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Monday, December 5, 2011
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ELTBOOKS.com launches free catalog delivery service

November 12, 2011

Teaching-English-in-Japan-Education-Eigo-Noto" ELTBOOKS.com, a discount online book service selling English teaching books, has launched a new service where teachers in Japan can have catalogues from major publishers delivered to them for free. Matthias Reich, president of ELTBOOKS.com commented: "Teachers can have the catalogs of all the major publishers delivered to their door for free, and we don't even charge a postage or packing fee. We're very proud of the service we offer with ELTBOOKS.com and we want as many teachers as possible to experience the ease of use of the site. We hope that having tried out the site to order catalogues they will choose ELTBOOKS.com as the place to get their ELT books in the future."

ELTBOOKS.com offers a flat 20% off all ELT books from foreign publishersand can provide any ELT book available in Japan. The company also sponsors free job ads for schools looking to find teachers. It is a sister site of ELTNEWS.com.

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English Attack! launches Japanese interface version

December 01, 2011

Teaching-English-in-Japan-Education-English-Attack" English Attack! a website designed to provide learners of English aged 13 - 35 with a fun, current, and dynamic source of enhanced and increased exposure to English has released localized version of its website for Japan. The has is focused on entertainment, and includes short videos from blockbuster movies, hit TV shows, chart-topping music videos, and news reports. The site is also attempting to build a global social network of learners of English.

English Attack! has adopted the “free-to-play” model where users can enjoy free use of the site’s functionalities, as well as free access to a selection of content refreshed daily. Access to the entire catalog of pedagogical content is available via the site’s virtual currency (Booster Coins), with which a time-limited access pass (the Booster Pass) can be purchased. The user has a choice of accumulating Booster Coins via regular use of the site; via direct purchase; or through participation in special offers put forward by the site’s commercial partners.

The site has been available since May 2010 and has signed up over 100,000 registered users worldwide.

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Sunday, August 21, 2011
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British Council Japan launches free iPhone app, chance to win trip to UK

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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
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British Council Japan launches free iPhone app, chance to win trip to UK

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Thursday, August 11, 2011
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British Council Japan launches free iPhone app, chance to win trip to UK

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