Event Report: JCCC Canada Day Cultural Picnic
On Canada Day, JETAA Toronto went up to the JCCC Caledon Estate to help support and set-up the annual Canada Day Community Cultural Picnic. (more…)
On Canada Day, JETAA Toronto went up to the JCCC Caledon Estate to help support and set-up the annual Canada Day Community Cultural Picnic. (more…)
On Monday, June 22nd, seven brave and hungry JETAA members and friends went out in search of new, delicious ramen. Our destination: Kenzo Ramen, at their Queen and Bathurst location. With gyoza and chicken karaage to start, seven steaming bowls of ramen were served and demolished. (more…)
Toronto is lucky to have a robust JETAA chapter with genki and dedicated executive members who work hard to make JETAA Toronto one of the most active chapters in North America. There are few things we value more, though, than the opportunity to get together with representatives from the other Canadian chapters at the JETAA Canada National Conference. Every year our delegates at the Canada Conference learn a great deal from other chapters, returning with a wealth of innovation for JETAA activities and programs.
That is the real value of the annual JETAA national conference: the way it provides a forum for the various chapters to share ideas and activities, which results in broadening everyone’s perspectives on how to best support our particular chapter.
It’s that time of year again when a fresh batch of ALTs and CIRs get ready to fly half way around the world to Japan. As is tradition, the Consulate-General of Japan in Toronto and JETAA joined forces at the Japan Foundation on Saturday June 27th and Sunday June 28th to hold a pre-departure orientation (PDOT). The weekend was packed with useful information for the 48 shortlisted JETs and 20 hopefuls to help them build a clearer picture of what their experiences might be like in Japan.
On May 9th, we excitedly welcomed the warm weather at this year’s Sakoolah event at High Park! After a long winter, it was wonderful to finally see a sunny sky, sakura trees in full bloom and people enjoying the outdoors. (more…)