Part-Time Japanese Language Instructor in NYC

Japan Society, Inc; New York (NY); In loco; USD 76.000 - 117.000; Part-time

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Descrizione del lavoro

Japan Society in New York City is seeking a Part-Time Japanese Language Instructor to deliver language education to adult learners. In-person classes are prioritized, with sessions lasting 110–120 minutes and scheduled within three 10-week semesters per year.

The ideal candidate has university-level teaching experience in Japanese, a Bachelor's degree (MA preferred), and strong English communication skills.

Competenze

• Bachelor’s degree required; MA preferred but not required.
• At least one year of Japanese language teaching experience in a classroom.
• Experience creating teaching materials using technology and video conferencing apps (Zoom/Teams).
• Experience using technology for teaching Japanese writing with a tablet and stylus.
• Strong spoken and written English communication skills.
• US citizen or green card holder; must be able to teach in person at Japan Society.

Mansioni

• Create teaching materials to supplement textbooks and align with syllabus.
• Communicate with students and share course materials.
• Maintain regular correspondence with Language Center staff for scheduling and updates.
• Adapt teaching to an adult audience and course needs.
• Attend quarterly instructor meetings about improvements and program changes.
• Possibly develop new theme/content-based courses.

Conoscenze

Teaching experience

Technology in teaching

English communication

Tablet usage

Formazione

Bachelor’s degree

MA preferred

Strumenti

Word

PowerPoint

iPad dictionaries

Zoom

Teams

Descrizione del lavoro

Japan Society in New York City is seeking a Part-Time Japanese Language Instructor to deliver language education to adult learners. In-person classes are prioritized, with sessions lasting 110–120 minutes and scheduled within three 10-week semesters per year.

The ideal candidate has university-level teaching experience in Japanese, a Bachelor's degree (MA preferred), and strong English communication skills.