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ELT Calendar for Neyagawa City

Events of professional interest to language teachers in Neyagawa City.

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Groups Active In Neyagawa City

Listed in decreasing order by the number of events on ELT Calendar by each group in Neyagawa City. (The ELT Calendar database goes back to 2001.)

• The International Association of Performing Languages (2 events)
• Critical Thinking SIG of JALT (1 event)
• Eikaiwa Owners Group (1 event)

Past Events in Neyagawa City

Here are some of the past events in Neyagawa City.

Critical Thinking in the Classroom 2025
Date: August 2nd (Saturday) 2025
Speaker: Nicholas Bufton (plenary speaker) and many other speakers
Organization: Critical Thinking SIG of JALT
First line of description: Critical Thinking in the Classroom 2025, the annual conference of the JALT Critical Thinking SIG, will be help on August 2nd, 2025, at the Neyagawa Campus of Setsunan University (located between Kyoto and Osaka).

EOG Owners - App and Tech Share
Date: January 26th (Sunday) 2020
Speaker: Multiple Presentations as yet to be decided.
Organization: Eikaiwa Owners Group
First line of description: As independent school owners, we are competing with larger chain schools and jukus who often have significant resources at their disposal.

IAPL 2010: Come! Join the cast! (day 2 of 2)
Date: August 6th (Friday) 2010
Speaker: Oriza Hirata and others
Organization: The International Association of Performing Languages
First line of description: The International Association of Performing Languages will hold their third international conference at Setsunan University in Neyagawa on August 5 and 6.

IAPL 2010: Come! Join the cast! (day 1 of 2)
Date: August 5th (Thursday) 2010
Speaker: Oriza Hirata and others
Organization: The International Association of Performing Languages
First line of description: The International Association of Performing Languages will hold their third international conference at Setsunan University in Neyagawa on August 5 and 6.