@elsastewart833
Great info! Thanks!
@DeAnnaChoi
Thanks for all the info on the exchange program!
@tiffanyfordyce877
Totally Tubular! Thanks for the Tips!
@productivitytest-kitchen2622
Love the energy man!
@illfragu1
Hey DQ! This video helped answer a lot of the questions I had about the JET program, and I'm looking forward to your follow-up videos. You mentioned that cultural differences could be a barrier. Could you elaborate on some specific culture shocks to expect?
@Michi111996
How do they let you know if you got an interview, is it by phone or email?
@paulfordyce8817
I dont speak japanese but would like to visit sometime what do you suggest Timothy?
@xaraxchnidx
Hi, I've been interested in working in Japan as an English teacher for years, and I'm currently at Queen's University (Canada) working towards a Bachelor's Degree in Arts with a major in English. My plan has been to work with a program like JET for a few years and then become a kindergarten teacher. You said that you need to be mentally and physically healthy, which I am, however I'm autistic (with ADHD and OCD). This does not impact my ability to work or be social. Would this make me ineligible? There are a lot of stereotypes around autism that would make me sound like a bad candidate, and them just knowing i'm disabled could make them turn me away. If that is the case, is there any way to get around telling them about my disorders?
@renicesamantha6138
Hey, I have a 3 yes old daughter, is it possible to take her with me if I'm considering this program?
@MykullDC
So would I need to be done with school to apply for this?
@fauzanlutfi7118
So do we can permanently stay at Japan as a teacher over there?
@DYCEQUIRK