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Strategies to Succeed as a Non-Native Speaker #361

Sun, Nov 22, 10:45-11:45 JST | Video Q and A 15
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Non-native speaker teachers need to be able market themselves better. Marcel Proust, a French novelist said, “When you work to please others you can’t succeed, but the things you do to satisfy yourself stand a chance of catching someone’s interest.” Working hard is important but simultaneously, non-native teachers need to know how to effectively invest their time. In this presentation, the presenters will explore practical ideas to help non-native teachers compete in the TESOL market.

Presentation Assets

Hidayat Polim

Hidayat Polim

Steamplus
I've graduated from Soka University in 2019 and currently working at an after-school for students with special needs (ADHD and ASD) in Sagamihara, Kanagawa. In my 1st presentation, my colleague, Mr. Johan and I will be presenting about strategies to succeed as a non-native speaker teacher. Then, in my 2nd presentation, I will be presenting part of my research thesis related to teaching practicum in Indonesia. contact me at hidayatpolim@gmail.com
Johan Saputra Muljadi

Johan Saputra Muljadi

India International School Japan
Hi all, I used to be an ALT at Gunma Prefecture for a good 5 years, worked at British Council Tokyo for 5 years, a student-teacher at St. Mary's for 6 months and now pursuing my career as a school teacher. I have recently been granted a teaching license from Hawaii and D.C. state. I am a qualified primary school teacher endorsed in ESOL K-12 and now working towards MS and HS certification. Thank you for reading my profile. www.johansensei.com