The University of Canterbury is organising a one-day Japanese NCEA workshop for Y11-13 secondary school students in Greater Christchurch on 11 June.We are expecting over 300 students from 15 schools along with their Japanese teachers.
The programme includes learning sessions for NCEA assessments, a keynote talk by Jonathan Hendriksen (CEO and Founder of Shuttlerock) and a Japanese drum performance by Takumi.
We are delighted to announce the winners of the 2016 JSANZ Tertiary Japanese Language Speech Contest.
First place
Nathaniel Carter
University of Auckland
Second place
Taylor Marston
Auckland University of Technology
Third place
Anna Gan
Victoria University of Wellington
We would like to congratulate all of the participants and in particular, Nathaniel Carter, Taylor Marston and Anna Gan. Nathaniel will receive a return air ticket to Japan, and Taylor and Anna will receive Prezzy cards ($100 and $50), sponsored by the Sasakawa Fellowship Fund for Japanese Language Education and the Japan Foundation.
We hope the participants continue their Japanese learning journey with renewed motivation and enthusiasm, and wish them all the best for their future.
JSANZ would like to thank the participants, their teachers and the judges. JSANZ would also like to thank the Sasakawa Fellowship Fund for Japanese Language Education and the Japan Foundation for their generous financial support.
2016 JSANZ Tertiary Japanese Language Speech Contest
The Call for Papers for the Biennial Conference of the Japanese Studies Association of Australia 2017, to be held at the University of Wollongong, has been extended.
La Trobe University is seeking a continuing Lecturer in Japanese Studies to develop, coordinate and teach engaging high quality and innovative learning experiences both face to face and online, to contribute to disciplinary teaching pedagogy and research.