before you apply

How applying works: Apply with a teaching history, the classes you have taught, and your research papers and presentations. 3) Document with teaching history, types of classes taught, a list of research papers and/or presentations
Onboarding: Staff orientation and faculty development meetings are held, and attending them is an advantage. willingness to attend staff orientation and faculty development meetings when necessary is an advantage

Details to confirm: The demo lesson, Your first weeks, Peak hours, The first month, Tips

The demo lesson: The posting does not say whether a demo lesson is required.
Your first weeks: The first weeks in the role are not described.
Peak hours: Peak teaching hours are not specified.
The first month: The first month’s workload and support are not described.
Tips: No additional role-specific advice is published.

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From the job posting

Wage per class Amount : 29800 yen ~ 33200 yen The above amount is the monthly wage per class and is paid equaly over 6 months if

Published pay terms ¥29,800 to ¥33,200 Japanese yen per class

Questions to ask the employer

Which courses and student levels will I teach?
What teaching, marking and office-hour commitments are included?
Who supplies the syllabus and teaching materials?
How are appointments renewed, and what are the dates?
What support is available for students and new staff?

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