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Travel Guide Shares English Teaching Opportunity in Japan for People Outside the Country to Apply

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Travel Guide Shares English Teaching Opportunity in Japan for People Outside the Country to Apply
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A travel content creator has announced that Gaba, a Japanese English-teaching company, is recruiting applicants from outside Japan. The role is open to native-level English speakers and offers flexible scheduling for one-to-one lessons in major Japanese cities.

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This provides a specific employment opportunity for international job seekers looking to relocate to Japan for teaching roles.

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A Nigerian travel content creator popularly known as Oduwa has announced that applications have reopened for people interested in teaching English in Japan, giving job seekers from around the world another chance to relocate and work abroad.

Ghanaians and other Africans are invited to apply for English teaching roles in Japan. Image credit: Freepik, Nippon.com Source: UGC In a video shared on TikTok , Oduwa shared that many people had successfully secured teaching positions through the same programme over the past year. According to him, the organisation behind the initiative has started recruiting again for its latest intake.

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The recruitment is being conducted by Gaba, one of Japan's leading providers of one-to-one English language lessons.

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