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Become a Teacher at Kizuki Co-educational School

On May 17, 2025, Kizuki Co-educational School will host an online recruitment event aimed at hiring teachers for our innovative educational support services. As a leader in the field of educational support for school refusal, we seek individuals who resonate with our vision of creating a society that allows everyone to retry and overcome challenges.

Who We Are

Kizuki Co-educational School, under Kizuki Inc. based in Shibuya, Tokyo, is a social enterprise dedicated to tackling social issues in education and welfare. Our mission is to provide learning and employment support for individuals dealing with school refusal, developmental disorders, depression, and economic hardship. Since our inception, we have experienced growth rates exceeding 150% annually.

What to Expect at the Event

During this online event, we will share insights from our current teachers, many of whom have their own experiences with school refusal or have overcome significant challenges. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear real-life stories that illustrate the impact of our work, as well as the rewarding nature of teaching at Kizuki.

Event Details:

• - Date: May 17, 2025 (Saturday)
• - Time: 13:00 - 14:00 JST
• - Format: Online via Google Meet
• - Fee: Free
• - Target Audience: Anyone interested in teaching at Kizuki Co-educational School
• - Registration Deadline: May 17, 2025, 13:30 (You can join or leave at any time during the session)
• - Minimum Participation Requirement: 5 attendees

Event Program:

1. Opening Remarks
2. Introduction to Kizuki’s Vision: Creating a Society Where Everyone Can Retry
3. Overview of Kizuki Co-educational School and Teacher Responsibilities
4. Interactive Q&A Session with Hiring Managers

Who We Are Looking For

We welcome applications for part-time teacher positions. No specific educational or support experience is required, but candidates must meet the following criteria:
1. Learning Support: Ability to teach at least one subject at the university entrance level. Candidates who have passed university entrance exams but have no prior teaching experience are also eligible.
2. Emotional Support: Must be able to empathize with students who have faced setbacks. Experience in providing support or relevant qualifications are beneficial but not mandatory.
3. Commitment: Must be able to work for at least six months.
4. Availability: Must be able to teach a minimum of two classes per week (individual sessions lasting 90 minutes each).

Locations Include:

• - Saitama: Omiya School
• - Tokyo: Nishi-Shinjuku School, Yoyogi School, Ikebukuro School, Akihabara School, Sangenjaya School, Kichijoji School, Machida School
• - Kanagawa: Musashi-Kosugi School, Yokohama School
• - Aichi: Nagoya School, Anjo Station School
• - Kyoto: Kyoto School
• - Osaka: Osaka School, Tennoji School
• - Hyogo: Kobe School
• - Fukuoka: Fukuoka Tenjin School

Salary Structure

Salaries vary by location and level of experience:

• - Tokyo / Kanagawa: ¥1,763 per session (during training: ¥1,748)
• - Saitama: ¥1,635 per session (during training: ¥1,620)
• - Aichi: ¥1,700 per session (during training: ¥1,680)
• - Kyoto / Osaka / Hyogo: ¥1,688 per session (during training: ¥1,673)
• - Fukuoka: ¥1,770 per session (hourly: ¥1,180)

About Kizuki Inc.

Kizuki operates with the vision to create a society where everyone can retry, targeting support for individuals with school refusal, withdrawal, developmental disorders, and depression. We aim to realize a community where those who have faced failure can reclaim their lives through our social entrepreneurship model, blending business success with societal contribution. We are continually looking for passionate individuals to join our team and help us enhance our quality of support.

How to Apply

To participate in the recruitment event, please register via the following form. After registration, you will receive an automated email with the event URL. Register Here