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Casula High School is seeking a full-time Japanese teacher from Term 3 with the possibility of extension into Term 4 and beyond.
The teaching allocation is made up of mostly Year 8 Japanese and a Year 9 Japanese elective class. Please contact Susan Lee directly for more information.
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Belmont High School in Lake Macquarie is seeking a Japanese teacher for a maternity leave contract. The position will commence in the middle of Term 3 for 4 days per week for the remainder of this year. In 2019, the position will be for 5 days per week until the end of Term 2, with the option to stay on in a job-share role. The successful applicant will be teaching a full Japanese load for Years 8-10.
For further information, please contact Louise Gibbs (Japanese teacher) via email or on 02 4945 0600. Picnic Point High School is seeking a full-time Japanese teacher for the remainder of Term 2, 2018. The position would start 14 June and continue to 6 July 2018.
The teaching allocation includes Stages 4 and 5 Japanese, as well as Stage 5 English. Interested applicants should contact Kirsty Marquis at kirsty.marquis@det.nsw.edu.au or 9772 1700 for further information. A Japanese Continuers student in the Baulkham Hills area is seeking a tutor.
If you are interested please contact the teacher directly at joanne.wong10@det.nsw.edu.au James Busby High School is seeking a part-time Japanese teacher for Tuesdays and Wednesdays (0.4) for the remainder of 2018. The teacher will share the position with another teacher (0.6) who is currently on part-time maternity leave.
The position allocation involves teaching Stages 4, 5 and 6 Japanese (Beginners) as well as Stage 4 English. Interested applicants should contact Annette Cau on 9607-7766 for further information and forward an expression of interest to annette.cau@det.nsw.edu.au The biennial 4th National Symposium on Japanese Language Education (NSJLE) will be held on 2-3 November 2018 at the University of Technology, Sydney (UTS). The theme for 2018 is Bigger, Broader, Better! The 2018 keynote speakers have now been announced and are as follows: - 2 November 2018: Ms Kumi Taguchi – Host, ABC TV - 3 November 2018: Mr Yo Azama – Japanese language teacher based in California, USA. For further information on the speakers as well as information on registration for the symposium, please see the flyer attached or visit the NSJLE website. Further enquiries can be directed to The Japan Foundation. 
The 2018 Australia-Japan Relations Essay Contest is now open for all NSW and Northern Territory secondary school students. This is an English language contest that is open to all students, not only those who are studying Japanese. The contest aims to encourage an understanding of Japan and Australia-Japan relations for secondary school students. Submissions close on Wednesday 22 August 2018 and must arrive at the Consulate-General of Japan in Sydney by this date. Please see the attached for the contest's flyer, a letter from the consul, entry guidelines and essay cover sheet. Entry guidelines and cover sheets are also available for download on the consulate website.
Registration is now open for the NSW cross-sectoral Japanese Teachers' Conference 2018:
https://www.regodirect.com.au/japaneseteachers/ Before registering, please review the Agenda and Workshops pages carefully. Navigation is via clicking on the page titles in the black horizontal navigation bar. There are 4 workshop sessions with 3 workshops in each session. Then, on the Registration page, include your workshop choice for each session. Please note, workshops may change based on participant interest. For further information, please contact Darlene Knowles, Language Officer on 9266 8536 or at darlene.knowles@det.nsw.edu.au. A Year 11 Japanese Beginners student of the NSW School of Languages is seeking a tutor. The student is located in Marsfield.
Please contact the teacher Stephanie Jung directly for further information. Please note, the application period for The Japan Foundation’s intensive seminar, to be held in Sydney in July, is now closed. Unfortunately the previous notice incorrectly stated that applications close on 14 July 2018. This should have stated Monday 14 May. See flyer attached below. Specific focuses include Australian curriculum and ICT-based learning. Participants will be immersed in a Japanese language environment suited to their level and will have ample opportunity for networking. Further details can be accessed on The Japan Foundation website. For all inquiries please contact coordinators@jpf.org.au or 02 8239 0055
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