I am 22 and i am majoring in Japanese Translation in Interpretation in Turkey. by the time i graduate, which is within 1.5 half years i will easily be at a JLPT N1 level. I plan to move to Japan with the intention of getting naturalized. I have done prior research in r/teachinginjapan but i still have some uncertainties about it as i think having a major in Japanese will actually affect my chances though not sure by how much. While i wasn't in a english teaching institution for 12 years, due to my upbringing in private schools i have been taught by several native English teachers since i was a child so my reading, speaking as well as accent is at a native level. which brings me to my question. Due to the economy in Turkey, i can not fund taking IELTS, TOEIC, TOELF, CELTA/TELF all at the same time and JET Progamme hasn't taken any applications from Turkey since 2018. I would like to ask what is the best course of action for me to take here as i would like get the "certificate" part of the requirements done while im still a student and have free time and so i don't waste time after i graduate as im only getting older. If it helps, I have dual citizenship. I have a Bulgarian passport which entered Schengen very recently.
by TheDovakhiin27