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**Ayyfjicg** · 07-17-2006, 07:00 AM

So I have just recently moved back to Japan for the year. I am also doing some of my graduate school work during the year so I cannot have a full time job...So besides eikaiwa jobs (which most of them will require that I work full time, unless anyone has worked at one in the Yokohama area that allowed part time and wants to share where), what work is available to a gaijin who can only work part time, the immigration office told me my limit was about 24 hours per week anyway...

Hey Nodachi-san, what's up? Yokahama sounds like fun. What are you studying? I was where you were at one time, I did the eikaiwa sometimes and thought about other jobs relating to my studies. Think about looking for a gaijin friendly place if your language is limited. There are plenty of bars, pubs and restaurants in Yokohama that attract the gaijin persuasion. If you go into language classes, look for one that matches your studies. I did some classes in business English classes before.

Well, give it some thought.... best of luck.

Alex

07-17-2006, 07:00 AM	#12
Ayyfjicg Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 432 Senior Member	So I have just recently moved back to Japan for the year. I am also doing some of my graduate school work during the year so I cannot have a full time job...So besides eikaiwa jobs (which most of them will require that I work full time, unless anyone has worked at one in the Yokohama area that allowed part time and wants to share where), what work is available to a gaijin who can only work part time, the immigration office told me my limit was about 24 hours per week anyway... Hey Nodachi-san, what's up? Yokahama sounds like fun. What are you studying? I was where you were at one time, I did the eikaiwa sometimes and thought about other jobs relating to my studies. Think about looking for a gaijin friendly place if your language is limited. There are plenty of bars, pubs and restaurants in Yokohama that attract the gaijin persuasion. If you go into language classes, look for one that matches your studies. I did some classes in business English classes before. Well, give it some thought.... best of luck. Alex
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