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Read about how the fund is helping Japanese language students around New Zealand, and see if you are eligible for funding assistance.
SFFJLE is committed to supporting teachers of Japanese language. Information about a new exciting grant will be available from early 2020
Background information about the history of the Sasakawa Fellowship Fund for Japanese Language Education (SFFJLE), the framework and the management committee.
Research funded by Sasakawa exploring the changing nature of Japanese language learning in New Zealand.
If you have any questions about the fund please email sasakawa@massey.ac.nz
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Last updated on Thursday 19 December 2019
In every sector of society, New Zealand needs more people capable of operating ‘inter-culturally’. The study of a second language is a key pathway to achieve this. And because of the special relationship NZ shares with Japan, there are many strong reasons for choosing Japanese as that second language. Through interviews with 11 influential Kiwis and a comparative study of UK, USA and Australia, this recently released report by researchers at AUT, explores the situation in New Zealand and makes recommendations for the future. View the report here.
Discover how studying Japanese has helped nine successful Kiwis, and made an impact on their careers and life journey. Click here to watch the videos.
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