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Thursday, October 20, 2022
Visit to the Embassy of the Republic of Singapore
Tokyo Educational Promotion and Support Organization for Schools (TEPRO) visited the Embassy of the Republic of Singapore in Japan.
We had a positive discussion with Mr. Darrel Chua, Counsellor, regarding cultural exchange between Singapore and Tokyo in the post-Covid era.
If you are interested in exchange with Singapore, please feel free to contact TEPRO.
Thursday, October 20, 2022
Participation in a training session for the Tokyo Metropolitan Association for the Study of Foreign Language Education in Elementary Schools
On Friday, August 5, the Tokyo Education Promotion and Support Organization for Schools (TEPRO) gave a presentation on the Tokyo International Exchange Concierge at a Tokyo Elementary School Foreign Language Education Association training session.
We explained the Concierge exchange application procedures for schools and presented the circumstances of several international exchanges that had recently taken place.
Thursday, October 20, 2022
Visit to the Embassy of the Republic of Korea
The Tokyo Education Promotion and Support Organization for Schools (TEPRO) visited the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Japan on Tuesday, July 5, to exchange views on international education.
We were able to have a meaningful discussion on cooperation with local governments and other matters to further expand exchange between schools in Tokyo and the Republic of Korea.
If you are interested in exchange with the Republic of Korea, please feel free to contact TEPRO.
Thursday, October 20, 2022
Diversity Café was held at Tokyo Metropolitan Hakuo Senior High School on Saturday, June 4 and Saturday, June 18, with operational support provided by TEPRO
At the Diversity Café held on Saturday, June 4, the Ryugaku Caravan Trek of the non-profit organization Global Na Manabino Community Ryugaku Fellowship shared their experiences with overseas universities and life abroad under the theme “Understanding Universities Overseas.” TEPRO provided operational support for the event.
Diversity Café was also held on Saturday, June 18. During the event, undergraduate and graduate students at overseas universities majoring in humanities and science fields led mock classes of their overseas university courses with students from Tokyo metropolitan schools.
