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This is my latest updated version of my resume as of October 2016.

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Future Project - Setting-up Cultural Exchange in Elementary Schools: 

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Future Project - Setting-up Cultural Exchange in Elementary Schools: 

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My students experienced their first cultural exchange through letters with a public school in the U.K. Unfortunately it only lasted for 3 months from September to December of 2015. From April of 2016, I collaborated with my friend in New Zealand giving students freedom to create posters or videos that introduces culture by using English as the medium of communication. My students are ESL students, therefore the benefits are extraordinary. Below is the latest material my students received on lunches in New Zealand elementary schools. In addition, my friend and I are hoping to publish an academic article on this subject accentuating on factors such as benefits for the students, challenges for the teachers, school rules and others.

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Latest Project - My experiences as a Non-Native Speaker Teacher in Japan 

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Latest Project - My experiences as a Non-Native Speaker Teacher in Japan 

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This was my second published article with Speakeasy. I am proudly sharing my story and hope to reach those who are in-need of inspirations. The print version will be released in January 2017.

https://speakeasyjournal.wordpress.com

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This was my first published article through an organisation called Speakeasy . The research was conducted when I was studying towards Trinity College TESOL Diploma in 2013. It highlights several key areas that hinders the full potential of team-teaching in Japanese public schools English lessons. The development differs in different parts of Japan and this is an area of research that I am very interested in pursuing further.