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I'm trying to get a stage 4 (yr 8) elective up and running at the school. I need good topic ideas for electives. Ideas for 9 and 10 would also be appreciated! Manga and anime are kind of taken by the English faculty...
Thank you!! Melissa Pol MPOL@det.nsw.edu.au Japanese Teacher Great Lakes College Forster Campus This exchange program has been operating for more than 20 years. It is a 3+ week homestay program for students aged 15-17 years, designed for students who want to experience Japan as part of a Japanese family. The program will be centred in and around Tokyo. Host families are chosen based on same gender, same age and similar family profiles. Students depart Australia 18 December and return 11 January 2015.Total cost is $4790. For further information please see attached file, or contact Ayako Mitsui 0408.442.614 or email ayako@mitsuitravel.com.au 
Casual relief needed Oct 13th - Oct 27th Burwood Girls High School.
Teaching yr 11 Jap Beginners, junior Italian and some PE. They can contact me on 0413779332 or at erin.dib@det.nsw.edu.au. Dear teachers Are you looking for new materials which depict young people’s lifestyle and real voices from Japan? Are you interested in an opportunity to explore authentic materials and develop lesson plans with other teachers? Do you want to widen your knowledge about youth culture in Japan and improve your Japanese skills? The Japan Forum (TJF), Tokyo, is running three workshops for Japanese language teachers in NSW in October: Northern Sydney, Southern Sydney and North Coast, with the cooperation of The Japan Foundation, Sydney and Secondary Education Directorate of the NSW Department of Education and Communities. For details, please refer to the attached flyer. Book yourself into the venue closest to you. There’s no cost for participants, and an Obento lunch will be provided. Just bring yourself and a lot of creativity! We hope you will take a lot of new ideas and lesson plans home! Online booking: Northern Sydney (Abbotsleigh School) Thursday October 9, 2014 Southern Sydney (Nihongo Tanken Centre) Friday October 10, 2014 North Coast (Ballina – Southern Cross School K-12) Wednesday October 15, 2014
Dulwich High School is seeking an experienced, full time Japanese language teacher for Term 4 at Dulwich High School Of Visual Arts And Design, a co-educational public school in Dulwich Hill with a Visual Arts and Design stream. Classes are yrs 7,9,10 and 12 in Term 4 (ability to teach some junior science or another subject is desirable). Please send applications to:GEORGIA.DRACOPOULOS@det.nsw.edu.au Thanks Shane Forrest Dulwich High School Of Visual Arts And Design. Winmalee High School in the Blue Mountains is seeking a casual teacher for a 3 week block in term 3, to teach Japanese 8-12, one Year 10 History class. From October 20th until November 7th.
Thanks, Marion Crossman Marion.Crossman@det.nsw.edu.au Term three Languages network meeting is on Week 8, Wednesday 3rd September at Bass HS from
1:30 to 3:30pm. Registration on MyPL will close on Monday the 1st September. Our topic is: Using technology as a tool to engage students in the 21st century’s Languages classroom. All applicants must enrol through MY PL@Edu The course code number is: NR06944 Attendance for the whole session is required in order to have the course recorded on your Professional Learning list. Please inform all languages/ interested teachers at your school. Please follow these steps to enrol Go to my Portal, click on My Application Go to My PL@Edu
Type Languages for the course name Insert the course code number/ID above Scroll down and click search Kind regards Suzanne Safi SWSR LOTE Network Coordinator Suzanne.Safi@det.nsw.edu.au Japanese children share their thoughts on love and war. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGZcXfPyTEY&list=UUqfVksivdQUyLkEBk1dy3LA&index=17
The resources for the new prescribed text, Okuribito, and the new prescribed issues are live now on HSC Online. http://hsc.csu.edu.au/japanese/#116091
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