現在、女子商では、オーストリア出身のIngaさんをインターンシップとして受け入れています。約1ヶ月と限られた期間ではありますが、本校に来られてすぐに女子商生徒と打ち解け合い、廊下などで一生懸命生徒が英語で話しかけようとする姿が見受けられます。
Ingaさんよりメッセージをいただきましたので、ぜひご覧ください。
※下記に日本語訳あり
My Internship at JOSHISHO
My home is Vienna, Austria, but recently I had the chance to fulfill a lifelong dream: traveling to Japan. My goal is to learn as much as possible along the way, improve my Japanese, and of course, meet many interesting people. Learning new languages has always been a passion of mine, and having a conversation in a foreign language is enriching and challenging at the same time.
I want to become a language teacher to help people make new connections, find friends, and gain experiences in other countries and cultures. My first language is German. I learned English in school, but only through talking to friends and neighbors, I was able to gain more confidence. I want to inspire the students of JOSHISHO to use their English skills to connect with others.
I first heard about JOSHISHO during a speech by the principal, Shota Shibayama, and the teaching philosophy of “embracing the challenge” resonated with me. In Austria, I work as a museum guide and conduct art workshops with children and teenagers every day. Every few months, there is a new exhibition to prepare for and study. This usually comes with a lot of struggles and new skill sets that we must acquire in a short time. Even though this is challenging, it is usually the most exciting part of my work.
I look forward to continuing my work as a language teacher back in Austria after completing my internship.
私はオーストリアのウィーンに住んでいますが、最近、
私は言語教師になり、人々が新しいつながりを作り、
JOSHISHOについて初めて聞いたのは、
インターンシップを終えた後も、