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Apsara
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Location: Tokyo, Japan
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| How many square metres? If it was less than about 17, then it would have been tiny even by Tokyo standards. |
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aSt
Joined: 12 Aug 2009
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What is a Leo Palace apartment?
Dear Rezz,
I'm currently looking into some Eikaiwa Schools over there in Japan. What prompted you to go with AEON? I'm interested to hear how you are settling in over there and what you think of the program. I've been looking heavily into ECC.
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Rezz
Joined: 26 May 2009
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aSt - I applied for AEON as they seem to be the main Eikaiwa doing regular U.K recruitment at the moment. ECC still have a hiring freeze here which has made it impossible to apply for months. I tried Interac too, but AEON was my first choice - got lucky I guess!
I haven't actually gone yet, most likely departing around January 2010 due to having to wait for a suitable placement to open up 
Good luck! |
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aSt
Joined: 12 Aug 2009
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Thanks Rezz! I'm going to apply to AEON and ECC. Here in the States, they're not at a hiring freeze, or at least they're hosting interviews in November. I wonder why they're not hiring over there, yet still going here.
We may be going around the same time, or at least I hope if everything works out! |
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