The Keizai Koho Fellowship Program works every year to bring middle and high school teachers of economics, history and social studies from American schools to Japan to learn more about the country first hand. Applications for the 2012 program are being accepted now so if you or any teacher friends have never lived in Japan and are interested in experiencing Japanese culture for yourselves in Tokyo, don’t miss out on this great fellowship opportunity! Check out the official website for application details.
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Why not challenge yourself this new year with a trip next summer to Japan?
This is a friendly reminder that applications for the 2012 Keizai Koho Fellowship Program must be received by February 17, 2012.
Below are details about the fellowship. Be sure to have a look at the website and check this not-to-be missed all expense paid ten day backstage pass to Japan!
Who: Middle and High School teachers of Economics, Social Studies, and History. Supervisors, specialists, and school administrators at the district and state levels; and faculty associated with colleges directly concerned with the training of K-12 teachers.
What: Two-week Educator Tour of major industrial and corporate facilities, meetings with key business leaders, meetings with educators including school visits, discussions with teachers and students, and a home stay with a Japanese family in Japan.
Where: The ten-day itinerary in Japan will focus on Tokyo. Typically, there is at least one scheduled visit to a destination outside of Tokyo.
When: June 29 – July 8, 2012 (Tentative)
Why: For an opportunity to learn first hand about contemporary Japanese society and enhance the teaching of Japan in the classroom.
What can I do with a B.A. in Japanese Studies? 