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

=Sarahz=

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
the SVCC (Student Volunteer Campus Community) which already has the English, French,
Cantonese, Korean and Mandarin Language Schools at the U of A
( J% @8 ?! o* S. UEducation Building.

In this case however, I am urgently requiring substitutes for the next few weeks.  
6 q9 j" N- J- ]9 R/ e8 m- d5 lHowever, our semester will continue in September after July 25th.
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0 A( q* {7 X+ M# C$ u! l  f1 cI am the current President of SVCC Language Schools, and I am always seeking new
( h0 j2 e; Y  s. I0 _. {volunteers interested in those as well as additional positions.
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Before 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
( D. F' @) e3 G8 b3 `: Uan introductory as well as intermediate level.

7 z3 z" T3 ~0 B& Y' |$ M4 B% |As it would be a great opportunity to interact and meet new people (if you are new to the
! A. S8 }, i8 \$ ~+ o* T0 G& gUniversity) I truly believe you can gain valuable experience for the future, involving
language learning, teaching and volunteering in general.

, A% T, y, j# d9 P9 W' XJapanese 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
email.  For students who are not exchange students, but are still interested please don't
  e6 v& g( u/ S" v8 j$ u* fhesitate to contact me, this applies
; k+ z6 X3 o" cnot only to students studying Japanese and/or Korean but are interested
* R" k" \0 ?0 yas a whole. As I have mentioned, there are other languages offered by SVCC; and if you  
; |. f0 B+ J9 l6 K  N  p1 H' Uare a native speaker of any of these languages please do contact me for more
; L, K# _6 {, D& G' Xinformation!!  Please ask for Ken or Kenzou if you contact me by phone and I will be sure
to assist you in any way possible.
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& c8 p' ]( G0 L  u; Z5 d) lAlternatively you can reach me in person at SVCC.  Sessions run weekly
" G0 v, ~; l( V) cevery Saturday (although this saturday will be the last of this semester) from 9AM-12AM
in the Education Building Cafeteria (1st Floor straight ahead from the main entrance).
$ l  L, f! M6 m- O5 zIf you are interested in helping this cause or would simply like some experience with
students learning any of these languages, be it teaching experience or assistant teaching
5 {* \+ v6 y7 ^9 }. Wexperience please stop by and pick up an application we are always looking for more help!

The next semester starts in September (with set up and pre-registration in Mid
Setpember), but
please 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:

; }' W0 D, f: N. L7 cWhere: Education Building Cafeteria (1st Floor)
When: Saturdays 9AM-12PM
Positions Available: Director, Assistant Director, School Administrator, Instructor (For
' `, t- C6 @8 a& oJapanese and Korean)

Thank you for your time,
+ t3 D! v8 ^& _: S( z9 y; ZKenzou Kurosaki // Brandon Ly
" H. N: p3 H: d2 `SVCC Language Schools -- President
; _* n* e2 F4 j3 ywww.ualberta.ca/~svcc
www.svcc.wikia.com
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