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Tag Archives: career
What can you do with a BA in Japanese? The Struggles and Successes of Translating Mobile Apps
Starting to study Japanese in undergrad or high school, I think a lot of us imagine translating our favorite Japanese video games, anime, and movies. When I started studying Japanese in college I had a vague image of my future … Continue reading
Posted in graduate school, jobs, main posts, study tools, undergraduate, useful links
Tagged apps, career, Japanese, Japanese language, Japanese translation, translation, translator
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Reblog: LifeAfterJET: Transitioning Your Teaching Experience
Considering teaching English in Japan after graduation or interested in teaching English as a second language for a career? Head over to JETWit.com to check out Tammy Wik’s feature on using her ESL experience to launch a career in TESOL. … Continue reading
Posted in JET, jobs
Tagged ALT, career, career path, ELF, ESL, JET, jobs, mentorship, teaching English, TESOL
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Reminder: Writers wanted – Japanese Studies 5-10-20
Just a quick reminder that we are still looking for people interested in writing (brief!) articles for our Japanese Studies 5-10-20 project, linked here. Are you five or so years out of your degree and into the world? Roughly ten? … Continue reading
The Realities and Benefits of Translation as a Full-time Job – An Introduction
This week we have a special guest article on translation by a professional in the field. Ever wonder what it takes to be a translator? Considering going outside of academia with your Japanese? See what he has to say about … Continue reading
Posted in graduate school, jobs, living abroad, main posts, study tools, useful links
Tagged business, career, English, Japanese, job, main post, non-academic, professional, translation, translation work, work
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Resource: Networking with Japan Societies
As our previous article on maintaining relationships in Japanese Studies emphasized, networking and getting to know the field is very important. Whether you decide to go on to an academic career or stick with other types of employment, like any … Continue reading
Posted in social networking, study tools, useful links
Tagged career, employment, Japan, Japan society, networking, social networking, US
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Foreign Area Officer (aka Getting Paid to be an Expert)
Hello cyberspace! Katie here, coming at you with a little bit more incentive to go military, or even just military related. A lot of agencies and services have realized the importance of having individuals specialized in certain areas of the … Continue reading
Posted in jobs, main posts, military service, useful links
Tagged career, foreign area officer, future career, military, navy
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Lecture: Japanese Technical Translation: Freelancing as a Career
Information from jetwit.com via PNW JETAA. Japanese Technical Translation: Freelancing as a Career When: Tuesday, Feb. 1 from 3:30-5:00pm Where: UW Campus, Denny Hall 216 Learn about technical translation as a career. Mr. Barrett will help us understand what technical … Continue reading
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Tagged career, lecture, techncial translation
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