NOIE(Network of International Exchange)
Announcement:
We have decided to resume international exchange events with careful awareness against the situation regarding COVID-19.
The events will be held online for the time being as infection prevention measures.
Following events will be held irregularly for a while. We would like to inform you about the events on NOIE and MOMIJI when arranging it.
・International Luncheon
・International Night
・NARUHODO! Cross-Cultural Discussion
・Other seasonal events (HANAMI events etc.)
NOIE(Network of International Exchange)
This is a program that consists of International and Japanese students, who are interested in international exchange and volunteer-work. They take part in international exchange activities in schools and local communities as paid or unpaid volunteers.
'NOIE` is an acronym for 'Network of International Exchange' and is pronounced-Neue-, which means "new" in German. We hope all you will be try something new and overcome the nationality and community barrier though NOIE.
*We ask for participants/volunteers every April and October via MOMIJI.
Sign up for NOIE here!
Activities
Receive information about international exchange activities, volunteer work etc. from Global Initiatives Group, and take part in all kinds of activities. Activities organized by Global Initiatives Group may include:
・Requests from the community (Studying International Understanding in the Classroom): Cooperation of international exchange activities within the community-elementary school, junior high school, city etc. This requires a participation orientation meeting, where you join these activities.
・International exchange activities at the university: Support activities organized by Global Initiatives Group
・Other types of cooperation or participation in part-time jobs about international exchange
・(for Japanese students) Support for international students: Resident life and university life support
Examples
Interviews from junior high-school students
Exchange with Japanese students and international students who are learning Japanese
Having lunch at an international luncheon party
Learn about how to use Furoshiki with Japanese students
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Latest update: April 15, 2020