Pathways to Becoming a Japanese Language Educator

  • May 09, 2025
  • 7:00 PM
  • Zoom
  • 76

Registration

(depends on selected options)

Base fee:
  • Please use the email associated with your USJETAA membership account. (No longer a current JET? Update your membership status here: https://www.usjetaa.org/member-login)
  • Please use the email associated with your USJETAA membership account. (Not a member? Free & supporting memberships are available.)

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Are you a JET alum or Japanese language enthusiast interested in teaching Japanese?

This event brings together a panel of educators, including JET alumni, teaching at the high school and university levels, as well as experts from Middlebury Language Schools and the American Association of Teachers of Japanese (AATJ).

Join us to explore pathways into Japanese language education, from credentialing and certification to navigating career opportunities in K-12 and higher education. Our panelists will share their experiences, offer practical advice, and discuss resources to help you get started. The format will include informative presentations, a panel discussion and space to virtually network with our presenters and fellow participants.

Panelists: 

  • Andrew Greig (Miyazaki, 2016–18): Japanese Instructor, Wayne State University
  • Cameron Chien (Niigata, 2008–13): Japanese Teacher, North Salinas HS
  • Nichole Mayfield (Nagasaki, 1995–96): Japanese Teacher, South Lakes HS
  • Motoko Tabuse: Director, Japanese Language School, Middlebury Language Schools
  • Thor Sawin: Associate Dean, Middlebury Language Schools

Zoom link will be emailed to you upon completing registration.

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