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How to Teach English in Japan wants your Articles & Favourite Teaching Resources You can post your TEFL related articles, or articles about living, working or traveling Japan at the link below. Post your TEFL or Japan related article You can post your favorite TEFL resources here.Please post anything related to TEFL or TESL thatmight be of benefit to our readers. Your favoriteteaching activity, a great website, a great textbook,game or educational software, or your ideas. Post TEFL resources Read the Jobs Available in Japan orPost your Job for Free!At our site you can read the many employment listings we havehere or if you are an employer, you can post your open teaching positions for free!
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ETJ News & EventsFor the ETJ news or to join ETJ, visit their site.There are ETJ events held all over Japan, check out what`s happening now.
JALT EventsJapan Association of Language TeachersLearn about upcoming JALT Events by clicking on the link below. Want to learn more about the JALT Conference & Other Events Other TEFL/TESL NewsELT Calendar lists the many upcoming ELT Events in Japan
Check out other upcoming ELT Events in Japan
Before you Come to Japan: Volunteer Teach!Before you come, what should you do?
ACTJ: Association of Canadian Teachers in Japan News
The Association of Canadian Teachers in Japan (ACTJ) not only serves Canadian teachers who live (or used to live) in Japan but is open to anybody else in Japan with a strong connection to, or interest in, matters Canadian. As a member you receive our newsletter "Canadian Content" (3-4 times a year) and have the option of joining our electronic mailing list.
Visit ACTJ`s Homepage for Events
TESOL: Teachers of English to Students of Other Languages TESOL offers courses in how to teach English and has an extensive list of job opportunities in Japan and around the world. Learn what`s happening with TESOL ESL News: Teaching Challenging English Classes When our classes go well, we glow. It is the challenging English classes that help us to grow. I think I just made arhyme! Seriously though, it is the so-called tough classes that improve us as teachers. We don`t learn much from theclasses that go smoothly. Maybe this is something to remember after a hard day at work.
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