The  Consulate General of Japan at Chicago is proud to send off over 100 new  participants of the 27th annual Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET)  Program. 109 of them will depart for Japan on July 27 and a few others  on August 20.  All participants will work in Japan as English teachers or coordinators  for international relations for a minimum of one year. The program  provides an exciting opportunity for mutual enrichment between the  participants and their host communities. 
 
 The JET Program aims to promote grassroots internationalization by  inviting young college and university graduates from overseas to assist  in international exchange and foreign language education throughout  Japan. This year, the JET Program will welcome approximately  1,661 new participants, bringing the number of JET participants in  Japan above 4,300, from a total 40 countries. Since its inauguration in  1987, the JET Program has welcomed 58,000 participants from 63  countries. For more information about the program, visit http://www.jetprogramme.org/.
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