How to become a Japanese teacher?

Depending on the type of position that interests you, access to Japanese classes will be more or less easy.
To be a traditional teacher and teach Japanese grammar, writing or conjugation in official language schools, you will have to have a diploma and pass an examination.
To be a researcher-professor of Japanese at university, it is advisable to have a doctorate.
On the contrary, if you want to be a private teacher of Japanese, you do not need a diploma.
Private education is accessible to everyone.
Learn Japanese and enjoy Japanese art and culture.
However, there are aspects of your training that your students will appreciate:
Live, study, do a language stay or work in Japan for several years,
Have a degree in Asian Studies or Translation and Interpreting with Japanese,
Have successfully passed the level tests in the language,
Follow MOOC courses,
Have a C2 level from the Official Language School.
Of course, a trip to geisha country is recommended .
Many students want to discover the culture of the land of the rising sun.
To get to know Japanese culture, it is best to live immersed in the Japanese archipelago , to be able to speak directly with the natives.
Whether you are Spanish-Japanese or simply one of our compatriots, you will be able to teach Japanese language classes at a regular pace to ensure the progression of your students. How to become a Japanese teacher?