[Interpreter, etc., at the training center] Indonesian/Vietnamese speaker / Housing allowance available.

Would you like to use your Japanese language skills and cross-cultural understanding to help students?
Let's play an active role in Japan together!

Job Description
You will be in charge of interpreting (Indonesian and Vietnamese) at the training center.
Your main responsibilities will be as follows
Teaching Japanese language and culture to foreign trainees after their arrival in Japan.
Interpreting immigration law, labor law, etc.
*There is a curriculum, so there is no need to teach anything difficult.
Teaching Japanese rules such as cleaning, garbage disposal, etc.

Required skills and qualifications
Japanese level N3 or above
Vietnamese or Indonesian speaker
Driver's license (AT is acceptable)

Social benefits
Housing allowance (50,000 yen/month)
Accommodation allowance available
Visa assistance available
Full-time attendance allowance (based on company policy)
Commuting allowance (based on company policy)

Application Requirements
Applicants must have a desire to grow and find it rewarding to teach Japanese language and culture.
Those who want to grow with the students.
Team oriented
Good communication skills

Advantages of living in Okayama Prefecture
Compared to the city, the salary is not much different, but the cost of living is lower.
The standard of living can be improved.
There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby, so it is easy to live in Okayama.


What kind of company is Neo Training Center?
Neo Training Center" was established in Ibe, Bizen City, Okayama Prefecture.
We provide comprehensive training for trainees, from legal training in Japanese to qualifications useful for practical work (forklift, sling, etc.).
Japanese language instruction is provided by instructors with extensive experience in the field of education, using original teaching materials and a fun and fulfilling curriculum.
Our goal is for students to feel comfortable working in Japan and to become human resources who can contribute to the development of their home countries.
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