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Contents: Countries Participating - Embassy Contacts - Timeline - Application Pack - Interviewing - Further Information
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The next application intake for the JET Programme will be between September 2011 and November 2011. The application forms are only available at this time. There is only one intake of applications per year and that is always for a departure to Japan the following July/August.
Prior to your application there are many things you can do to show your interest in Japan and to aid your future application to JET. It would be possible for you to take the opportunity to study more about Japan, by reading Japanese literature, or watching Japanese movies; learning the language informally, or formally; or studying about Japan's culture and etiquette. It would also be beneficial to improve your own national knowledge.
Please note : as well as submitting an online application there is also supporting documentation that needs to be sent in through the post. See below for details of what will be required. Please use this information to obtain the documentation to aid your early application in September/October 2011
The Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) recruits via the embassies and consulates of Japan participants of the JET Programme from the following countries. For detailed information on the application for the JET Programme, please contact the embassy or consulate of Japan in the country of your nationality. (Please note that not all the countries listed below are recruiting participants for the programme in every year)
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Asia-Pacific |
Europe |
The Americas |
M.E. & Africa |
For further information, please contact any of the following Embassies or Consulates-General of Japan in your country (as follows) |
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Preparing the application pack |
| A JET Application should consist of 4 sets, plus additional materials. | |
Application Set 1:1 Application form (*PRINT-OUT/ORIGINAL) |
Application Set 2:1 Application form (PHOTOCOPY) |
Application Set 3:1 Application form (PHOTOCOPY) |
Application Set 4:1 Application form (PHOTOCOPY) |
Additional Materials:2 Sealed References: (GRADUATES: 1 ACADEMIC AND 1 PROFESSIONAL / 2 ACADEMIC / 2 PROFESSIONAL. CURRENT UNDERGRADUATES: 1 ACADEMIC AND 1 PROFESSIONAL / 2 ACADEMIC) |
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Interviewing for the JET Programme |
| Some JETs share their experiences: |
| The JET Experience - Interviewing |
| Application and interview experience (plus FAQ) |
| What to expect at the interview - One JETs experience |
| The interview - ALT Online |
| Becoming a JET - The interview |
Further information |
| For further information on JET Programme applications check out the following: |
| The JET-UK site |
| The Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) |
| ELT News |
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