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Originally Posted by Heru
I was told that foreigners can't be employed fulltime by a public school, is this true?
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There is no rule against a foreigner working full time if he has a regular work visa. Most foreign teachers in Japan are classified as "part-time", as this way the company/school doesn't have supply full-time work benefits.
There are schools in Japan which have foreign principles, but these are private/international schools. It's highly unlikely that a foreigner would be able to get a job as a principle in a public school, though it is entirely possible for a foreigner to become a full time teacher at a public school.