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LINGUIST List 19.2691

Fri Sep 05 2008

Jobs: English & Applied Ling: Assoc Prof/Prof, Hokkaido University

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        1.    Paul Stapleton, English & Applied Linguistics: Associate Professor/Professor, Hokkaido University, Japan
Message 1: English & Applied Linguistics: Associate Professor/Professor, Hokkaido University, Japan
Date: 03-Sep-2008
From: Paul Stapleton <paulstapletongmail.com>
Subject: English & Applied Linguistics: Associate Professor/Professor, Hokkaido University, Japan
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University or Organization: Hokkaido University
Department: Faculty of International Media and Communication
Job Location: Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan
Web Address: http://www.hokudai.ac.jp/imcts/indexen.html
Job Rank: Full-time Non-tenured Associate Professor or Prof

Specialty Areas: Applied Linguistics; TEFL

Required Language(s): English (eng)

Description:

1. Teaching Duties

Teaching English as a foreign language to undergraduate students along with
other English language related subjects.

2. Qualifications

(i) native speaker of English
(ii) PhD holder preferred
(iii) specializing in applied linguistics, linguistics, communication or a
closely related discipline.

3. Contract Period

PhD holders will receive a four-year contract; Master's degree holders will
receive a three-year contract.

4. Salary

Roughly 6 million yen per year

5. Responsibilities

(i) maximum of 18 classroom hours per week
(ii) cooperation in academic research and developing teaching materials
(iii) entrance examination preparation and grading

6. Contract Commencement Date (Scheduled)
April 1, 2009

7. Application Materials

To be sent by e-mail attachment

(i) cover letter
(ii) resume (including date of birth)
(iii) list of publications (please send electronic copies of the best two)
(iv) a scanned version of the highest degree
(v) two letters of recommendation (to be sent directly from the referees)
(vi) a description of your research interests and teaching philosophy (250
words or fewer)

Application Deadline: 17-Oct-2008

Email Address for Applications: paulstapletongmail.com
Contact Information:
Paul Stapleton
Email: paulstapletongmail.com
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