2nd (2009) Participants
Participants in the 2nd Training Program in Japan for Overseas Teachers
Nineteen Japanese language instructors from nine countries visited Japan.
Program period: Oct 5–21, 2008
Invited Overseas Teachers
| Location | Name | School |
|---|---|---|
| Location/Name/School | ||
| HUNGARY | Juhasz Borbala Anna | Janos Hunfalvy Teacher Training and Bilingual Vocational Secondary School of Economics and Foreign Trade |
| INDIA | Vandana Jain | Arwachin International School |
| INDIA | J. Monika Sharma | Delhi Public School Dwarka |
| INDIA | Surbhi Gaur | Delhi Public School R. K. Puram |
| INDONESIA | Imad Faiz | Pandaan 1st State Junior High School |
| INDONESIA | Muji Rahayu | Jakarta 11th State Junior High School |
| MALAYSIA | Ang Chui Yean | Tun Syed Sheh Shahabudin Science Secondary School |
| MALAYSIA | Chin Siew Siew | Sekolah Sultan Alam Shah School |
| MONGOLIA | Damdinsuren Erdenesuvd | Khan-uul District Foreign Language School of 18 |
| MONGOLIA | Enhtaivan Uuganchimeg | Mongol-Russia Joint School |
| MONGOLIA | Tudevdorj Guatsetseg | Sakura School |
| MONGOLIA | Enkhasetseg Delgertsetseg | School of 84 |
| ROMANIA | Barbu Lavinia | Emil Racovita School, No.93 |
| TAIWAN | Tsao Chin-Yin | Taipei Tian-Mu Junior High School |
| THAILAND | Salilrat Kaweejarumongkol | Patumwan Demonstration School |
| THAILAND | Sudarat Takachote | Sura Nari Witthaya School |
| THAILAND | Saksri Netharn | Prachinratsadornamroong School |
| VIETNAM | Nguyen Thi Mong Diep | Tay Son Junior High School |
| VIETNAM | Truong Thi Mien | Ly Thuong Kiet Lower-Secondary School |
Hosting Japanese School
| Location | School | Date of School Visit |
|---|---|---|
| Location/School Date of School Visit |
||
| Kanagawa | Toko Gakuen Junior High School | Oct 14, 2008 |
The 2nd Japan Experience Program for Overseas Children
The above program was cancelled due to the worldwide outbreak of a new strain of influenza.
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The 2nd Overseas Experience Program for Japanese Children
The above program was cancelled due to the worldwide outbreak of a new strain of influenza.
