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Article #10143American English teacher looking for a teaching position in Japan
From: Francisco Vaz da Silva
Date: Sun, 24 Dec 1995 00:00
Date: Sun, 24 Dec 1995 00:00
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Hello all!
A friend, who's a qualified English teacher looking for a teaching
position in Japan, asked
me to post this. Can someone help? If so, please e-mail me directly.
Thank you.
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I am an American woman who lived in Japan for some years and
would like to go back now. I just got my RSA/ Cambridge CTEFLA
(Cambridge
Certificate for Teaching English as a Foreign Language to Adults)
through
International House - Lisbon. Besides, I have three years電experience
teaching
English in Japan, plus about another year teaching English as a Foreign
Language and Japanese as a Foreign Language in the United States.
Having taught in Japan through both a university setting and at
various
businesses, I am very familiar with the social and professional
expectations
of English learners. The RSA/Cambridge CTEFLA training has increased my
knowledge and skill in teaching English. This combination of teaching in
Japan and the most up-to-date training makes me, I think, well-suited
for any
teaching position in Japan.
I am ready to begin work from January (1996).
CURRICULUM VITAE
(December 23, 1995)
Name: Sue Ellen Six.
Nationality: United States of America.
Education:
- Cambridge Certificate in the Teaching of English as a Foreign Language
to Adults
(RSA/Cam-
bridge CTEFLA), 1995. International House, Lisbon, Portugal.
- Master of Science, Rehabilitation Counseling, 1993. Emporia State
University, Emporia,
Kansas
(U.S.A.).
* Thesis: 然ehabilitation Counseling Students' Perceptions of a
Client's Presenting
Problem: An Attributional Analysis電(copyright 1993).
- Bachelor of Arts, Global Awareness, 1988. McPherson College,
McPherson, Kansas
(U.S.A.).
- Studied at the Kansai University of Foreign Languages, Osaka (Japan)
1985-1986.
Teaching experience:
- English: Developed, planned, and executed lessons for adults in
business, science, and
for pleasure. Lessons were based on level and interests of the students.
Levels ranged from
beginner through upper intermediate.
* The Language School, Red Bank, New Jersey (U.S.A.), 1990-1991.
* International Education Research and Analysis Corporation
(INTERAC), Tsuchiura-s-
hi
(Japan), 1988-1990.
* Kansai University of Foreign Languages (assistantship), Osaka
(Japan), 1985-1986.
- Japanese: Created lessons for adults wishing to study for business or
tourist travel to
Japan.
Beginner level.
* Private: McPherson College, McPherson, Kansas (U.S.A.), 1995.
* Classroom: South Amboy Adult Education Center, South Amboy, New
Jersey
(U.S.A.), 1991.
Other experience:
- Coordinator of Alumni Services and Community Relations; McPherson
College,
McPherson, Kansas (U.S.A.), 1994-1995.
- Auxiliary Services Director; Parallax Programs, Inc., Wichita, Kansas
(U.S.A.),
1993-1994.
- Vocational Counselor; Recovery Services Center, Inc., Wichita, Kansas
(U.S.A.), 1994.
- Graduate Intern; Kansas Elks Training Center for the Handicapped,
Wichita, Kansas
(U.S.A.), 1993.
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