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🌸 My Experience Teaching in Japan 🌸 JET Programme

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In this video I talk about my experience teaching in Japan. Since I was 10 years old I knew that I wanted to visit Japan, and after graduating from University I made this dream come true.
I stayed in Japan for 2 years and my life completely changed. Travelling is so important for your own inner evolution.
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13 авг 2024

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@DadCanJapan 10 дней назад

I was on the JET Programme too ('89-'91), placed in Kyoto. When I was there, Kyoto prefecture was known as the worst prefecture to be placed in because of the bureaucracy. Everyone wanted to go to Kyoto, so they felt that they didn't have to do anything 'special' for the AETs. One third of the AETs ended up leaving mid-year. I would wake up and find another AET had left in the middle of the night. Although I love Kyoto, I wish I had been placed in another prefecture at the beginning.

@faithfullyirie Год назад

Thank you so much for sharing your experience Israa! I would to hear about your culture shock, yes. I too hope to learn a lot about teaching to help my students in my home country, if I am successful for the program

@israarose Год назад

Thank you so much Irie for watching! Wishing you all the best in teaching your students!

@nordicpink 17 дней назад

You are so beautiful in this fantastical Ancient Greek way.

@israarose 17 дней назад

@@nordicpink thank you so much! 🥺 I appreciate that!

@cheapbongs Год назад

thank you for this video! i am also thinking about teaching in japan for a year after taking a 3 week vacation there. you seem like a very spiritual person so it was interesting hearing your view from a spiritual perspective! would love to hear more about your life living in the country side, as I come from a big city and am a bit worried about living in rural japan

@israarose Год назад

I highly recommend it, especially if you want to experience the culture in Japan. 1 or 2 months is simply not enough time to really immerse yourself in the culture. I will make a video about living in the countryside. When I travelled to Japan I was hoping to be in a big city, but I'm glad that I lived in the countryside.

@cheapbongs Год назад

@@israarose thank you so much!! can't wait till your next video

@israarose Год назад

@@cheapbongs I just posted the video about my experience living in the countryside in Japan.😄

@Flafex Год назад

amazing experience, nice video.

@israarose Год назад

Thank you for watching!!

@Flafex Год назад

you should do a second part about the cultural shock

@israarose Год назад

Thank you, I will for sure!

@cindytakyi8222 7 месяцев назад

Thank you for sharing your experience! 😊 may I ask did you go straight into the JET program after university or had you worked some time in Canada? And did you have teaching experience/qualifications before going to Japan, thanks 🙏🏾 😊

@israarose 7 месяцев назад

I did go straight to the JET programme after University. Prior to Japan I had been to China for 3 weeks to teach English. I think what is important is to show them that you're willing to learn the language, learn about the culture, and have a genuine interest in Japan other than in anime. During the interview I did an example lesson in English and I had practiced this before the interview. I didn't have any English teaching qualifications.

@nichotrees Год назад

Second part for sure!!

@israarose Год назад

Thank you for watching Nicho!

@leem2990 2 месяца назад

I loved your video. Does one have to speak Japanese to thrive during these programs?

@israarose 2 месяца назад

You don't need to know Japanese, BUT it does help with immersing yourself in the culture and developing connections with students, teachers, and to connect to Japanese people overall. I lived in the countryside so I found it was important for me to know some basic Japanese so I could get by.