I am now categorically advising foreigners who are not living in Japan, NOT to Teach English in Japan, under Eikaiwa, ALT, dispatch companies etc. under any circumstances at all. You should only do it if you want to work in Japan temporarily for a fun, short lived experience; or you want to experience sweat shop and slave labour, first hand and be paid crumbs and scraps. Given the sensitive situation with recent immigration policy in Japan, given they are on a hunt to curb im

1 - Japan's Propaganda Why am I doing this? I've seen so many people not only dissapointed and deeply hurt by this system (including myself), but homeless and financially broke, that I'm fed up of it and have decided to start a movement, aimed at raising awareness of the harmful and deceptive practices of " Teach English in Japan " schemes, with a particular focus on ALT/Eikaiwa. I'm fed up of people getting hurt, I'm fed up of people being dissapointed. I'm fed up with a lot