At the initiative of the Egyptian government for the Egyptian-Japanese schools (EJS), the ambassador of Japan in Cairo Masaki Noke met 11 Japanese supervisors at the embassy premises on Wednesday.
“We are planning to present the essential advice needed to manage the Egyptian-Japanese schools. They are represented in bringing experienced managers and teachers from all over Japan,” Noke said on his Facebook page.
Noke pointed out that it is the first time to bring Japanese tutors with extensive experience to Egypt to teach in EJ schools.
“The Egyptians are excited to participate in the actual experience on approach with the Japanese style that concentrates on (TOKKATSU) or the special activities as cleaning the classrooms and holding class meetings,” Noke added.
He noted that those teachers participated in the World Youth Forum, which was held in Sharm Elsheikh, last December, and they were directly encouraged by President Abdel Fattah El Sisi.
He has expressed his willingness to visit the schools that the teachers will be sent to.
Moreover, the ambassador expressed his hope that the teachers would play a vital role in a brighter future for the Egyptian children, wishing that the process of sending the supervisors will strengthen Cairo-Tokyo cooperation in the educational field.
Contributed by Nessrin Mahmoud Refaat
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