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If you are moving to Japan for the first time, we are here to help you with a very important decision—choosing the right school for your children. View our Admissions pages for details on Eligibility, Visits, Open Houses, Tuition, and FAQs.
What does learning look like at ASIJ? Read about our commitment, definition of learning, explore our divisions, and dive into parent partnership opportunities.
ASIJ is comprised of two campuses featuring multi-function spaces. Learn about or campuses, facilities, and what makes our spaces unique in Tokyo.
What does a gift to ASIJ mean? Learn how your gifts support world-class education, facilities, and experiences for our students.
Who are our faculty and staff? What are our teacher qualifications and expectations? Before applying, check out our Before You Apply page to learn about Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion and how our factulty and staff go beyond the classroom.
Applicants for all teaching and leadership positions at ASIJ must have an active, confidential profile with either Schrole Connect or Search Associates. Direct applications will not be considered.
View Vacancies on Schrole →
View Vacancies on Search Associates →
See our vacancies page for more details and additional vacancies.
As the COVID-19 pandemic forces schools worldwide to rethink the way they teach and learn, educator Dan Kearney, host of the What's the Big Idea? podcast, takes a look at the move to distance learning. He talks with six teachers from The American School in Japan about their approach to distance learning. Rina Hara, Josh Miles, Wendy Rathberger, Anna Rekate, Courtney Carreon and Roy Tomlinson reflect on transitioning to a different way of teaching and how they are continuing some of their classroom traditions as well as discovering new tools and techniques. They discuss the adjustment to teaching remotely, the importance of social-emotional support for their students, and what advice they'd give other schools who have also moved to learning online.
ASIJ's high school podcast What's the Dealio? also took a look at distance learning from the student perspective and the impact on their social interaction, learning and daily life, in a multi-episode series.
Their panel discussion features Adam (10), Carina (12), Bear (11), and Kentaro (9), an interview with Stuco president Young (12), an interview with math teacher Laura Pitale, and a message from Dean of Student Life, Mike Nelson.
ASIJ's Distance Learning Plan, mentioned in the podcast, is available under a Creative Commons license for other schools and educators to use as a reference.
Life at school is full of stories and the narrative of where our vision will take us is told each day through the learning our students experience in the classroom and beyond.