Examples of activities:

• Providing supplementary lessons and instruction after school hours or on Saturdays.
• Handling questions from students during study hall after school hours.

Examples of activities:

• Preparing materials to be used in class, such as printing teaching materials, etc.
• Receiving and checking assignments, etc., turned in by students.
• Assistance in grading quizzes, etc.
• Assistance in preparing for school events, ceremonies, etc.
• Handling telephone calls and visitor reception.
• Printing, sorting, etc., of handouts to parents and guardians.

Examples of activities:

• Assisting children and students with physical disabilities at the Tokyo Metropolitan Schools for Special Needs Education.
  (Transfer assistance, meal and/or bathroom assistance, teaching assistance, etc.)
• Services necessary to facilitate special needs class management.
  (Liaison and coordination services, reporting on behavioral observations and maintaining guidance records, teaching material development and related administrative work processing.)

Examples of activities:

• Assisting in skills instruction.
• Providing instruction in knowledge and skills on safety and injury prevention.
• Acting as guardians to students during activities outside of school (tournaments, practice games, etc.)
• Assisting in the inspection and management of equipment and facilities.
• Engaging in the development of yearly and monthly instruction plans.
• Supervising activities on-site in the event of an accident.

School Counselor

Engaging in activities as a member of the school organization, including those aimed at the betterment of educational counseling; counseling children and students, guardians, teachers, and training schoolteachers, etc.

Examples of activities:

• Counseling for children and students.
• Support and advice concerning counseling, etc., for teachers and guardians.
• Collecting information concerning student counseling, etc.

School Social Worker

Works to resolve issues for students with problems, using their expert knowledge and skills in education and social welfare and employing a wide range of support methods, including taking action to improve the environment surrounding such students and building networks with relevant institutions, etc.

Examples of activities:

• Taking action to improve the environment surrounding students with issues.
• Developing networks with relevant institutions, etc., and engaging in other liaison and coordination activities.
• Developing and supporting team organization within the school.
• Supporting, counseling and providing information to guardians, teachers, etc.
• Training teachers and other school personnel, etc.

Examples of activities:

• Assisting in Japanese language instruction and school textbook instruction conducted by Japanese-language teachers.
• Supporting children and students through translation, interpreting and teaching in their native language, if possible
• Acting as a liaison and coordinating between the school and non-Japanese guardians in their native language.

Examples of activities:

• Installing, operating and explaining how to use ICT equipment and software.
• Introducing equipment, software and teaching materials and counseling on their effective use.
• Introducing teaching materials on information ethics, case studies, etc., and counseling on the effective use of ICT.
• Supporting the development of digital teaching materials, etc.
• Providing primary equipment maintenance.

Examples of activities:

• Engaging in support and career education activities and promoting international understanding.
• Providing support in environmental education.
• Providing swimming instruction.
• Science support personnel.
• School library instructor.
• Supporting educational activities outside of the school.