Hello, I have two years of teaching experience and 350 hours of TESOL training. I’m a graduate with native level English fluency and a good accent. Despite this, I’ve been unable to secure a job.
Most places don’t respond, and when they do, I’m often rejected without an interview. I had one interview that went very well, but I still wasn’t selected, i feel that coming from a non native English speaking, third world country may be making things harder.
I really want to move to Japan. I’m considering a six month language school and starting with a small job, but I’m worried I might not find any work at all.
My other option is to stay and pursue a master’s degree, but I’m unsure if that will actually improve my chances, single they don’t reply regardless, even after applying everywhere…. i’ve seen A LOT of jobs for people already residing in japan, i guess it’s easier to change visa than sponsor a whole new one.
I’m not sure what to do next.
by Professional-yapperr