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APPLICATION FORM

HEAD START 2008

A free one-day course on introducing Japanese at your school, plus a Japanese

language taster

Tuesday, 4

th

March 2008

The Japan Foundation London Language Centre

Please reserve a place for me on the above course.

NAME:

POSITION:

SCHOOL:

ADDRESS:

POSTCODE: EMAIL:

TEL: FAX:

SCHOOL TYPE: STATE INDEPENDENT SECTOR: PRIMARY SECONDARY

(Please circle) (Please circle) 1) Is your school currently teaching Japanese? Yes / No Comments:

2) If not, is your school planning to start Japanese? Yes / No Comments:

3) Which year did/will your school start Japanese?

4) What languages do you teach or have responsibility for?

5) Would you like to reserve a place on the 2008 Japan Conference at the British Council on Monday 3rd March, 2008?

Yes / No

6) Please give a brief outline of the existing set-up for languages at your school (including Japanese if it is taught), and how you are hoping to develop this set-up in future. (Numbers of students, year groups, courses / exams followed, staffing etc)

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7) What do you hope to get out of this course?

Please return to Alastair Warner at The Japan Foundation London Language Centre,

Russell Square House, 10-12 Russell Square, London, WC1B 5EH.

Tel: 020 7436 6698 Fax: 020 7323 4888 Email:

[email protected]

Please apply ASAP to reserve your place

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