Call Me Sensei
I've been sort of looking for a job, which means I handed over my resume to a friend who knew of a job opening at the university where she works. It's two classes one day per week teaching English Communication. There was an exchange of e-mails about the details on my resume, and then a committee met to discuss me and my resume. I figured they'd call me in for an interview and I would get to wear my new Armani suit, but they sent me an e-mail saying that I start in April! So now, after seven years of being a stay-at-home mom, I'm　employed!
posted by Gaijin Mama at 3:45 PM
10 Comments:
Congratulations! Have you taught ESL before? (I know you're a writer.) I used to teach ESL, and many of my students were Japanese. It was a lot of fun.
Yes, I did, for eleven years until my twins were born and a little bit after.
Congratlations!
congratulations sensei!! i hope you enjoy it!
congrats!
Congratulations! Sounds good...
Right on! Way to go Suzanne!
Hi! Congrats! I was wondering if you could send me a little info on what kind of community is in Japan for foreign wives? I'm Canadian. My fiance is Japanese and is the oldest son...so we shall have to return for at least a few years. Thanks for your blog it's very interesting!
My fiance is from Shinjuku.
I'm a bit scared!
There is a wonderful organization called the Association of Foreign Wives of Japanese. Membership is open to anyone who is thinking of marrying, is married to, or has been married to a Japanese man.
Thank you so much and take care!
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