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Tag Archives: interview
Interview with Hokkaido Insider (Part 2)
Part 1 of the interview with Ken Hartmann of Hokkaido Insider aired some views on history of teaching English in Japan, and the effect of the global financial crisis on TEFL.
Teaching in Japan: Interview with Hokkaido Insider (Part 1)
Today, we have a double-header of an interview. Ken Hartmann is the authority on English teaching in Hokkaido – he is the man behind Hokkaido Insider, the leading recruitment guide for English teachers in north Japan. He is also a … Read More
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Interview with a Teacher – Kevin Burns (Part 2)
The head of Kevin’s English Schools, an Eikaiwa in Japan, kindly allowed himself to be interview by My TEFL Journey last week. Part 1 can be found here. And now, with no further ado, I present part 2 of the … Read More
Interview with a Teacher – Kevin Burns (Part 1)
A special treat for you, readers! Kevin Burns of Kevin’s English Schools (based in Japan) has kindly agreed to be interviewed. Read on!
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TEFL Interview: Let's Japan on… Japan
Last week’s interview with Shawn Thir of Let’s Japan.org was all about Eikaiwa in Japan. In part 2 he gives us his views on working in Japan.
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TEFL Interview: Let's Japan on Eikaiwa
Let’s Japan.org is one of the few truly worthy sites about teaching in Japan. It’s a place for open discussion, news, and facts that aren’t published by many others. Shawn Thir of Let’s Japan has given his answers to some … Read More
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Teaching in Japan: How things have changed
In many ways, the current EFL scene in Japan seems to be still finding its feet. Which is strange considering how long it has been around. I think it’s largely due to the massive economic changes in Japan since TEFL … Read More
