However, the majority of these countries are very poor, and salaries are usually paid in relatively useless local currencies. Money earned will be enough to survive on while in the country, but don t count on saving much for that second-hand Landrover that 34 dream boat or even for your plane ticket home. For the independently wealthy philanthropist, such arrangements maybe alluring. But for those of us, who must work to travel, Japan is a virtual paradise. Rather than spending long months or years in our home countries scraping together the resources to go on our next adventure, Japan offers the opportunity to live abroad and save money at the same time.
Japan is a very rich country desperately trying to internationalise.
The need for English teachers is very high. Nowadays Japanese schools have more foreigners to choose from, and they re getting picky. This article will detail some of the options available the qualifications necessary, and some hints on getting settled once your here. This programme is Japan s best-kept secret and is open to all American, Canadian, Australian, New Zealanders, British and Irish citizens between the ages of 20 and 35. In any subject, and an interest in Japan.