To get a working visa to teach English in Japan, you need a university degree. There are, however, some people who make or buy fake certificates to get a job in Japan. Here's what happened to someone who was found out.
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Wow. Lying on a CV is risky business for sure.
I'm Cash-In-Hand teaching all this summer, guess I don't need to lie on MY visa ;)
I didn't know you needed a degree to be a teacher in Japan in the first place.
Technically, you don't, but you need a degree for a working visa. It's all part of the government's attempts to attract "skilled" workers.
I person must be really desperate to have to lie on their CV. I am glad I took the time to get myself educated.