Native Japanese wanted for creating press releases, advertisements, website/promotional material content, as well as assisting student services/recruitment. Must have excellent writing skills and marketing knowledge/experience is a definite asset.

Native English speakers wanted for Program Coordinator’s position to coordinate between enrolled students, graduates, potential students and Student Services. Responsible for: - student recruitment and advisement - sending information to potential students - responding to inquiries from potential students - hosting program orientation meetings - event coordination, etc. Must be highly motivated, enthusiastic, & responsible with excellent communication skills

The Executive Search Consultant is responsible for working with our corporate clients to place advanced degree holders. The consultant works to meet the hiring needs of our corporate clients and to select the most highly qualified individuals available in the CMC database and through various other resources available to the Career Management Center. Consultants receive both a base salary and commission and are expected to work in a very competitive environment which requires a high level of motivation and determination. Those interested may call 03-3498-1777.

Web developer wanted to update and maintain University and business related websites in both English and Japanese. Design and marketing skills are a definite plus. Although not required, database skills and video editing skills with Final Cut Pro would be of great benefit.

Motivated, responsible, highly effective and results-oriented individual wanted to work as Office Manager for Tokyo liaison office of Anaheim University. Responsibilities include management of recruitment, seminars, events and Tokyo student support activities, and reporting to U.S. administration.

Anaheim University is looking for a Japanese national with good command of the English language to fill the position of Marketing Manager - responsible for marketing, recruitment,event planning and administrative duties for online and on-campus programs.

Professors wanted to teach IT Management on-campus at the University’s Minami Aoyama Learning Center.