Editorial

The one-day certificate courses in teaching Japanese students start in Osaka this Sunday. The other courses are in Tokyo on Sunday June 14th and in Nagoya on Sunday June 28th. The certificates are issued by Oxford University Press and David English House and the courses are run on behalf of ETJ (English Teachers in Japan)

These courses have gained a tremendous reputation over the years and are highly recommended both for experienced and inexperienced teachers. Please note that the courses are on teaching Japanese teenagers and adults. There is a separate one-day course on teaching children.

Teachers who would like to get a certificate need to write a report after the course. Those who do not want a certificate can just attend and enjoy the sessions. For full information on what is covered in this year's courses and on how to register, please click here.

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• The difficulties of teacher on the job training (OJT)
• Fluency in EFL
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• Pressing Issues in EFL Japan
    - Bob Sanderson
    - Michael Stout
    - Steven Herder
    - Steven Herder
    - Chuck Sandy
    - Steven Herder
    - Barbara Sakamoto
    - Steven Herder
  
• Pursuing a fluency based methodology
    - steven Herder
  
• The Connected Teacher
    - Marisa Pavan
    - Barbara Sakamoto
  
• Fluency in EFL
    - David
    - Barbara Sakamoto
    - Steven Herder
    - Phil
  
• The difficulties of teacher on the job training (OJT)
    - Phil
    - Theron Muller
  
• The regeneration of the language school industry in Japan
    - Steven Herder
    - David Juteau
    - Paul
    - James Hart
    - Mark
    - Vick L. Ssali
  
• Giving a presentation
    - Mike Bagosy
  
• Online Adventures of a Not-So-Techie Teacher
    - Theron Muller
    - Barbara Sakamoto
    - Anna Pires
    - Barbara Sakamoto
    - Michael Gorman
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    - Barbara Sakamoto
    - Barbara Sakamoto