WORKING PART TIME IN JAPAN! My experience and some advice!

I get messages on a regular basis asking me about part time jobs in Japan - how to find one, what kind of jobs are avaliable, how much you can work... And today I'm here to answer all those questions! I'm sharing my own experience of working part time in Japan, and also some tips and advice for y'all who are heading over to Japan and want to find a part time job!

I hope this will be informational and helpful! Don't hesitate to leave a comment if you have any questions about part time jobs in Japan!

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[mao]

2000 yen/hour is pretty good! 7.11 paid me 850 y/h and other teaching job paid me 1500 y/h when I was a univ student.

[ddm]

Thank you for this vid!! I really learned from it 💗 will definitely follow your tips. Hoping for more vids. Enjoying your vids!! 😍💗

[BenRogersWPG]

Excellent info. Thank you for this great video!

[peturyankulov]

Hey, can you list the websites on which the Japanese people find part time jobs? And also foreigners

[Carpfoon]

Hmmm I do wonder if it'll be harder finding a part time job cuz of current events, but I won't be in Japan until January for classes anyway so, by then things will probably steadily get even better

[gjjs_]

Unbelievable how you got that English teaching job, good for you. I can only imagine what you went through on that first year working an preparing the JLPT/EJU.

How's the cost of living in Kanagawa compared to Fukuoka ?

[siyamsanjeew]

Just a question, maybe you don’t like to answer it. Some of my friends told me that they can get cash in hand jobs where they don’t care about how many we put in. Have you got any idea about this✌️

[johnlemon]

Hey Johanna so it’s getting close to when I am to apply for language school. I wanted to ask what was the rent like in Fukuoka thinking of applying to the same school you attended.

[BehaviorYT]

Hey Johanna your videos are super helpful!! I have a question about visas when you applied to FFLC did you have to apply for a 2 year student visa? And how much does it cost? I have seen a lot of different answers and right now it looks like its 4, 000, 000 yen this seems super high to me is this about how much you had to pay on top if your school tuition? Thank you so much!!!

[maeendo]

こんにちは、まおさん
I'm a foreigner from the PH and I'm actually planning to work in Japan right after I graduate Senior High School while attending a JP language school in there, my mom and other family members works in there that's why I got interested about the thought of working there.. but may I know how it's possible for me to get a job there, a cashier at a convenience store or maybe a cashier/waiter at a fast food chain is fine with me.. what kind of visa must I get and paper works to do? hope you could help me.. ありがとうございます 🙇🏻‍♀️

[rosie]

Hi Johanna, I couldn’t find it anywhere but what is the name of your university? I want to study media and communication in Japan so I’m trying to find a good university :)

[johnlemon]

Hey Johanna can you talk about if you received any scholarships ? Or just let me know really quickly ?

[Vem-jkmv]

Can you tell me what are the requirements to work as an English Teacher in japan for a Non-native english speaker?

[sadiedg]

Do you have to come up with the activities/curriculum yourself as a part time teacher, or is there a set curriculum you follow for your school/age range? When you say you teach one 4 hour class on saturdays, are you only paid for the 4 hours each week or is there also paid prep hours?

[だいき-tq]

Right now I'm confuse what part time should I do here in japan. Do you have any advise or suggestion what part time job should I pick that frequently using nihongo. I want to become more fluent in japanese. Currently I'm working in hotel cleaning but I'm not satisfied in this baito because there's no anyone I can talk to.

[danrexjosephlosdoc]

I'm a cook i wlling to work but i don't know how to Apple there

[elchop]

is there a proper way to do more than 28hours a week please can you explain me?

[kellynakanishi]

Hi! I am a Filipino who has been living in Philippines my whole life. But now, I’m currently here in Fukui, Japan since last year. I am currently learning Japanese at home and I haven’t even have a JLPT certificate but I am planning to take the N4 exam this December. I want to apply for a part time job and I’m also thinking of becoming an english teacher but I’m not sure if there is a job opening around here. I actually wanna get a job where I can get money and learn to speak Japanese in a more fast pace. Can you give me some advice on how will I be able to become fluent in Japanese? Because I know most companies here requires a person who can speak Japanese.

[liangsim]

may i ask if want to apply for teaching English job. Do we need to summit some prove that you r good in English? like Toeic or Toelf Cert 🙇‍♂️ Tq!

[abrahamfrago]

You're looking very beautiful Johanna