Cambridge University Press:

The Chubu Junior and Senior High School Teachers' Seminar: Fall 2009

Date: Sunday, September 27th, 2009 Time: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Speaker: Chuck Sandy, Curtis Kelly, Mark Kulek, Tomomi Katsuki, Matt Smith, Katusko Matsubara, Yuki Kakiuchi and Greg King

Description:
Join us for a full day of presentations on themes relevant to all working (or hoping to work) in junior and senior high schools. Brush up your skills, learn new things and network with prominent ELT authors, researchers and fellow teachers. Keynotes by Chuck Sandy and Curtis Kelly. Parallel sessions by Mark Kulek, Matt Smith, Katuko Matsubara, Yuki Kakiuchi, Tomomi Katsuki and Greg King. The seminar is completely free, refreshments will be provided and there will be several lucky draws during the day. Additionally, all participants will receive a certificate of participation endorsed by Chubu University and Cambridge University Press.

Please reserve your place by calling 03-3295-5875 or emailing directly to japanelt@cambridge.org with Nagoya in the subject line. Come all day or for part of the day. Everyone welcome!

Organization: Cambridge University Press

Cost: free

Venue: Chubu University, Nagoya Campus, 6th Floor, Dai-Hall 5-14-22 Chiyoda-ku, Nagoya-shi 460-0012. It's a one minute walk from JR Tsurumai Station, North Exit

Location: Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan

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