19 October 2017
It's that time again for United Nations' Day! This time, I'm glad this it's not about the costume but the culture of the nation that's being taught so Thanks Teacher Ressie!
The kids were asked to select a country and bring to school a sample of the dishes that represent it. Dylan naturally gravitated to Japan and we brought several helpings of Tamago Onigiri :)
I started this blog as an alternative to talking to my mom who died so suddenly. It has evolved since then as an online journal for my family's adventures and misadventures - our travels, our dining out, our entertainment and so much more! Feel free to leave your reactions :)
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Attended the Unmei Expo 2016: Career and Study Fair for Japanese Language Enthusiasts
16 October 2016
For someone who's interested in learning the Japanese language attending the Unmei Expo 2016 at the SMX in SM Mall of Asia is a must. It is the venue where Japanese schools and potential Japanese employers converge to give students and interested parties a chance to find out what's in store for the future for someone who's well-versed in the Japanese language. It was held today, October 16, and Dana and I checked it out :)
Attended a free ALT (Assistant Language Teacher) Seminar that taught the basics of teaching ESL in Japan
27 July 2016
Last July 23 and 24, my High School friend Erlinda (who represents companies looking for prospective Filipino employees/workers) held a two-day seminar/orientation for people who want to work in Japan. She presented opportunities on the first day and offered a tutorial for ALTs on the 2nd day. She actually regularly does this now since the demand is becoming great but this is the first time I've been fortunate to attend. It gave us a chance to catch up too, during the break and afterwards :)
Last July 23 and 24, my High School friend Erlinda (who represents companies looking for prospective Filipino employees/workers) held a two-day seminar/orientation for people who want to work in Japan. She presented opportunities on the first day and offered a tutorial for ALTs on the 2nd day. She actually regularly does this now since the demand is becoming great but this is the first time I've been fortunate to attend. It gave us a chance to catch up too, during the break and afterwards :)
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