NPO The Japan Association for Language Teaching

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  • Kristen Sullivan

    JALT is a chance for me to meet, share and learn.

  • Cameron Romney

    In a word; JALT for me is fellowship. It’s all about connecting with people. I come to the conference and meet many people who I normally don’t get to see. […]

  • Joe Falout

    JALT means everything to me. JALT is a place where I come where I’m embraced by it, and I embrace all my friends. We support each other in our own […]

  • Ryan Hagglund

    It’s an opportunity to get together with the best minds in Japan in English teaching, and really challenge myself to make sure that I’m constantly improving and going back to […]

  • Tim Knight

    For me JALT is a great way to meet other teachers from around Japan because I’m based in Tokyo where it’s not so difficult to meet other people, but it’s […]

  • Aya Kawakami

    I am the programme chair for the Speech, Drama and Debate Special Interest Group. JALT to me is a wonderful opportunity to meet other teachers and gain insights into the […]

  • Valerie Hensford

    JALT means opportunities for me to connect with other people who are interested in language teaching and even more those who are interested in bringing culture into the language classroom. […]

  • Cory Koby

    For me JALT is a wonderful opportunity to meet people who are interested in professional development, spend time with like-minded individuals who want to improve and share their teaching. I’ve […]

  • Roehl Sybing

    JALT is important to me because I’m able to connect with other teachers in Japan and find the people who have the same interests as I do so that we […]

  • Mark Brierley

    JALT is a way of meeting other teachers, and it’s a way of making English teaching better.