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Hey i have been working for nova for three weeks and am now terrified for my situation. Any teaching jobs you know of that are available??
Bailey,
Interac and Gaba are usually actively recruiting. I used to work for Interac and think it’s a pretty good gig, overall. With either company you can get either part-time or full-time work. If you want to be in the Tokyo area with Interac, I think they can string a couple of part-time ALT assignments together for you to add up to full-time work. They did this for a guy I used to work with in eikaiwa.
Two big sources of job information in Japan are:
Ohayo Sensei
http://www.ohayosensei.com/
and Gaijin Pot
http://www.gaijinpot.com/job_search.php
If it were me, I’d apply early and often.
Good luck!