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Teaching English in Japan
by Christopher White
Teaching English in Japan Attention: Interested Employers Regarding: Teaching English in Japan Dear Sir or Madame, Over the course of my education, I have found that I have a passion for Japanese history and culture and want to pursue a career relating to this field. As a result, I am applying for my PhD in the future. It is with an English teaching position that I wish to acquire a stronger sense of teaching as well as enhance my skills with the Japanese language. I have a sincere passion for teaching and believe that my experience as a teaching assistant could be considered a strong attribute when considering my application. Studying Japanese culture, learning the language, and teaching has interested me to the point that I feel I must be a part of this program. Attached is my resume. I look forward to hearing from you in this regard. Christopher White Cwhite53@uwo.ca (519-657-2703) Christopher White 104 Princess Avenue Komoka Ontario NOL 1RO Phone: 519-657-2703 E-mail: cwhite53@uwo.ca Education 2010 Masters Degree History (Japanese) University of Western Ontario 2009 4 year Honours Specialization Bachelor of Arts History UWO 2005 Graduated from Medway High School London, Ontario Qualifications Excellent oral and written communication skills Enjoys working with children Able to organize, prioritize and adapt to change Can work well independently and in a group environment Strong public speaking and public relations skills Self-confident, outgoing and personally engaging, flexible Achievements Dean’s List Kings College – 4th year Ontario Scholar, Academic Letter Athletic Award Medway High School Captain of the Medway Golf Team Experience Enumerator: Statistics Canada 2011-present Census pickup and delivery Interacting with recipients Data entry Teaching Assistant: Graduate Studies UWO 2009 – 2010 Course preparation for tutorials Class room teaching of course materials Student evaluation, marking assignments Tutoring students by appointment Part Time 2006 to present Esam Group Customer service Security Booking appointments Handling cash Interests Learning Japanese Career development Education References: Available on request: Graduate program professors at the University of Western Ontario Supervisor’s name at Esam Group Supervisor at Statistics Canada |
