Arubaito in Osaka?

kanzuki · (#1 (**permalink**))

Ronin4hire · (#2 (**permalink**))

If you are a native english speaker or speak english at an advanced level you can try being an English tutor.

MMM · (#3 (**permalink**))

Go to the Kinokuniya in Umeda and pick up a Kansai Flea Market. You can find postings for all sorts of jobs from English tutor to bartender. Well, all sorts of two kinds of jobs.

cridgit001 · (#4 (**permalink**))

Is there jobs for conversational english too? I'm not to hot at writing my own native tongue but I can dictate pretty well.

kebisan · (#5 (**permalink**))

cridgit001 - Although they're a little harder to find, I'm pretty sure there are a few places that focus entirely on casual English conversation.

To give you an example, I used to work at an "English conversation cafe" called WhyWhy Cafe in Shinsaibashi. I was pretty much paid to sit down with Japanese people and try to engage them in English conversation. It was an awesome job and I made a ton of friends through the experience.

Unfortunately, that particular cafe closed down about a year ago but considering how popular it was back when I worked there I wouldn't be surprised if there were one of two similar places somewhere in the city.

cridgit001 · (#6 (**permalink**))

That sounds like a really sweet job. I could bring stuff from the states and just talk about it.