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Summer is long gone, but we finally got round to updating our teacher information page, taking off the teachers who unfortunately left us, and putting on all the new people we have been fortunate enough to find.
First, the leavers:
Akiko-sensei was accepted to a position with JICA, the Japan International Cooperation Agency, to teach Japanese in high school in Tonga for two years! If you have a message for her, we’ll be happy to pass it along!
Etsuko-sensei moved to Tokyo for work, and to take care of her parents.
First, the leavers:
Akiko-sensei was accepted to a position with JICA, the Japan International Cooperation Agency, to teach Japanese in high school in Tonga for two years! If you have a message for her, we’ll be happy to pass it along!
Etsuko-sensei moved to Tokyo for work, and to take care of her parents.
Next, the new arrivals:
Natsuko-san is our highly capable office assistant, and also a fully-qualified Japanese teacher to boot! She’s in charge of student events, and arranging private apartment accommodation.
Yuuji-sensei was the first male teacher we hired, and is still the youngest, but after seeing a few of his classes, most of the other teachers have stopped bullying him now!
Tetsuya-sensei speaks great Korean, and has a lot of experience from teaching at other schools, as well as a quick wit, so he’s quickly built up a tough reputation.
Chihomi-sensei is new to the school, but has already become like a mother to a lot of us – she has a great ear for listening, and a barrelful of ideas in the classroom too!
Junko-sensei put in the most class hours of all teachers this summer, but never once even looked tired, despite also spicing up Friday night parties almost every week!
Takako-sensei is surprisingly small, but makes up for it by working twice as hard.
Machiko-sensei has taught Japanese both within Japan and overseas, as well as training teachers, so has a wealth of experience. In addition, she’s like a walking grammar dictionary!
