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Regatta and Athletic Club (KRAC) Special membership offer from our Sponsor: Three months free membership for Specialist in Humanities visa holders. Visit http://www.krac.org or ask to talk to somebody about it at our next meeting! |
Map and directions at: http://www.krac.org/location.shtml
What: How to get
into the classroom of every public/private school in your local
area
May 18 (Sunday)
NPO Peace Games
Connect Better With Students In Your Neighborhood
Student numbers dwindling? Phone calls and sign-ups drying up.
Sick of paying for ineffective advertising?
Then perhaps this is the moment to take a new and direct approach
toward getting students. Time to go
back to school, literally.
On Sunday May 18th at the Kobe Regatta and Athletic Club (K.R.A.C)
in Sannomiya, Charlie Richards will show you
step by step how to get into the class room of every public or
private elementary, junior, senior high school or university in
your local area offering you and your school to hundreds of potential
students.
And all this in a fun, educational and memorable fashion.
Don't play hooky for this event.
SPEAKER: Charlie Richards
Recent speakers at ETJ-Kobe: Janina Tubby, Tania Siler-Jadamec,
Chuck Kayser, Mikey Kelly,
Jun Gim Kwak, Jeff Lewis, Aaron Anderson
ETJ Kansai Expo 2006
Owner's Panel - summary notes - Download
here (Quick download - covers most of main points)
New members wanted! Won't you help us advertise?
Please tell your friends about ETJ Kobe.
FUTURE MEETINGS (Mark those calendars!)
future meetings to be announced. Check back!
ETJ Stands for English Teachers in Japan. It was founded
for the purpose of providing a general association for the busy
classroom teacher.
ETJ-Kobe, one of many local chapters around Japan, brings together
teachers in the Kobe region.
We meet every few months to share ideas and experiences teaching
children through adults. ETJ-Kobe members enjoy professional development
by participating and presenting on areas
of their teaching interest.
We are as much about networking and making friends as we are about
learning
from each other.
If you live in the Kobe/Osaka area and would like to see what
the fun is all about, won't you stop by and join us?
