Japanese Studies: Employment in Japan

Has information on conferences, a guide to JETRO in the U.S.A., and Practical Information on Doing Business in Japan. In English.

Online recruiting site for executive searches. In English and Japanese.

The site lists over 200 English-language resources for finding jobs in Japan, and for Japanese speakers looking for work overseas. It covers the whole spectrum of employment possibilities, from IT positions to postdoctoral research grants, and has an extensive section on English teaching jobs.

Website for English teachers, includes a classifieds section.

Established in 1987, the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme invites young college and university graduates from overseas to participate in international exchange and foreign language education throughout Japan.

The Brian Kane Fellowship is a challenging, demanding, and rewarding paid position in Kiyosato, a rural village located in the township of Tukane in the Yatsugatake region of Yamanashi prefecture. This fellowship was established in 1976 by the American Committee for KEEP, Inc., as a volunteer opportunity to serve the needs of KEEP (Kiyosato Educational Experiment Project), a Christian-based community development project. Participants will teach English and participate in community outreach activities.

Each issue of O-Hayo Sensei lists 80+ positions at all levels -- from entry-level conversation school jobs, to lecturers and professors at national universities. The newsletter also contains a free classified ad section.