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As a new wave of JET Program participants arrives in the country, one of the program’s alumni shares some tips on how to make the most out of your time in Japan.

Content by Texas A&M University–Central Texas. If you have a bachelor’s degree, teacher training is now faster and less expensive thanks to the Alternative Teacher Certification Pathway developed at Texas

Mountain hikes to waterfalls with turquoise swimming holes… lush farms offering gifts of fresh papayas… or sea swims at sunrise…

English skills bring status, but the public remains stubbornly bad at learning.

UE School of Education receives approval to add an Elementary Transition to the Teaching program EVANSVILLE, IND. (06/07/2023) The University of Evansville's School of Education acknowledges the increased demand for qualified teachers. Recently, the School of Education obtained approval from the In

A look into Certified Green Courses

The spring 2023 graduates include future urban planners, doctors, physicists and more

While Bigfork High School history teacher Cynthia Wilondek is passionate about the past, her own history is filled with interesting accounts of travels and jobs abroad that eventually led her back to Montana.

Koza to still serve 3 years in jail for guilty verdict of 8 counts of child pornography possession

A total of 22 have been sent to Japan in 2023, the first year a full dispatch of Chinese participants has been possible in the Japan Exchange and Teaching Program since 2019.