#TeachinJapan

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【参加者募集！「第一回 にほんごスピーチコンテスト」開催のお知らせ】

*English follows Japanese.

この度、ボーダーリンク主催の日本語スピーチコンテストを初開催します！

この機会に、皆さんの思いを日本語で発表してみませんか？是非ご参加ください！

<出場資格>

日本に住んでいる日本語が母語ではない18歳以上の方

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(1) エントリー期間：2023年7月14日（金）～8月18日（金）

(2) 動画提出期間：～2023年8月31日（木）

<賞品>

Amazonギフトカード（上位６名）

<テーマ>

日本の子どもに伝えたい！○○が教えてくれたこと

例）日本の電車が教えてくれたこと、おばあちゃんが教えてくれたこと　等

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2分

<応募方法>

ステップ１）下記のフォームからエントリー（8月18日締切）

ステップ２）個人のYouTubeアカウントにスピーチ動画を「限定公開」でアップロード

ステップ3）受付完了メールに記載されている専用フォームから動画を提出

※エントリーされた方に、事務局から詳細を記載した受付完了メールを送付します。

※YouTubeアカウントを持っていない方は作成してください。

<スケジュール>

一次審査結果発表：2023年9月中旬頃

最終選考会：2023年10月14日（土）オンラインにて開催予定

最終審査結果発表：2023年10月下旬

[Now Accepting Entries! “Our First Japanese Speech Contest”]

We are pleased to announce that we are going to hold our first-ever Japanese speech contest for foreign residents living in Japan.

This is your chance to express yourself in Japanese! We look forward to you joining us!

【To Qualify】

Non-native speakers of Japanese living in Japan who are 18 years old or above.

【Entry Period】

(1) Entry Period: Friday, July 14th, 2023 to Friday, August 18th, 2023

(2) Video Submission Period: By Thursday, August 31st, 2023

【Prizes】

Amazon gift cards （Top 6 participants）

��Theme】

What I want to tell the children of Japan! What ○○ has taught me.

e.g.) What Japanese trains taught me, what my grandmother taught me, etc.

【Time Limit】

2 minutes

【How to apply】

Step 1) Submit your primary entry via the Google form below. (By August 18th)

Step 2) Upload your video to your personal YouTube account.

Step 3) Submit your video via the Google form for video submission provided in the entry acceptance email.

* We will send you an acceptance email with further information shortly after.

* If you do not have a YouTube account, please create one.

【Schedule】

>Announcement of preliminary screening results: Mid-September 2023

>Final Round: Saturday, October 14th, 2023, to be held online

>Announcement of final screening results: End of October 2023

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@ildsjamaica is now in the final stage of recruiting for Interac in #japan. Recruiting has gone really well this year and we are now looking for our final 50 people to place in these life changing jobs. If you have a Bachelors degree and want to see the world and gain some international experience, apply today. #ILDS #teachinjapan #liveandworkabroad #seetheworld #newexperiences (at ScholarshipJamaica.com) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFIngdtBn25/?igshid=1oootoi3mur5o

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via Twitter https://twitter.com/ESLexpat

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[whatwentwhere]

First day

Well that was really something! Last night, I couldn’t sleep. I was nervous and excited, wondering what I would be doing, what the teachers would be like, would I get to school on time and so on. Well, I managed it and have to say, it was a great day. It was a bumpy start as I was really very warm from the journey. I couldn’t find an intercom like they advised to look for so I went straight to the teacher room and announced my arrival, “Shitsureshimasu! Ohayou gozaimasu!” I was met with a chorus of replies from maybe 15 or 20 teachers. I smiled and was led into the principal’s room where I was met with a couch and two seats. We were advised on this, to be careful not to sit on on the wrong seat, so I stayed standing until they offered me the seat. I was allowed to make small talk, present my gifts and wait patiently to be invited into the main teaching room to ‘introduce myself’. Not so difficult, I think. 'Please do this in Japanese’, smiled the principal. Oh… Okay. That’s what I get for saying good morning in Japanese.

I ambled through, bowed and noticed the room had doubled in size. All 40 teachers had arrived. They had asked me to arrive at 8.00am to be able to meet everyone before the lessons started at 8.20am! Wow. I was nervous every, stumbled through some phrases, bowed and was met with a round of bows and applause too.

After being show to my desk, they asked if I wanted to see the school. I accepted and walked out in to a sea of bodies! So many people laughing, cheering, shouting 'hello!’ or 'nice to meet you!’, giggling when I waved back. It was really novel. After that, it was back to the teacher’s room where I showed an interest in the baseball, soccer and basketball teams. To be continued!

[lanasolyluna]

To make a long story short... Gotta love homework that comes with a long apology letter. #teacherlife #esl #efl #teaching #teach #teachinjapan #education #tokyo #tokio #tokyolife #japon #japan #japanese #engrish #tokyo2014

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Tokyo Skytree at night (as seen from Kinshicho).

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Down by the river (Hanno, Saitama)

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@ildsjamaica Fall 2021 Recruiting Season now open. Apply now as there are very limited positions!!!! #ilds #teachinjapan #seetheworld #dosomethingdifferent (at ScholarshipJamaica.com) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHOHIuuhUmH/?igshid=1b9wah02eqtut

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Teach English, Enjoy Japan: Be an ALT! (April 2020 Start)

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🚨20Placements left🚨 Teach in Japan this August 2020. Get out and see the world and make some money while having a life changing experience. Credit @ildsjamaica #ilds #teachinjapan #interac #seetheworld #switchupthegame #workinjapan #workabroadjapan #sjworkabroad #japanjobs #teacherjobs #teachersinjamaica #japanteachers #japaneseteacher #englishteacher @themicouniversitycollege @themicoguild @shortwoodteacherscollege @st.josephsteachers @jamaica_teachers @jamaicateachers (at ScholarshipJamaica.com) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7bb7JwhHNT/?igshid=sj2uxt36uhio

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A New Year, A New Start. Are You Ready? (April 2020 ALT positions)

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Living overseas? Already in Japan? There's still time to secure a position for a Spring 2020 start! But the window is closing soon, so please apply today!

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Osaka in the evening.

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Surf and Turf (Higashikurume, Tokyo)

If you enjoy looking at the food, you'll enjoy tasting it too! Learn more about how you can become an ALT through Borderlink and experience Japan!

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An early evening sky in Yamanashi (Minami-Alps, Yamanashi Prefecture)

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