study japanise

krkr

here is a japanise student who interesting in teaching japanise, just feel free to contract with the email:   t_ron_b@hotmail.com

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japanise...?

krkr

yah, are u interesting on it?

Maths

Hello once again everyone!

As usual I am looking for volunteers to further continue the Japanese Language School for
7 t. J, ^6 {; |+ R2 i; ~' W9 A5 Ethe SVCC (Student Volunteer Campus Community) which already has the English, French,
Cantonese, Korean and Mandarin Language Schools at the U of A
) J. q6 y; t0 X! Y, ZEducation Building.
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2 r0 v5 q8 X. VIn this case however, I am urgently requiring substitutes for the next few weeks.  
. U$ j- p+ c1 z" C' e, @' H  \However, our semester will continue in September after July 25th.

1 t$ V, o" Z! t" x0 L) Z3 u: oI am the current President of SVCC Language Schools, and I am always seeking new
% Z5 m) k8 F0 N% g, Z& qvolunteers interested in those as well as additional positions.
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. S! p$ Y# \; Z- ?5 d, H+ CBefore that, I am looking for Japanese and Korean speakers to continue the hardwork set
out by our first semester's volunteers.  I am looking specifically for people interesed
in applying as Instructors, School Administrators, Directors, and Assistant Directors for
an introductory as well as intermediate level.
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As it would be a great opportunity to interact and meet new people (if you are new to the
University) I truly believe you can gain valuable experience for the future, involving
language learning, teaching and volunteering in general.

( \+ [: D- p3 t! |% ?. B6 nJapanese Exchange Students and Korean Exchange Students who are interested in such
activities or experience can contact me at 780-966-5628, or simply by replying to this
# r5 g1 m7 a# w' w; b! @email.  For students who are not exchange students, but are still interested please don't
hesitate to contact me, this applies
not only to students studying Japanese and/or Korean but are interested
as a whole. As I have mentioned, there are other languages offered by SVCC; and if you  
are a native speaker of any of these languages please do contact me for more
information!!  Please ask for Ken or Kenzou if you contact me by phone and I will be sure
to assist you in any way possible.

Alternatively you can reach me in person at SVCC.  Sessions run weekly
% N) }, z8 N& s. _8 k* r/ c& severy Saturday (although this saturday will be the last of this semester) from 9AM-12AM
" w) J& |2 C; w$ s2 Y: O8 J9 bin the Education Building Cafeteria (1st Floor straight ahead from the main entrance).
If you are interested in helping this cause or would simply like some experience with
2 K. H$ s- V. D" K1 w% F$ ?students learning any of these languages, be it teaching experience or assistant teaching
experience please stop by and pick up an application we are always looking for more help!

+ u) c+ T9 G1 J: `  dThe next semester starts in September (with set up and pre-registration in Mid
- F' v( i0 D- fSetpember), but
2 V" j/ ]- k& eplease contact me as soon as possible then if you are interested!

Just for a quick recap here's what you need to know if you're interested:
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* b! |& c6 ^% d4 vWhere: Education Building Cafeteria (1st Floor)
0 s* f( r& G; `/ p6 vWhen: Saturdays 9AM-12PM
4 X7 ^; q4 V. \Positions Available: Director, Assistant Director, School Administrator, Instructor (For
5 [# o% x6 b- `6 r( ^Japanese and Korean)

Thank you for your time,
3 @5 H# c( w- p# iKenzou Kurosaki // Brandon Ly
7 t. I* j8 x5 x% w+ a" j; w( G  b2 wSVCC Language Schools -- President
www.ualberta.ca/~svcc
www.svcc.wikia.com
780-966-5628

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