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Tag Archives: eikaiwa
Working at an Eikaiwa [Part 3]
The final installation of three guest articles on working at eikaiwa by Sean Montgomery. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3: Why I know what I know I have enough stories about eikaiwa to last a thousand Arabian nights, but I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in jobs, living abroad, main posts
Tagged CIR, education, eikaiwa, ESL, guest post, JET, job, Sean Montgomery, teaching
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Working at an Eikaiwa [Part 2]
Today we return to the subject of teaching in Japan with the second of three guest articles by Sean Montgomery, who writes on the basics you need to know about eikaiwa and employment experiences with them. See Part 1 here. Part 2: What … Continue reading
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Tagged education, eikaiwa, English conversation, Japan, job post, jobs, teaching, teaching English, TESL
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Working at an Eikaiwa [Part 1]
Today we return to the subject of teaching in Japan, with the first of several guest articles by Sean Montgomery, who writes on the basics you need to know about eikaiwa and employment experiences with them. — Eikaiwa is vernacular for … Continue reading
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Tagged article, education, eikaiwa, English, Japan, Japanese, job hunt, jobs, language, teaching, teaching in Japan
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Is JET for you?: Why I didn’t do JET.
Hey, everyone. I’m a Gettysburg College 2009 graduate with a B.A. in Japanese Studies. I studied abroad at Kansai Gaidai during the spring of my junior year and I was also the 200-level Japanese tutor my senior year. I’m currently … Continue reading
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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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