Elementary/Secondary School Teaching in Japan!
Westgate aims to shape the future of English education in Japan. We have been providing conversation-based practical English lessons since 1983 and hire over 400 instructors every year. Generations of Japanese students have developed their communicative English skills and cultural awareness on our programs. As well as helping to shape the direction of our students lives and careers, we have also been a gateway to career development for countless English instructors around the world.
Westgate aims to shape the future of English education in Japan. We have been providing conversation-based practical English lessons since 1983 and hire over 400 instructors every year. Generations of Japanese students have developed their communicative English skills and cultural awareness on our programs. As well as helping to shape the direction of our students lives and careers, we have also been a gateway to career development for countless English instructors around the world.
We are a small to medium-size school located between Kyoto and Osaka cities, in Japan. We have been in operation for thirty four years now. Our goal has always been to provide Japanese students of foreign languages a venue where to study, acquire, and practice the foreign language of their choice. Our driving force is a genuine concern for our students progress in acquiring languages. We primarily offer English courses, but we also have Spanish, French, German and Chinese classes.
* Denotes EU nationals preferred
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