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Learn Japanese with Teacher Jane
Teacher Jane studied Japanese in Hokkaido, Japan and this is the reason this blog was started, to provide information for Japanese people looking to learn English communication from a native English speaker. This blog will guide you through practical conversation and いろいろの おもしろいトピックスso you can have the knowledge AND natural conversation with native speakers.
Start learning now by reading her Japanese blog. It includes podcasts, written articles, and lots more.
Let’s learn English naturally while having fun together!
Teacher Jane has been teaching English in Vancouver for over 30 years. Instead of studying formal English in Japanese classes, Jane will guide you through practical conversation training so that you can have natural conversations with native speakers!
Start learning now by reading her Japanese blog. It includes podcasts, written articles, and lots more.
Let’s learn English naturally while having fun together!
Listen to the Jane and Aimi Podcast
Looking to learn English?
Listen to Jane and Aimi talk about various topics in English/Japanese from Canada!
Tune in for new episodes and improve your English over time.
Services Provided at ETC
Basic Resume Building
Create a resume from scratch or edit current resume
Make the resume relevant to the industry or industries you are applying for
Help craft a compelling opening summary or objective that is clear and concise
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Highlight and/or add key accomplishments and skills
Choose an appropriate layout and tone for your resume
Pick a design/layout that is fitting to the industry you are in while also complimenting your experience and personality
Targeted Resume Building
Create a targeted resume from scratch or edit current resume to reflect the position you are applying for
How to include the right specific and relevant information for the position you are applying for
Address a given opportunity, making it easy to see how your qualifications are a close match to a job’s requirements
Use powerful words to persuade a potential interviewer you are a fit
Use clean design that attract interest
Play up strengths and downplay any factor that undermines your chance for an interview