Join HOSSAM ENGLISH MONTESSORI SCHOOL – HEMS, where we offer a unique blend of English education and Montessori principles tailored for children aged 2 to 9. As an English Montessori Teacher, you will create interactive lessons that enhance conversational skills and scientific curiosity. We welcome passionate educators eager to engage with children in both online and in-person formats.
This is an incredible opportunity to grow your teaching career with visa sponsorship available for qualified candidates. You will be responsible for delivering engaging lessons, assisting students in communication, and contributing to curriculum development. If you’re a native-level English speaker with a background in science and love working in educational environments, this role offers both personal and professional development. Be part of a supportive team that values creativity, communication, and child development.
Company Overview
HOSSAM ENGLISH MONTESSORI SCHOOL – HEMS is a dedicated learning center based in Osaka, Japan. We provide English and Montessori education for children aged 2–9 through small-group lessons, private tutoring, and online classes. Our mission is to foster confidence, creativity, and communication skills in young learners.
Location
Osaka, Kita-ku, Tenma 4-1-2 Kominike Building, Japan.
Job Description
- Conduct engaging English Montessori lessons for children aged 2 to 9, blending curriculum-based learning with interactive activities to ensure a fun learning experience.
- Design and deliver lessons that enhance students’ communication and conversation skills, helping them speak confidently in English.
- Incorporate simple science experiments in lessons to spark curiosity and practical understanding of scientific principles.
- Provide personalized support to students by addressing their learning needs and guiding them through their speaking exercises.
- Create tailored teaching materials to meet diverse learning styles and ensure students remain engaged and motivated.
- Offer constructive feedback after lessons to help students improve, track progress, and celebrate their achievements.
- Participate actively in curriculum planning and development to ensure that learning content remains innovative and effective.
- Assist in managing the school’s day-to-day operations to ensure a safe and supportive learning environment.
- Organize and supervise seasonal camps during spring, summer, and winter to provide additional learning opportunities.
- Collaborate with other teachers and staff to continuously improve teaching methods and student outcomes.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver English lessons: Plan and conduct Montessori-based English lessons tailored to children’s developmental stages, fostering both language and cognitive growth.
- Enhance conversational skills: Focus on interactive communication exercises to help children speak confidently in English with peers and adults.
- Incorporate science learning: Use simple scientific experiments to engage students and explain scientific concepts in a fun, hands-on manner.
- Personalized support: Identify students’ learning gaps and provide targeted guidance to boost their speaking and comprehension abilities.
- Create educational content: Develop learning materials that cater to different learning preferences, ensuring each child remains interested and challenged.
- Provide feedback: Evaluate students’ performance after each lesson, offering tips and techniques to enhance their learning journey.
- Collaborate in curriculum development: Work with fellow educators to refine lesson plans and introduce new methods that align with students’ needs.
- Support school operations: Assist in maintaining a structured, nurturing, and safe environment for students, staff, and visitors.
Requirements
- Native-level English speaker: Must have excellent command of spoken and written English to effectively teach children.
- Science background: Candidates should have a basic understanding of scientific principles to teach experiments confidently.
- Immediate availability: Able to start teaching without delay to meet the school’s academic schedule.
- Valid Japanese visa: Applicants must currently reside in Japan and hold the necessary work authorization.
- Preferred qualifications: Montessori teaching experience and Japanese driver’s license are advantageous but not mandatory.
- Strong communication skills: Ability to explain complex ideas in simple terms suitable for young learners.
- Teamwork-oriented: Enjoy collaborating with colleagues and contributing to the school’s collective success.
Salary & Benefits
| Experience | Monthly Salary |
|---|---|
| 0–2 years | ¥200,000 – ¥250,000 |
| 3–5 years | ¥250,000 – ¥300,000 |
| 5+ years | Negotiable based on expertise |
Benefits
- Visa sponsorship available: Support with visa applications for eligible candidates earning over ¥200,000/month.
- Transportation allowance: Up to ¥1,500 per day to ease commuting expenses.
- Training programs: Access to specialized training such as child-rearing support courses in Osaka.
- Flexible work options: Opportunities for both full-time and part-time roles depending on availability.
- Seasonal camps: Participate in additional educational activities during spring, summer, and winter breaks.
- Professional development: Opportunities to enhance teaching skills and career growth within the organization.
- Supportive environment: Work with a team that values collaboration, creativity, and student well-being.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their resume and cover letter highlighting relevant teaching experience and educational background. Please ensure you mention your current visa status and availability to start immediately. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
Additional Information – Work Schedule & Vacations
Part-time: Monday to Friday, 2:30 PM – 6:30 PM.
Full-time: Monday to Saturday (5 days/week), with Sundays and national holidays off. Regular holidays apply.
Is this job open to foreigners in Japan?
Yes, applicants currently residing in Japan with a valid work visa are encouraged to apply. Visa sponsorship is provided.
Is Montessori experience mandatory?
It is preferred but not required. Passion for teaching and communication skills are prioritized.
What is the process for visa sponsorship?
Candidates earning at least ¥200,000/month are eligible. The school assists with documentation and legal formalities.
Can I apply for both part-time and full-time roles?
Yes, you can apply for either role based on your availability and expertise.
Are training sessions provided?
Yes, child-rearing support training and teaching workshops are available to help you grow professionally.
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