kat m.
japanese language/culture
What is the best way to prepare for a homestay in Japan??
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05 May 2012
Service Learning @ 19:44
Literal
Pearl Omiya && 626) 960-2566
Interpretive
I've learned a lot of skills; including working in an office, working with Japanese people, and creating events. Through this, I've been able to meet a lot of people who have contributed to learning more about Japan and it's culture.
Applied
Working at the center, I've been able to join the Sister-City exchange program, which means I'll be homestaying in Japan. This actually gave me my EQ in the first place. Pearl, having been to Japan, has given me a lot of information and tips about going and staying with the host family.
Labels: Service Learning
12 January 2012
Service Learning @ 19:06
- ESGVJCC (East San Gabriel Valley Japanese Community Center)
- Pearl Omiya
- Various tasks in the office. (e.g. spreadsheets, sign making, cultural competitions, program planning, working together with the executive and program directors)
- 60 hours approx. (3 hours a week, 20 weeks from 5 September)
Labels: Service Learning