Teaching abroad in Japan

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futurehistorianjames is in Japan

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I am in the middle of my first year teaching English and Social Studies in the United States and honestly, I am seriously looking into teaching abroad in another country. One country I really want to teach in is Japan. However, many of jobs I am looking at are asking for 3 years of experience. My questions is since they are just asking for a Bachelor's and I have a Master's with teaching in a rough urban school, can I use that to help me? I have also been using International School Services and was wondering if there was another service with other job openings. I am desperate to get out of the American education.

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