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The Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme |
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The
Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme invites third level
graduates from overseas to participate in international exchange and
foreign language education throughout Japan. Established in 1987, the
programme has earned a high reputation, both in
The
JET Programme seeks to enhance internationalisation in
The JET Programme is implemented by local authorities within Japan, in cooperation with the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (the Three Ministries) and the Council of Local Authorities for International Relations (CLAIR). Ireland became a participating country in the JET Programme in 1988. Since then over 900 Irish people have contributed to and enjoyed the programme. 41 Irish JETs departed for Japan this year, and a total of 103 Irish JETs are currently living and working in Japan (as of July 2011). Irish JETs act as ambassadors for Ireland, introducing all aspects of Irish culture to the Japanese people. Having worked in Japan on the JET Programme, past Irish JETs have found that this greatly enhances their career opportunities.
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■ Information for Aspiring JETs
1. Job Types
2. Terms & Conditions, Placements and Visas
3. Eligibility
4. Application Procedure in Ireland Application materials can be downloaded here
6. JET Links |
■ Information for Current JETs
1. Info for Current Irish JETs
2. General Information Handbook Online
3. 2011 Guide for New Irish JETs
6. Support
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■ Information for Former JETs
1. IJET
3. Japanese Language Proficiency Test
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