3. Japan
Average Monthly Salary: $2,250 – 2,600
Monthly Cost of Living: $1,660 – 2,600
Quality of Life Rank: 17
Japan has the most complicated hiring process out of all countries on our list of 5 best countries to teach English in Asia. The interviews are often scheduled up to 6 months in advance and take place in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. If you wish to experience Japanese culture, this is a perfect way. Have in mind that like in all other countries, there is a big difference between public and private schools. Public schools are paid better, have more vacation time, but the teaching jobs are located in the smaller cities and villages. Private schools pay less and require you to be flexible about teaching hours, providing less vacation time. The good thing about private schools in Japan is that you can work part-time and the majority of them are located in Tokyo or some other bigger city. Hiring happens all year. And now, let’s see the top two best countries to teach English in Asia.
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