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Red Bambini Montessori International School was founded in 1993, For over 30 years the school has evolved to having over 2,800 graduates.

Our comfortable yet innovative classroom environment encourages diversity, collaborative learning, freedom for a child to question, think critically, and to express themselves confidently. These principles developed by Dr. Maria Montessori over 100 years ago is designed to stimulate interest and ability to focus on a child’s individual talents and abilities.

Our teachers are Montessori trained and certified and are dedicated to creating an environment that fosters a child’s independence and build confidence during this crucial developmental stage in their lives.

Bambini is located on the first floor of Tokyo Tower. There are several stations within walking distance, including Akabanebashi Station (Oedo Line, 5 min), Kamiyacho Station (Hibiya Line, 7 min), and Onarimon Station (Mita Line, 8 min). Access by bus is also available.

Please note that Bambini does not have a contract for parking or bicycle parking within Tokyo Tower, so please use public transportation for commuting.

You will receive an automatic reply email once your application has been successfully submitted.
After the screening process, Bambini will contact you within approximately 7 to 10 days. We may also send additional questions if necessary.

Please note that we do not reply to applicants who do not meet the application requirements.

Bambini’s recruitment is open to individuals residing in Japan who hold a visa or residency status that meets the employment requirements. Those living in Japan but not meeting these requirements are not eligible to apply.

For applicants from overseas, it is mandatory to already have a planned trip to Japan and meet the necessary employment requirements.

While Bambini can provide support for residency status renewal during employment, we do not assist with obtaining residency status before arrival or prior to employment.

The interview will be conducted at “Red Bambini Montessori International School” on the 1st floor of Tokyo Tower, also serving as a workplace tour.

Bambini will not cover the costs. Thank you for your understanding.

During the interview, we will verify the information you provided in your application.

Please make sure to bring your passport, residence card (*Zairyu Card), Montessori teaching certification, and any other relevant qualification certificates.

Yes, English proficiency is absolutely required.

All communication within the school, including interactions with children, teachers, and assistants, is conducted entirely in English. In addition to speaking, an appropriate level of reading and writing skills for an educational setting is also necessary.

Even if you have no prior experience in child education, you may still be considered if you have strong English skills.

However, if you lack English proficiency, you will not be eligible for the selection process, even if you have experience in child education.

We welcome native speakers, but we also believe it is important for children to be exposed to various English accents.

Therefore, we encourage applicants from non-English-speaking countries as well.

However, a high level of English proficiency is required to ensure effective communication with children, teachers, and assistants within the school.

Japanese language skills are not specifically required for teachers and assistants, but they are welcomed as they can facilitate smooth communication with parents and the operating company. The same applies to languages other than Japanese.

Bambini’s teachers and assistants come from diverse national backgrounds.

It would constitute illegal employment, and Bambini would be held accountable for management responsibility. Therefore, we cannot allow it. Thank you for your understanding.

Those who hold a residence status with no work restrictions (such as Permanent Resident, Spouse of a Japanese National, Spouse of a Permanent Resident, or Long-Term Resident) are eligible to work without any issues.

If you have a residence status with work restrictions, your employment at Bambini will be limited to those restrictions.

After you begin working at Bambini, we can provide support for changing your residence status if necessary.

It is not entirely impossible, but to ensure fairness in treating all students, we prefer that you avoid enrolling your own child.

If you have concerns about childcare or pick-up and drop-off arrangements while working, please feel free to discuss them with us.

However, please note that we do not offer any tuition discounts. Thank you for your understanding.

We offer various types of insurance (such as employee pension insurance, health insurance, and employment insurance), as well as paid leave, overtime allowances, qualification allowances, and summer vacation.

For more details, please refer to the job information on this page.