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The Consulate-General of Japan in Sydney is holding an Australia-Japan relations essay contest. The contest aims to encourage and develop a better understanding of Australia-Japan relations, among secondary school students in New South Wales. This English language contest is open to all high school students, not only for those studying Japanese.
The 2018 Australia-Japan Relations Essay Contest is now open for all NSW and Northern Territory secondary school students. This is an English language contest that is open to all students, not only those who are studying Japanese. The contest aims to encourage an understanding of Japan and Australia-Japan relations for secondary school students.
The Australia-Japan Relations Essay Contest is conducted by the Embassy of Japan and Consulates-General of Japan in Australia. The aim of the contest is to encourage and develop a better understanding of Japan and Australia-Japan relations among Australian students. There are three divisions: Junior A (Years 7-8), Junior B (Years 9-10) and Senior (years 11-12), each with its own essay topic.
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A14 Essays are accepted in English, French, Spanish, German or Japanese only, since these are the only languages the contest organizers and judges can read. However, we can accept essays written in other languages, if they are accompanied by translations in one of the accepted languages.
MHS Year 10 student Mahsa, was presented with a Highly Commended Award for her entry in the Australia-Japan Relations Essay Contest for NSW and NT School Students. The Consul-General of Japan in Sydney, Mr Keizo Takewaka, hosted the ceremony at the Consul-General's Official Residence in.
Technology is the theme of this year’s topics in the Australia-Japan Relations Essay Contest for Secondary School Students in New South Wales and the Northern Territory. Essays are written in English to enable all students, not only Japanese language students, to participate in the contest.
The Australia-Japan Relations Essay Contest for Secondary School Students in New South Wales and the Northern Territory is back for its second year. Students with curiosity, research and writing skills are encouraged to participate. Essays are written in English. There are already several excellent contests that enable students to test their.
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The aim of this essay contest is to encourage and develop a better understanding of Japan, and Australia-Japan relations, amongst Australian students. 2. ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS The contest is open to students enrolled in Australian secondary schools, both public and private, including seventh year primary schools in the Northern.
The aim of the Australia-Japan Relations Essay Contest is to encourage and develop a better understanding of Japan and Australia-Japan relations, amongst secondary school students in New South Wales and the Northern Territory. The contest is open to students—not only Japanese language.
BBC student awarded Highly Commended in the 2018 Australia-Japan Relations Essay Contest for NSW and NT Secondary School Students On Monday night, recently graduated Year 12 BBC student, Natasha Dalima was awarded highly commended for her essay on scientific research developments and innovations in both Japan and Australia.
