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Tag Archives: application process
CIES Fulbright Scholar Program Webinars for Applicants
Helpful resources are available at http://www.cies.org/ for those interested in submitting a Fulbright Scholar Application. DEADLINE: August 1, 2011 Participate in one of several webinars organized to provide valuable information regarding the application process: Wednesday, July 20, 2011 2:00 PM … Continue reading
Is JET for you?: Why I didn’t do JET.
Hey, everyone. I’m Amanda and this is my first time posting on the blog so I think I should probably tell you a little about myself. I’m a Gettysburg College 2009 graduate with a B.A. in Japanese Studies. I studied … Continue reading
Posted in JET, jobs, living abroad, main posts
Tagged AEON, application process, eikaiwa, employment, English Program in Korea, EPIK, ESL, GEPIK, Gyeonggi English Program in Korea, interview, JET, jobs, Korea, rejection, teaching
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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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