Wie sieht's bei dir eigentlich momentan so aus? :) Hast du nach deinem kurzen Abenteuer dann auch vor, evtl. länger in Japan zu bleiben?
Lehrer sind schon noch Beamte, aber wer jetzt Lehrer WIRD, wird nicht mehr verbeamtet :( Ich wäre eine der letzten gewesen, hätte ich es damals fertig studiert ^^; ... naja, dann wäre ich aber auch nie nach Japan, von daher passt das schon :D
T____T .... Du hast dir auch die beste Zeit ausgesucht, um nach London zu gehen! XD Hast du was von dem Chaos dort miterlebt?
*cough* I enjoyed all the pics, it's always fun to spend some time on them and see life elsewhere, even random things; pics do speak louder than words as they saying goes haha.
If you're used to teaching already, could you possibly teach Japanese in Germany? Or it's not a job with satisfactory salary? Just a thought you might have already answered to before^^; (because teaching privately Japanese in Greece means 35 euros/hour minimum...>__> My future goal is that. For now I'm teaching other languages.)
Clearly I rushed to comment the photo, but I just finished reading the entry ^//^ I think my question in answered, feel free to ignore it. The german words you mentioned refer to public teaching or teaching in general? I get that perhaps private tutoring is not as common there... (Out of curiosity, would you still need a teaching permission or some other paper after the N2 or could you teach with just that?) But enough with my curiosity.
I would decide to live in such a nice place as well. :D
Last note, I noticed your photos are getting more and more... attentive, careful, I can't think of another adjective than professional. And, I've already mentioned this but, the comments below are half the fun. ^^
Haha, it's okay, don't worry and thank you very much for taking time to read my entry :3 I'm talking about public teaching in "normal" schools only because for that you need very specific qualifications, quite different from other countries. N2? You mean if I'd like to teach Japanese? Usually only native speakers do that. It's not like many people in Germany want to study Japanese, so there are enough Japanese natives who can do the job better, I suppose :(
You think so??? o___O; .... I haven't done anything different from the usual, though, but I'm happy, thanks :D
I wished I could have beamed some pills into your plane. I've got motion sickness too - that's why I never, ever even enter a plane without having taken one ^^;;; *HUGS* The flight back really doesn't sound nice *sigh*
If I look at the pictures, you live very, very far in the south, don't you? (I'm tempted to suggest it's almost Austria or Switzerland, but... ^^;;;; )
CUTE KITTIES ARE CUTE!
What about starting in the tourism industry? It's got to do with teaching too (in a way) and your language skills are very helpful... But being a normal teacher here, is something you need to feel born to do it, under the current circumstances *hmpf*
--- I'm still looking forward to my summer vacation. Just four more weeks! YEAH!
But "Dream Boys" in only running in September and T&T tour is in September too (and we didn't get any summer here in Germany anyway this year ^^;;; at least not in Bremen...)
I'm very happy that you had a good time in Germany! ^__^
Your photos are amazing as always! And the cats are so cute!~ ♥
I was curious about what kind of food is served in a plane! XD I only have flied once and it was only a 30 minute flight to Mallorca (on of the islands of Catalunya) so we didn't eat anything! ;P
I hope you'll soon recover from the jetlag! Take care! *hugs* ^__^
I've only ever flown to Japan and back home. Never anywhere else! ^^;; .... so I'm not experienced at all XD However, Emirates was one of the best airliines I've used so far :)
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Hast du nach deinem kurzen Abenteuer dann auch vor, evtl. länger in Japan zu bleiben?
Lehrer sind schon noch Beamte, aber wer jetzt Lehrer WIRD, wird nicht mehr verbeamtet :(
Ich wäre eine der letzten gewesen, hätte ich es damals fertig studiert ^^; ... naja, dann wäre ich aber auch nie nach Japan, von daher passt das schon :D
T____T .... Du hast dir auch die beste Zeit ausgesucht, um nach London zu gehen! XD
Hast du was von dem Chaos dort miterlebt?
Ja, hab ich, danke!! :3333
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Wusste ich bis vor Kurzem auch nicht -____-;
Willkommen im Club! XD
Na dann ist es ja gut :)
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UOOOOHHHH SUGGEEEE!!! *____*bbbb
It's unbelievably beautiful, oh god prettiest lanscape pic I've ever seen!! Ahhhh :D
*cough* I enjoyed all the pics, it's always fun to spend some time on them and see life elsewhere, even random things; pics do speak louder than words as they saying goes haha.
If you're used to teaching already, could you possibly teach Japanese in Germany? Or it's not a job with satisfactory salary? Just a thought you might have already answered to before^^; (because teaching privately Japanese in Greece means 35 euros/hour minimum...>__> My future goal is that. For now I'm teaching other languages.)
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The german words you mentioned refer to public teaching or teaching in general? I get that perhaps private tutoring is not as common there... (Out of curiosity, would you still need a teaching permission or some other paper after the N2 or could you teach with just that?) But enough with my curiosity.
I would decide to live in such a nice place as well. :D
Last note, I noticed your photos are getting more and more... attentive, careful, I can't think of another adjective than professional. And, I've already mentioned this but, the comments below are half the fun. ^^
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I'm talking about public teaching in "normal" schools only because for that you need very specific qualifications, quite different from other countries.
N2? You mean if I'd like to teach Japanese? Usually only native speakers do that. It's not like many people in Germany want to study Japanese, so there are enough Japanese natives who can do the job better, I suppose :(
You think so??? o___O; ....
I haven't done anything different from the usual, though, but I'm happy, thanks :D
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The flight back really doesn't sound nice *sigh*
If I look at the pictures, you live very, very far in the south, don't you? (I'm tempted to suggest it's almost Austria or Switzerland, but... ^^;;;; )
CUTE KITTIES ARE CUTE!
What about starting in the tourism industry? It's got to do with teaching too (in a way) and your language skills are very helpful...
But being a normal teacher here, is something you need to feel born to do it, under the current circumstances *hmpf*
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I'm still looking forward to my summer vacation. Just four more weeks! YEAH!
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Not telling here in a public entry, but .... ;P ;P ;P
Yeah, tourism is definitely something I'm thinking about right now, but the pay is horrible compared to other options :(
That's a very late summer vacation btw.! XD (oder ich bin einfach schon zu lange in Japan XD)
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But "Dream Boys" in only running in September and T&T tour is in September too (and we didn't get any summer here in Germany anyway this year ^^;;; at least not in Bremen...)
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Your photos are amazing as always! And the cats are so cute!~ ♥
I was curious about what kind of food is served in a plane! XD I only have flied once and it was only a 30 minute flight to Mallorca (on of the islands of Catalunya) so we didn't eat anything! ;P
I hope you'll soon recover from the jetlag! Take care! *hugs* ^__^
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I've only ever flown to Japan and back home. Never anywhere else! ^^;; .... so I'm not experienced at all XD
However, Emirates was one of the best airliines I've used so far :)
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