AESOP CLUB English School interview questions

I was asked about my educational background and job experience. Also was thoroughly checked for any issues in my background that would be negative for a teacher. Sent for fingerprinting and had to fill out several forms. Biggest issue was the fact it was a several step process, but the office personnel giving instructions would only tell you about one thing at a time. Made you feel as if you were a child & having secrets kept from you. Also pay is better if you have a college degree, but it’s still not great! A lot of other subs I met did it for extra income or to be closer to their children.

Very formal, Japanese style interview. Punctuality, friendly, but not overly eager, and knowing the does and don'ts of what is appropriate in Japanese interview-culture. Overall was not overly difficult, but one should know the proper procedures well before going to a Japanese interview (dress, greetings, posture, eye contact, assertiveness, etc).