Welcome to Shinpai Deshou!
ようこそ!Feel free to search topics or browse by categories below. Our various resource links will be updated with each blog post. Please check back frequently for new, helpful sites! Contact us with questions or suggestions at shinpai.deshou@gmail.com-
Join 1,519 other subscribers
Categories
- announcements
- applications
- blogs
- conferences
- culture
- CVs and resumes
- embassy
- events
- financial assistance
- fun links
- funding
- graduate school
- greetings
- homestay
- housing
- interviewing
- JET
- JLPT
- job openings
- jobs
- language schools
- living abroad
- main posts
- military service
- program review
- senior year
- site maintenance
- social networking
- study abroad
- study tools
- summer program
- textbooks
- Uncategorized
- undergraduate
- useful links
Category Archives: applications
Announcement: Mellon Fellowship in Japanese Literature at Washington University in St. Louis
Mellon Fellowship Students entering the Ph.D. program in Japanese Literature or the Joint Program in Japanese and Comparative Literature in Fall 2012 or Fall 2013 will be considered for a Mellon Fellowship. This fellowship, offered by the Andrew Mellon Foundation, … Continue reading
Volunteer Opportunity: National Cherry Blossom Festival Goodwill Ambassador Program (Washington DC)
The National Cherry Blossom Festival organization is currently recruiting Goodwill Ambassadors to be a part of the 100th anniversary cherry blossom festival next spring. This is a great opportunity for university students and recent graduates living in the Washington DC … Continue reading
Posted in announcements, applications, culture
Tagged Cherry Blossom Festival, volunteer work, Washington DC
Leave a comment
Applying to JET as a CIR, Part 3
Part 1: What is a Coordinator for International Relations? Part 2: The Application Process Part 3: Life as a CIR Placement Positions for CIRs are extremely varied in terms of location, duties, and expectations. ALTs know from the start that … Continue reading
Posted in applications, JET, jobs, living abroad, main posts
Tagged CIR, Coordinator for International Relations, JET, JET Program, rural, teaching
6 Comments
Call for Volunteers: TEDxTohoku
Information via Nick Kaufmann. Contact him at nkauf87[AT]gmail[DOT]com for more information. The theme of the TEDxTohoku conference is “Asking the 3.11 Generation,” and it will focus on 12 speakers who are doing relief and revitalization projects in the region. Right … Continue reading
Posted in announcements, applications, conferences, events, social networking
Tagged 3.11 Generation, TedxTohoku, volunteer
Leave a comment
Intrax International Internships in Tokyo (Undergraduate)
Undergraduates searching for an internship opportunity may be interested in Intrax International’s 8-week summer internship program in Tokyo. The program is designed for university students and recent graduates, 18-25 years old. The Japan-Tokyo page lists over 20 summer internship opportunities … Continue reading
Posted in applications, study abroad, summer program, undergraduate, useful links
Tagged business, business culture, finance, global skills, internship, Intrax, Japan, job skills, marketing, networking, NPO, recent graduate, summer, Tokyo, tourism, training, undergraduate
Leave a comment
Internship Opportunity: Capacity Building Services Program Internship, Intern #2
Via the World Learning mailing list. World Learning does not service Japan, but this internship may be of interest to those planning to work in study abroad, international education, and international development. Capacity Building Services (CBS) Program Internship Deadline: Dec. 10, … Continue reading
JET Recruiting Sessions 2011
Thinking of applying to the Japan Exchange and Teaching Programme as an Assistant Language Teacher (ALT) or a Coordinator for International Relations (CIR)? Check out the Consul-General of Japan in Miami’s JET calendar for recruiting events and information sessions near … Continue reading
Posted in announcements, applications, embassy, events, JET, jobs, living abroad
Tagged ALT, CIR, information session, JET Program
Leave a comment
Applying to JET as a CIR, Part 2
Part 1: What is a CIR? The Application Process Now that you’ve decided the CIR position is right for you, it’s time to prepare the application, which will be available in late September/early October 2011 for the 2012-13 departure group. … Continue reading
Posted in applications, JET, jobs
Tagged application, CIR, employment, interview, JET, JET Program, living abroad
2 Comments
An introduction to the MEXT scholarship
Today’s feature article is a written by Chris Kern, a Ph.D. student of The Ohio State University who will be traveling to Japan this month as a MEXT (or Monbukagakusho 文部科学省) award recipient. He introduces what the MEXT scholarship is … Continue reading
Posted in applications, financial assistance, funding, graduate school, interviewing, main posts, study abroad
Tagged funding, Japan, MEXT, MEXT scholarship, monbukagakusho, monbusho, research, scholarship, 文部科学省
10 Comments
IUC Series: How can I fund my stay at the IUC?
Today’s IUC series article, written by Karen, is complemented by a video I recorded about funding the IUC with a Foreign Language Area Studies fellowship. I recorded this video as a collaborative project with Jamie Cox (IUC ’09-’10), who maintains … Continue reading
Posted in applications, financial assistance, funding, graduate school, language schools, living abroad, main posts, program review, study abroad
Tagged fellowships, FLAS, Foreign Language Area Studies Fellowship, funding, Inter-University Center for Japanese Language Studies, IUC, Japan, Minato Mirai, money, scholarships, Yokohama
15 Comments