I’m interested in teaching about my culture!
I’m thinking of teaching after graduation!
I want to try a volunteer activity!
I want to make new Japanese friends!
I like kids!
If any of these sound like you, then the ICC Outreach program is for you!
The ICC Outreach Program pairs Japanese and international students to work together to create a lesson plan for a class meant to promote cross-cultural understanding.
The lessons are then given at local Japanese elementary, junior, and senior high schools to help foster intercultural understanding among school students.
Details of the program will be explained by the ICC at an orientation.
Afterwards, you and your partner will meet and work together to prepare the lesson plan.
School
Waseda Jitsugyo Primary School (Kokubunji, Tokyo)
Date & Time
Feb. 26 (Wed) 8:30am – 12:15pm
*Meeting time and place: 8:10am @ Kokubunji Station (JR Chuo-Line)
Class
3rd and 4th grade elementary school students
(one lesson in two different classes, about 35 students per class)
Theme
Introduce a foreign country or culture
Capacity
3 Japanese students, 3 international students
(by lottery if applicants exceed the capacity)
Eligibility
Waseda Students who are able to participate in all meetings, the school visit and perform required duties.
Registration
Deadline
Feb. 10 (Mon), 9:00am, results announced on the same day
*Be sure to check your email throughout the day on this date if you apply.
Schedule
Feb. 12 (Wed), 12:20-12:50pm. Orientation @ Classroom 506, Bldg. 22 (5F), Waseda Campus.
Feb. 19 (Wed), 12:20-12:50pm. Lesson plan review MTG @ Classroom 506, Bldg. 22 (5F), Waseda Campus.
*Participation is required at all meetings.
*In addition to the above meetings, it is necessary to meet several times with your assigned partner in order to plan, prepare, and practice the lesson.
Notes
Class materials, transportation fee
Transportation expenses will be provided by the school. Lesson plan materials (paper, color copies, etc) can be provided by the ICC.
Selection
Participants will be decided after considering your reasons for applying, and also according to the details/requests from the host schools.
Participant responsibility
Although this is a volunteer program, participants will be teaching a class at a scheduled time and school, and so dropping out of the program or being late is not acceptable.
Participant Experiences:
◆International student’s perspective: Experiencing teaching at affiliated schools of Waseda University
◆Japanese student’s perspective: A truly new and unique experience
◆Junior high school student’s perspective: Feeling the necessity of English ability through intercultural experience
Inquiries
TEL: 03-5286-3990 E-mail: [email protected]