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Reisender
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| Sody wrote: |
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| No teachers in Japan are checked certified or not, Japanese or gaijin. No one that works with children in any capacity is checked as far as I'm aware. |
They do at Peppy Kids Club which hires out of Canada.
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They ask for police checks from Canadians but not from Australians. I don't know about other nationalities and don't know why they make a distinction. |
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maryknight
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| Posted: Fri Apr 21, 2006 11:58 pm Post subject: job for social worker? |
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| i have heard i would easily be considered an expert in my field in any foreign country other than canada. i've done social work in the u.s. for 20 years. i've testified as an expert. i have special expertise in adoption, divorce custody, children who have experienced loss, and domestic violence. and play therapy. have you ever heard of anyone like me being hired in japan by a graduate school (social work, nursing, or law) as a guest speaker? |
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Jazz1975
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Location: Zama, Kanagawa
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Mary, pm me. Let's talk shop  . |
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