Jamaican Blogger on life, gaming, learning 日本語 📚
The administrators of the Japan Exchange and Teaching Program are holding another video contest. The aim is to highlight the v
My guest today is Shikisha Cowan a longtime online acquaintance whose path also led her to Japan a few years ago on the JET p
So there I was sitting in the barber chair trimming my mini fro when the phone rings. It’s the Japanese Embassy! I’
International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) Day takes place on the third Saturday in September every year.It is the largest one-day vo
I recently surfed into an interesting competition. The JET Programme Video Contest with has the following objectives: Promote
Today’s interview post features Nicola Williams a young, intelligent Jamaican woman who arrived in Japan in July 2014 to
Welcome to the first of what I hope will be a series of interviews of successful JETs living and working in Japan. The first i
Another year another send-off reception for Jamaicans who have successfully navigated the multi-step process to be selected as
The JET program continues to be an important cultural link between Jamaica and Japan. I was fortunate enought o be invited to
Being a part of the The Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme is a dream I have had for a very long time. Now in my sec
I was fortunate enough to be invited to the send-off reception for the 15 Jamaicans successful in their quest to be English te
All Nippon Airways or ANA is the second largest airline in Japan after Japan Airlines. ANA has teamed up with Bandai Namco to
After seven years the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) programme is not slowing down. The latest group of participants got a
Don’t know what a F22 is? shame on you! <_>. I have been following the Development of the F22 since it started it&
As I have been saying for a while last Monday evening there was a little meeting to discuss the JET program at the private sch