Sustainable Development Education Program Spring Summer 2020 Registration
From May 2020 our courses our Workshops in international development and sustainability will be offered online for the first time. The main objective is to provide participants with new knowledge and skills useful for anyone interested in making a social impact. Our workshops are not only for this working in development, nonprofit NGOs or socially responsible businesses, but anyone interested in learning. Participants will develop:

    1) An enhanced understanding of current global issues
    2) Critical thinking skills
    3) A better understanding of sustainable development
    4) A deeper understanding of civil society
    5) English communication skills

Spring / Summer 2020 online courses
* "The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Introduction to key issues & case studies" Saturdays, 10:00-12:00, 8 times,  5/23 - 7/11 (40,000 yen)
* "Cross Cultural Communication & Conflict Mediation Skills" Mondays 6:00-8:00 pm, 8 classes 5/25 - 7/13 (40,000 yen)
* "Professional writing" course  on X nights time hours cost
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* "Writing Skills for Project Management" Thursdays 7:00-9:00pm, 5 classes 7/16 - 8/27 (25,000 yen)
* "Project management"  Saturdays, 10:00-12:00, 5 times, 7/18 - 8/15 (20,000 yen)

The course contents have been developed for adult learners with intermediate to high-level English skills. Workshops will include presentation, group discussion, and one-on-one discussion with instructors.There will be ample opportunity for all participants to increase their language and communication skills, however, workshops will not focus on English language learning. All course materials provided freely online.

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About the courses
Sarajean Rossitto

 "Cross Cultural Communication & Conflict Mediation Skills" Mondays 6:00-8:00pm, 8 classes 5/25 - 7/13 (35,000 yen)
- Improve your communication skills
- Gain a deeper understanding of how our biases and assumptions impact how we work with others.
- learn the basics of how to mediate inter-personal conflicts.
- More information: https://basicconflictmediation.wordpress.com/
- Apply online by Sat May 23:

"Project management"  Saturdays, 10:00-12:00, 5 times, 7/18 - 8/15 (20,000 yen)
- Improve your project management and development skills so that you can be more effective.
- Better systematize how you organize projects and events.
- More information: https://projectmanagementsatclass.wordpress.com/
- Apply online by July 11

Thomas Meyer

"Writing Skills for Project Management" Thursdays 7:00-9:00pm, 5 classes 7/16 - 8/27 (25,000 yen)
-Multi-skill writing course for professionals, students and researchers.
-Designed for anyone wishing to improve their professional English writing skills.
-Weekly reading and writing assignments.
-One to one online individual feedback on writing progress.
-Course materials and classes are all in English.
-All course materials provided freely online.
- Apply online by July 11
About Sarajean Rossitto
Sarajean Rossitto facilitates workshops, seminars and and educational programs aimed at developing skills and understanding of global issues. She has worked with international organizations and local nonprofit NGOs for more than 20 years coordinating grassroots and international programs as well as serving as a liaison between Japanese and overseas organizations. you may contact her through her website or Should you have any questions please contact us by email at titpinfo@gmail.com https://sarajeanrossitto.wordpress.com/
About Dr. Thomas Meyer
Dr. Thomas Meyer is a graduate of the University of Oxford Department of Education. Thomas also studied at the University of Essex Human Rights Centre, focusing on international humanitarian law. With many years as an educator for academic and professional skills, he also came to be interested in the sociology of curriculum through his teaching experience in Japan. His research touches upon not only human rights learning in the curricula, but also teaching and learning practices in the classroom. Thomas’s many years as a researcher and educator makes him well suited to meet a variety of writing needs for students in his classrooms. Should you have any questions please contact us by email at titpinfo@gmail.com
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About the workshop instructors
Sarajean Rossitto

Sarajean Rossitto facilitates workshops, seminars and and educational programs aimed at developing skills and understanding of global issues. She has worked with international organizations and local nonprofit NGOs for more than 20 years coordinating grassroots and international programs as well as serving as a liaison between Japanese and overseas organizations.   https://sarajeanrossitto.wordpress.com/

Thomas Meyer

Dr. Thomas Meyer is a graduate of the University of Oxford Department of Education. Thomas also studied at the University of Essex Human Rights Centre, focusing on international humanitarian law. With many years as an educator for academic and professional skills, he also came to be interested in the sociology of curriculum through his teaching experience in Japan. His research touches upon not only human rights learning in the curricula, but also teaching and learning practices in the classroom. Thomas’s many years as a researcher and educator makes him well suited to meet a variety of writing needs for students in his classrooms.

Should you have any questions please contact us by email at titpinfo@gmail.com

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