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As indicated in the following documents, we will have a position opening as of April 1, 1994. THIS IS VERY SOON. Interested applicants are requested to submit the materials indicated below as soon as possible, and accept our apologies for not being able to give more advanced notice. I will be happy to answer inquiries regarding the position over e-mail, though I will unfortunately not be able to respond before early March. More information about inquiries is given at the end of this announcement. Christopher Tancredi Yokohama National University a136105Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuec1.ed.ynu.ac.jp ************************** POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT **************************** The Department of English, Faculty of Education, Yokohama National University has a position to be filled by a full-time foreign teacher as of April 1, 1994. Selections are to be made on an open competition basis, and anyone interested as long as he/she fulfills the requirements is requested to read the following documents carefully and submit the application papers to the Chairperson of the Department no later than March 15, 1994. The official notification to the successful candidate is to be mailed out toward the end of March 1994, while the unsuccessful applicants will be notified as soon as the Committee for Documentary Screening has come up with a result. Thank you for your interest in the position at Yokohama National University. --------------- QUALIFICATIONS 1: Nationality Any nationality is acceptable as long as the applicant is a native speaker of English. 2: Degree The applicant should hold the minimum of an M.A. degree. 3: Field of Specialization The applicant must have majored in one of the following: (1) Literature (American or British) (2) Linguistics (3) TEFL (Teaching of English as a Foreign Language) (4) Area Studies (Japan or any of the English-speaking countries) (5) Other disciplines related to Language Teaching 4: Teaching experience Priority is to be given to the applicant with previous or current teaching experience. 5: Age The applicant must be 45 years of age or younger as of April 1, 1994. ----------------- CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT 1. Courses to be Taught English conversation and/or composition, plus American/English Literature or Linguistics. 2. Teaching Responsibility Six class hours per week, one class hour being 90 minutes in length. 3. Prospective Date of Employment April 1, 1994 4. Contract The contract is to be signed by both parties, the foreign teacher and the Japanese Ministry of Education, for 23 monthes initially, which then is extendible on a one-year contract basis. 5. Wages Monthly salary of anywhere between 365,200 yen (roughly US $3,300) and 675,400 yen (roughly US $6,100) is to be paid to the foreign teacher, depending on his/her age, degrees held, and teaching experience. 6. Travel Expenses and Baggage Allowance (1) On coming to Japan -- travel expenses plus baggage allowance for the contracted teacher and his/her dependents will be paid approximately six months after their arrival in Japan. (2) On returning to home country -- Expenses are to be paid on condition that the hired teacher has completed the minimum two-year teaching term at Yokohama National University. 7. Housing Housing expenses are to be partially borne by the Government of Japan. 8. Health Insurance The University will not pay for the insurance of the contracted teacher. However, he/she as an individual can purchase a National Health Insurance Service policy, which covers approximately 70 percent of the purchaser's medical expenses. --------------- APPLICATION PROCEDURE 1. The applicant is required to submit the following to the Chairperson of the Department of English. All application documents must be self-made, since there is no official application form available at the University. (1) Resume with a photograph attached. (2) An essay entitled "My Autobiography" with emphasis on the applicant's language teaching philosophy; or A report on the applicant's academic interests; and/or A report on the applicant's academic accomplishments. The above essay/report must be typewritten and each should not exceed 1,000 words. (3) Recording on a cassette tape of the applicant's self introduction, voiced by himself/herself. The length of the recording should be between five and ten minutes. (4) The title of the applicant's thesis for his/her final degree. The abstract of the final thesis (200 words maximum) must be attached in case the applicant does not have any academic publications. (5) A list of publications, if any. (6) Names of two people for reference, with their addresses and present official positions. 2. All application documents must be mailed to the following, postmarked no later than March 10, 1994. Professor Masayuki Sano Chairperson The Department of English Yokohama National University 156 Tokiwadai, Hodogaya-ku Yokohama, Kanagawa 240 Japan 3. For any further inquire, please contact: Professor Ryuichi Suzuki Chief, General Affairs The Department of English Yokohama National University [phone] 045-335-1451 Ext. 2144 (if dialing from abroad, do not include the "0" of "045") Documented February 3, 1994.
Position Announcement Department of Linguistics Memorial University of Newfoundland The Linguistics Department, Memorial University of Newfoundland, is seeking to make an 8 month teaching term appointment effective 1 September 1994, subject to budgetary approval. Qualifications: PhD in Linguistics with specialization in syntax and a demonstrated record of effective teaching and research publications. Duties to include teaching a variety of linguistics courses at the undergraduate and possibly graduate levels as well as research guidance. Deadline for receipt of applications: 22 April 1994. In accordance with Canadian immigration regulations, this advertisement is directed to Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada. Memorial University is committed to employment equity. A letter of application, curriculum vitae, supporting documents, and letters from three referees should be sent to Dr. J. Black, Head, Department of Linguistics, Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, NF, A1B 3X9, Canada.Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue