Can I teach English in Japan if I’m not a native speaker?
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Can I teach English in Japan if I’m not a native speaker?

Non-native English speakers can teach English in Japan as long as they meet certain requirements, such as having a bachelor's degree from an accredited university, a valid working visa, and passing a criminal background check. Fluency in English is necessary, and having a teaching certification can increase the chances of being hired. The job market is competitive, and the type of school applied to can affect the chances of being hired. Salary varies depending on location and experience, but teaching English in Japan can be a rewarding experience both personally and professionally.
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Can you teach in Japan with a beard?

This article discusses the rules for facial hair in Japan and how to navigate them if you want to teach in the country with a beard or mustache. It offers advice from an expert on teaching English abroad in Japan, including the importance of having a well-groomed and professional appearance. It also provides information on alternative employment opportunities outside of traditional schools which may be more lenient when it comes to facial hair regulations.