Interested in Living in a lovely countryside? - Page 3

Herzeleid · (#21 (**permalink**))

If some day you need a Spanish teacher... count with me

I'm very good at English, but I'm not a native English speaker.

MysticLight · (#22 (**permalink**))

do these sorts of offers happen often?

loveskyliemole · (#23 (**permalink**))

Yes, we found a teacher! finally!
I hope our new teacher enjoy being friends with the kids!

I might go to Nelson this summer (winter there) to visit my friend!

Have a good day!

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Originally Posted by SaintKat

I hope you find that teacher you are after Mayumi. Your school sounds lovely it's a shame I'm don't even know Japanese let alone being a teacher, you have a great attitude! I'm sure you'll be a big success.

Also Nelson is beautiful and I am jealous of your friend, I try to visit family there once a year.

loveskyliemole · (#24 (**permalink**))

We found a new teacher!!

Thank you everyone!

We always welcome visiters from other countries.
If you are travelling in Japan, and interested in visiting a countryside,
please let us know!
We might be able to offer you a homestay(to experience a real Japanese life style with a Japanese family)!

Have a nice day, everyone!

Mayumi and her students

ozkai · (#25 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by loveskyliemole

Hi there,

We are looking for an English teacher(if you don't have any experience in teaching, it won't matter at all as long as you are a nice and friendly person)

We are located in Nagano (about 200km from Tokyo)
there are beautiful moutains and rivers around!

If you are tired of living and working in a big city like Tokyo,
or simply want to stay in a countryside in Japan to improve your Japanese,
please email us!

There is NO unreasonable and greedy bosses here,
we all enjoy working here, teaching English (for kids and adult).

If you are interested, please feel free to email me for the details.

Thanks for your time to read this

Have a happy day

May

P.S. We are looking for a Native English Speaker who has his/her varid working visa in Japan, or if you are an Aussie or Kiwi or Canadian (18-35years old) you can get a WORKING HOLIDAY VISA to stay in Japan to work and travel and learn Japanese! We will be happy to help you with Japanese! You don't need any qualification! Dropped out from highschool? It doesn't matter, as long as if you are a kind and friendly person (and you must love kids and animals!), you will enjoy working with us and we will be happy to have you too!

If you think this offer sounds too good to be true,
you can talk to me (over SKYPE) or to my workmate (who is going to HAWAII so he has to leave our school) then you will see, if it's true or not

When you PM to me, please tell me about you a little bit.

Thanks

Wow.. What a lovely job offer

Almost the perfect start for someone that is friendly and can communicate with chidlren and adults..

Brings back fond memories

Hope whoever you chsoe worked out for you..

All the best -

z

Koir · (#26 (**permalink**))

Congratulations, Mayumi-san! I'm sure the new teacher will only make the school that much better

All the best in the future!

loveskyliemole · (#27 (**permalink**))

aligatoh!

What's your plan for this weekend?

I... have a lot to do for my school, so
I will have to stay at home this weekend

Have a happy weekend!

Mayumi

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Originally Posted by Koir

Congratulations, Mayumi-san! I'm sure the new teacher will only make the school that much better

All the best in the future!

Koir · (#28 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by loveskyliemole

aligatoh!

What's your plan for this weekend?

I... have a lot to do for my school, so
I will have to stay at home this weekend

Have a happy weekend!

Mayumi

Remember to take frequent breaks from work, it helps. I'll be doing what most internet connected people do on weekends: the same things, but with different television programs for background noise

ozkai · (#29 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by loveskyliemole

aligatoh!

What's your plan for this weekend?

I... have a lot to do for my school, so
I will have to stay at home this weekend

Have a happy weekend!

Mayumi

Italian tomorrow night, and cleaning the car daytime.

I'm sure you must be busy their with all the schooling..

I went through the same thing.. My schools were located in Saidaiji, Nara (Head school), and the other in Tawaramoto, Nara.

I sold them when I left Japan. A lot of good memories and the students were great.

Have a good weekend..

Oyasumi nasai

loveskyliemole · (#30 (**permalink**))

I believe so

We(the kids and their mothers and me) really
enjoy having guests from overseas!

We had a guest from...
USA,Singapore...
and soon one of our penfriends from NY is coming to Tokyo!

I'm proud of my students and their mothers, they are very kind and friendly, so all the guests seemed to enjoy being with them!

We are lucky to find a new teacher finally!

I miss australia too.
I enjoyed teaching oz kids Japanese!

Have a happy day OZkai san

Quote:

Originally Posted by ozkai

Wow.. What a lovely job offer

Almost the perfect start for someone that is friendly and can communicate with chidlren and adults..

Brings back fond memories

Hope whoever you chsoe worked out for you..

All the best -

z