Something to look forward to..

Jan 19, 2009 12:55


Uwah great news!  They finally made their selections for the interview candidates and I was chosen!  I am talking about the english teaching job in Japan, this large corporation that owns many schools throughout Japan. This is the first part of a three part interview process so I can't be too excited right now.  Crazy! They are requiring I create a ( Read more... )

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quiraikotsu January 19 2009, 22:00:21 UTC
FFFFAWAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Ive only read the first sentence of your post so far but... CONGRATULATIONS!!!! AHHHHHH

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quiraikotsu January 19 2009, 22:09:51 UTC
Ohhh... now I've actually read the whole thing xD Good luck for that next part o.o Hmmmm is there a specified age group you know you'll be teaching or is it not confirmed yet?
I have noooo teaching experience either, but I guess from being a highschool student myself I can say an attribute that helps teachers bond with students easily is being the more casual bonding type? But that might be different for Japan, I dunno (like they may tend to be more professional in the classroom etcetc) Aaahhh at any rate- I hope you get in!

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misoyo January 20 2009, 04:09:30 UTC
Yeah most of the students consist of younger kids so BLAH!! I'd rather teach adults and teenagers. But luckily I just spoke to my cousin and he'll write the lesson plan for me! haha He teaches 3rd grade, which are like 8 year olds I think. Wish me luck =/!!

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quiraikotsu January 20 2009, 12:01:53 UTC
Is it gonna be a presentation to an actual class of kids or is it just something you do towards the panel of interviewers? :0 It'd be so hard if it was for actual kids ... o.o

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misoyo January 21 2009, 05:53:27 UTC
Well first I had to get invited to the meeting and group interview based on resume and application. The lesson-plan I create is demonstrated in front of this group that was selected as candidates. I present it to them. They want it 30 minutes but actually they will only see five minutes of it. Most of their students are young children so I get to choose a certain grade level that I create my lesson plan around. See? I am nervous.

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