NSW School of Languages is seeking a Japanese teacher for Stages 5 and 6 Japanese for Terms 2-4 2022. Please see the attached EOI for further information.
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Year 11 Beginners $115 Year 11 Continuers $115 HSC Trial Beginners $115 HSC Trial Continuers $115 HSC Trial Extension $70 Please note in 2022 the Exam Declaration will be completed digitally. Please READ CAREFULLY prior to purchasing the exams, as you will be bound by the terms and conditions. Teacher and student registrations NOW OPEN!
JTAN is organising an online version of their speaking days in 2022. All students attending this event should register directly with JTAN or be registered by you as the teacher. All registrations can be found on the JTAN website:
Examining teachers will need to join an online training session approximately one week prior to the event. In this training session, teachers will be shown how Zoom will be used to organise and run the event, how to use Zoom for their examining role, how to provide feedback to students, and to answer any questions they may have about the event. This event has a limited number of tickets available and JTAN can not guarantee that a second speaking day will be held. Please email any questions or enquires to JTAN with subject line ‘Online speaking day’. Registration closes on 8 June (Beginners) and 25 May (Continuers). We have just published an expression of interest to join our Languages and Culture team as a Tanken Centre Officer (SEO1) for Term 2 2022. The Tanken Centre is located in the grounds of Kirrawee High School. If you would like to work in a stimulating and enthusiastic environment, this is a great opportunity. Please access the full EOI via Staff Noticeboard.
Port Hacking High School is seeking a full-time temporary Japanese teacher for Terms 2-4 2022. The load will include Year 8, 9, 10 and 12 Beginners and Continuers. Please contact Karen Murphy, Deputy Principal on 02 9524 8816 or email karen.e.fletcher@det.nsw.edu.au.
The position is full-time and permanent in the bilingual program.
Please see the advertisement on iworkfornsw.gov.au for more information. We would like to thank you for booking online speaking sessions for your classes with the Tanken Centre.
These online speaking sessions for senior students are now fully booked. Any further requests received will be placed on the waiting list. More dates will be released next term. Kind regards, Taka Yoshino Nihongo Tanken Japanese Language Centre email: nihongo.tanken@det.nsw.edu.au Dear Japanese teachers,
Thank you very much for your continued support. We still have the following times available for online group speaking sessions for Year 11 and 12 students: - Wednesday 23 March 10:30 am-1:45 pm - Friday 1 April 12:00-3:00 pm Each session runs for 40 minutes, through Zoom. Students will be divided into breakout rooms and the Tanken Centre staff and class teacher will spend 10 minutes with a set of questions in each room. Staff will rotate through the rooms to ensure students have the opportunity to practise with 2 different speakers. After the speaking rotations are complete, the groups will come back together in the main room and students will be given feedback. These sessions are free of charge. At this stage, sessions are only available to NSW public schools. If you are interested in booking a Year 11-12 session for your students, please email the Tanken Centre with the following details: - the course (please specify Beginners or Continuers) - preferred dates and times (please provide at least 2 options) - names of all attending students. Bookings will be made on a first-come, first-served basis. As there is a high chance that you will not be able to get your first preference, please send several preferred dates with times. Please note that your session is not confirmed until you receive a confirmation email. We recommend you book 2 sessions if you have more than 10 students. Nihongo Tanken Centre tel: 02 9542 5745 email: nihongo.tanken@det.nsw.edu.au Menai High School has a thriving Japanese program across Stage 4, 5 and 6. They are seeking a Japanese teacher for 4 or 5 days for the rest of Term 1 and Term 2, to teach Year 7 Japanese.
For more information, contact the school on 02 9543 7000 or email Leonie Ferraro, Head Teacher Administration. Dear Japanese teachers,
Thank you very much for your continued support. The Tanken Centre is offering online group speaking sessions for Year 11 and 12 students in Term 1 on the following dates: 15, 16, 18, 23, 28, 30 March 1, 5, 7 April Each session runs for 40 minutes, through Zoom. Students will be divided into breakout rooms and the Tanken Centre staff and class teacher will spend 10 minutes with a set of questions in each room. Staff will rotate through the rooms to ensure students have the opportunity to practise with 2 different speakers. After the speaking rotations are complete, the groups will come back together in the main room and students will be given feedback. These sessions are free of charge. At this stage, sessions are only available to NSW public schools. If you are interested in booking a Year 11-12 session for your students, please email the Tanken Centre with the following details: - the course (please specify Beginners or Continuers) - preferred dates and times (please provide at least 2 options) - names of all attending students. Bookings will be made on a first-come, first-served basis. As there is a high chance that you will not be able to get your first preference, please send several preferred dates with times. Please note that your session is not confirmed until you receive a confirmation email. We recommend you book 2 sessions if you have more than 10 students. Nihongo Tanken Centre
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