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Friday, September 14, 2012
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Part-time teaching positions / intensive courses in Yokohama / Ofuna

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Monday, September 3, 2012
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ELT Professionals for Evening Company Courses (Central Tokyo)

Language Resources Ltd. invites applications from professionally-trained English teachers for a number of once- and twice-a-week evening courses held at companies located in central Tokyo (Monday to Friday only).

The successful candidates:
- will be native speakers of English
- have a Cambridge CELTA, DELTA, and/or an ELT-related M.A. or similar internationally recognized ELT qualification.
- have a minimum 2 years' ELT experience.

Preference will be given to teachers who have:
- experience of teaching English for Business and/or ESP courses.
Suitably-qualified applicants only will be considered.

Language Resources is a relatively small, but very professional ELT and Teacher Training organisation that offers the opportunity to work in a professional environment with similarly-qualified teachers, teacher trainers, and foreign management.

Please indicate days and times you are available.


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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
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Roundup: What's in a name? • Free access to TESL Canada Journal • Willis at ERWC • Todai offers courses in English

August 09, 2011

Teaching-English-in-Japan-Education-Name-Order" Japan Probe has an interesting piece on Japanese name order and whether when dealing in English names should be presented "as the romans do" or not. The New Horizons high school textbook now tells students to introduce their name in Japanese order when speaking in English.

TESL Canada has decided to allow free access to its scholarly journal as of the latest issue -- which includes articles on pronunciation, pre-reading strategies and the effects of social media on language teaching.

Russell Willis will be discussing issues in the design of extensive reading materials for iPhone and iPad at the Extensive Reading World Congress in Kyoto (September 3~6). The ELT News editor, in his day job as president of software development and publishing company iEnglish.com, will talk about his experience designing the soon-to-be released Oxford Bookworms apps.

Tokyo University will launch its first undergraduate degree programs taught entirely in English in October 2012, offering two degree courses -- Japan studies and environmental sciences -- at its College of Arts and Sciences. Todai president Junichi Hamada wants to make the university an international place of learning where talented students from across the world come to study.

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