Teaching English in Japan




Diploma Pendidikan (TESL)

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  • @SourRobo8364

    I vow to be a good English teacher and respect the culture.

  • @trapdeath99

    i will take it seriously, seriously seriously 🚬

  • @NuclearCarnivore

    Teaching English in eikaiwa (English conversation school) is kind of bad for your health because you’re mostly sitting for eight hours. Teaching in junior high was better for my health because I was walking around all the time.

    Teaching at night (until 9 PM ) was also bad for family life.

    Japanese teachers in junior high schools (in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, and Iizuka) were basically disrespectful towards the foreign teachers. They hated it if I disagreed with their stereotypes. For example, they love to say British food is awful. If I pointed out that it was great if you had a home-cooked meal from someone’s grandma they would act pissy.

    Many students were a lot of fun to be with. Many were some of the most disgusting people you could ever meet.

    Basically, I wouldn’t recommend a career in teaching English in Japan. The Japanese make a lot of false promises and you’ll never have job security leaving you feeling on edge all the time.

  • @maddiek1980

    I’ve lived in a few conformist societies. They can only generalise and group people according to their own prejudices. They don’t like nuance and individuality. They just make lazy stereotypes. I taught in Korea and Japan and students are not taught to critically analyse things, which leads to lazy thinking.

  • @philtess3126

    Worst part of being an english teacher in japan must be teaching asians the difference between r and l. Even the interviewer is talking about "engrish"

  • @stardanrex

    hey that’s almost every person doing a job ever

  • @ceblub

    If they assume, doesn’t that just mean that they’re ignorant?

  • @demetriusevans4139

    I'm just glad when a BM is shown in this light instead of a rapper. The media intentionally shows the worst of is because it drives ratings and gives them "justification" as to why they feel "superior". Most foreigners have never met a Black American yet carry negative sentiment towards us based on what they see on TV. And this isn't a "blame Whitey" rant because a lot of the negative images are put out by US, but a guy like this is more common than some gun toting gang banger who's looking to rob you.

  • @AlexaP-n8x

    Don't you have to have a degree or skills to be a English teacher lmaoo

  • @03GucciWolf

    i’d be okay with any job doing the bare minimum except for teachers man they gotta want to do their work and do it well

  • @Keeby.

    The actual biggest con is they dont pay you shit

    English teachers in jp aint payed very well to say the least

  • @長谷川静也-w9j

    That's what I feel after reading the comments here. The government's policy is to put pressure on Japanese people not to be able to speak English.

  • @argentdawn

    Wait wait wait, so they SHOW up and DO the job? THEN, go have FUN on weekends?! How dare they!

  • @xiaojunzi

    “Do the bare minimum” is a pejorative euphemism for “fulling your contractually agreed upon requirements”. Japanese work culture is toxic, the whole world knows that.

  • @BigDealDante

    Ayo hold up I was tryna see the baddie walking down towards the end👀

  • @BurstError547

    Do Japanese people really look down on people having fun at the weekend? Now that's f**king wild!

  • @virtualxgirl

    i feel that other foreigners in japan see english teachers worse than japanese people do

  • @SWAGGER4us

    I'm not a teacher but I'm an American citizen so I can't come to visit Japan ?!

  • @ningenjanai666

    doing the bare minimum is based asf, gain the capitalistic system EZ

  • @elizabethlinsay9193

    In other countries, Americans often come across as boorish and are loud and overbearing.

  • @antoniopetrone5336

    Must be a nice luxury when you can afford to be snooty to foreigners. America jus gettin more and more full by the day

  • @James-mv9qx

    Wild on the weekend, in other words not working overtime and being a wage slave?

  • @SatounoKumo

    Is it bad to wild out on your days off? This is so neoliberal

  • @Hellsing12002

    I remember hearing about it being changed to now to be an English teacher in Japan you need an actual teaching license. Before you just had to be from a native English speaking country.

  • @Not_YourNate

    MR. PATRICK???? What an unexpected surprise

  • @KDWil

    Just does the bare minimum in a job? If that means I do what I'm paid to do I'm okay with that.

  • @gyounce1

    This guy is so magical. He looks and feels like a main character.

  • @lilvegan

    America is full of society disrupting Americans. 😂

  • @lindalarsson1436

    Americans who sound like him are hired Standard English .
    They do not want english that is from Bronx or Harlem.
    And you must have gone
    to College or universuty
    I never saw a southern American with a southern drawl teach.

  • @KSSBG

    Japanese judge like a mf

  • @Anonym-yr4qn

    That's a shame.

    Foreigners already get hit with many prejudices.

  • @ownwhoyouare

    That’s what a job is supposed to be. I’m not giving extra work for free😂😂😂😂