Newbies on the JET Programme usually come to Japan with a number of expectation. Some want to be the next […]

Ever thought of teaching English abroad? “Yeah, sick, I hear of people doing it. That would be a blast!”
Maybe you’ve heard of the Japanese Exchange & Teaching Program?
Well, I had never heard of it until 3 months before the application deadline and I was lucky enough to be chosen after months of waiting. Here I’ll tell you what its like to be placed in and teach at a small rural Japanese town with no English speakers for about 200 km in any direction and with no Japanese language skills of your own.
It actually is a blast!
Newbies on the JET Programme usually come to Japan with a number of expectation. Some want to be the next […]
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One of the tenants of the JET Programme (Japanese Exchange & Teaching Programme) is to advocate grass roots internationalization through […]
Being a part of the JET programme doesn’t just mean teaching English. It is also about bonding with the local […]