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Author Archives: reedra01
Grant Opportunity for California Residents
Here’s a very unique travel grant opportunity, specifically aimed at California residents. Get ready to get creative! Thanks to Playing with Hire for the link! — AURORA CHALLENGE GRANT Only for California Residents Deadline for Applications: March 31st, 2011 The … Continue reading
Job Openings at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University
Thanks to Joel D., former Kagoshima CIR for JET for the info! — Based in Beppu City in Oita prefecture, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University is part of the Ritsumeikan Trust, a large and long established educational institution, with a rich … Continue reading
Posted in announcements, job openings, jobs, living abroad
Tagged China, engineering, Japan, job opening, Korea, management, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, sociology, Taiwan
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Fun Link Friday: Hanafuda!
Hanafuda, or “flower cards,” are a traditional set of Japanese playing cards. The deck consists of 48 cards that have nature inspired designs and are associated with the months of the year. There are four cards for each month and … Continue reading
Posted in culture, fun links
Tagged fun link friday, games, hanafuda, mario, nintendo, online games, seasonal, traditions
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Why Apply for JET? (With a focus on the ALT position)
The JET program is an excellent program that aims to promote grassroots internationalization between Japan and other nations. There is a common misconception that the main role of JET participants is to teach English. This simply is not true. The … Continue reading
Posted in applications, JET, main posts
Tagged ALT, application, application process, culture, Japan, Japanese culture, JET
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Working in a Japanese Work Place
My first priority after college was to get a job. I was fresh out of school and it was not very difficult to keep my resume to a page in length. At times, I felt ANY job would be great … Continue reading
Posted in culture, embassy, jobs, main posts
Tagged business, Embassy of Japan, getting adjusted, hierarchy, Japan, office, winging it, work environment, working in Japan
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Interviewing for a Position in a Japanese Work Environment
Interviewing for a Position in a Japanese work environment. Hello!! My name is Rachel and I am back to write about my personal experiences with the interview process for a position in a Japanese work environment. This entry is a … Continue reading
Posted in embassy, interviewing, jobs, main posts
Tagged Embassy of Japan, getting adjusted, interviews, Japan, Japanese, tips, work environment
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Don’t have a plan? You’re not alone.
Hello everyone! My name is Rachel and I am one of those students Paula mentioned who had no idea what she wanted to do senior year of college. With the aid of a combination of luck and constant vigilance (but … Continue reading
Posted in embassy, jobs, main posts, senior year
Tagged decision time, japanese studies, senior year, the future
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