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Originally Posted by MissMisa
There are lots of advice about this already on the forum, but I'll just summarise what I know.
It doesn't really matter what A Levels you take. You need a degree to work in Japan. It's unlikely you'll get a job that isn't teaching English, as there are already a competent Japanese people willing to take on the other roles.
However, it's been mentioned recently they possibly would take people such as foreign nurses because Japan has an aging population, should they speak Japanese fluently.
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Apparently some suggested that there is a wide range of opening for IT professions thats fluent in bothe English and Japanese, so that's something else to consider. But it's true, the best bet is probably an English teacher.....
MMM work as a translator/interpreter I think, maybe he can comment more on roles like that