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  • UK-recruited teachers pay for flights when accepting a position
  • Saxoncourt makes travel arrangements to Japan
  • Teachers travel together in a large group
  • Non-UK recruited teachers need to arrive at the same time as the main (UK) group
  • Teachers are met at Narita Airport and taken to their accommodation by SES staff
  • A contract completion bonus 65,000 yen is paid after three months to help the teacher with initial expenses - such as the flight from the UK to Tokyo
  • After 18 months of employment teachers also qualify for a ticket back to the UK (or other point of recruitment) when they leave.

Commuting

  • Teachers will be found accommodation in one of several distinct localities, whenever possible situated close to other teachers.
  • The schools, however, are spread widely, and a fair amount of traveling can be expected.
  • Although as convenient a schedule as possible is the aim, teachers can sometimes spend up to an hour and a half each way commuting to work by bus or train
  • Average travel times of about 45 minutes each way
  • Trains are extremely clean, punctual and efficient
  • Because work usually starts around midday, the notorious Tokyo morning rush hour can usually be avoided
  • Train fares between a teacher's home station and the school are reimbursed each monthTrain sign
  • A comprehensive 'How To Get To Schools' guide is provided to all new teachers which contains detailed directions and bilingual maps for every school
  • Most train signs are also in English

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