This article discusses the requirements and benefits of teaching English in Japan without a degree, how to find job opportunities, and tips for applying and interviewing for these positions. It is possible to teach English in Japan without a degree as long as you meet the other criteria such as passing the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) Level N4 or higher, knowledge of Japanese culture and customs, basic conversational skills, valid visa status if staying longer than three months, and some type of certification such as TEFL or TESOL. Benefits include gaining valuable experience living abroad, learning about another culture, making new friends, developing new skills, improving language abilities, and earning money while traveling. Job opportunities can be found online or at private language schools. Tips for applying include emphasizing relevant experience and tailoring your resume/CV to each job application. For interviews dress smartly but comfortably, research background information about the company/position applied for and demonstrate enthusiasm towards learning & working with children.