November,2023 JET Programme Returnee Welcome Reception in Brisbane

On 24 November 2023, we attended a Returnee Welcome Reception for 4 returnees of the JET Programme(The Japan Exchange and Teaching Programme)organised by the Consulate General of Japan in Brisbane.

Consul-General Gomakubo, a representative of JETAA Queensland chapter, and ourselves offered some words of appreciation for the returnees’ efforts in Japan. The reception was attended not only by the JETAA members but also by JET alumni and representatives from Japanese businesses, providing a great opportunity for the returnees to establish connections.

We hope that the returnees will continue to use the knowledge and networks they developed through their experience on the JET Programme to further enhance the relationship between Australia and Japan.

For more information about the JET Programme, please visit the following link:

https://jetprogramme.org/en/about-jet/

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