About the position
English (English Language Education / TESOL, Applied Linguistics, English Linguistics, English and American Literature, Intercultural Communication)
Work content and job description
1, Teaching Duties: Teaching general education English courses, approximately 8 classes per week (105 minutes per class). 2, Student Advising and Learning Support: Academic advising and course planning guidance (advice on course selection and program structure), as well as learning support at the Learning Support Center (individual counseling on English learning, remedial instruction, and answering student inquiries on assignments and self-study). 3, Program Operations and Administration: Operation and management of all university-wide English language education programs centered on the Department of General Education, entrance examination duties, committee work, and other duties required by the university. 4, Research Activities: Research activities related to the applicant's field of specialization.
Description
1, Degree: Master's degree or higher in English Language Education (TESOL), Applied Linguistics, English Linguistics, English and American Literature, Intercultural Communication, or a related field. 2, Research Achievements: Research accomplishments in English Language Education (TESOL), Applied Linguistics, English Linguistics, English and American Literature, Intercultural Communication, or a related field. 3, Teaching Ability: Ability to conduct classes in English. 4, Motivation: Strong motivation and willingness to actively engage in education, research, and university administration. 5, Student Support: Passion and enthusiasm for student guidance and learning support. 6, Possess a high level of proficiency in Japanese sufficient for the effective performance of professional duties,as well as proficiency in a foreign language.
Various systems
Pay increase system :
available once per year, According to the NIAS pay scale
Insurance
Employees' Health Insurance :
available Promotion and Mutual Aid Corporation for Private Schools of Japan
Considerations for conducting interviews (e.g., those who live far away, such as overseas)
For applicants from remote locations, interviews may be conducted online.
Others
Applicants will be responsible for the travel and accommodation costs associated with selection process.
Application document submission method (physically mailed documents)
851-0193
Nagasaki
536 Abamachi, Nagasaki city
Education Reform Support Office 宛
Selection
(1)Document screening
(2)Interviews may be conducted if necessary. Please note in advance that travel expenses, etc. cannot be reimbursed. If interviews are conducted for applicants who pass the document screening, details regarding the format will be provided separately.
(3)Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science promotes gender equality. In accordance with the spirit of the Basic Act for a Gender-Equal Society, when candidates are deemed equal in terms of achievements (research, education, social contributions, etc.) and personal qualifications, preference will be given to female applicants.
Notification of result
The applicants will be informed of the results of the selection process in writing at a later date.
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