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Carl Hunter<\/h3>\n

\"c_en_juniorhigh_tech_hunter\"<\/a><\/p>\n

I was born in Tacoma, Washington state, but I was raised outside of Washington, DC. I went to a public school where I played soccer and ran track. I received many medals in both sports. My biggest achievement in Track was my Virginia State champion Long Jump medal. I love most sports. My least favorite sports are baseball, and golf.<\/p>\n

I went to Queens University of Charlotte, North Carolina where I continued playing soccer and running track. My soccer team went to the national tournament but lost in the round of 8. My major was business association with a minor in corporate communication.<\/p>\n

I enjoy going out with my friends, though since I joined Gyosei it has become increasingly difficult to find the energy. I enjoy good food with good people, amusement parks, beaches, listening to music and sports. If you want to know anything else, please ask.<\/p>\n

Andrew Webber<\/h3>\n

\"c_en_juniorhigh_tech_webber\"<\/a><\/p>\n

I was born in Newcastle, Australia. After teaching mathematics in Australia for a number of years I came to Japan to work at Gyosei International School.<\/p>\n

At Gyosei I have taught Mathematics in the High School and Junior High School. I have also taught English at Gyosei Kimitsu Kindergarten and Gyosei International Primary School as well as in the Junior and Senior High Schools.<\/p>\n

My hobbies are a cycling and swimming, two things which I try to do regularly. Some other things that I like to do are swimming or surfing in the ocean and traveling. However, I don\u2019t get to do these things as often as I would like.<\/p>\n

Joseph Vanualailai<\/h3>\n

\"c_en_juniorhigh_tech_vanualailai\"<\/a><\/p>\n

I am all the way from the beautiful island of Fiji. I graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of the South Pacific, and then took a Master of Science Degree at the University of Southern Queensland, Towoomba, Australia.<\/p>\n

I taught senior Physics, Science, and Mathematics in Fiji and New Zealand for five years before coming to Japan in 2003. I taught as an ALT in Ibaraki for two years, and as an Immersion Teacher at Gunma Kokusai Academy, Gunma, for five years.<\/p>\n

I enjoy playing rugby and was a member of rugby clubs in Ibaraki, Gunma, and Tokyo. My aim is to inspire students to enjoy learning science and to appreciate each and everyone\u2019s uniqueness and talents.<\/p>\n

Matthew Halverson<\/h3>\n

\"c_en_juniorhigh_tech_matt\"<\/a><\/p>\n

My name is Matthew Halverson. I was born near Seattle, Washington; hence my love of coffee and rain.
\nThe Starbucks in Kisurazu is like a second home!<\/p>\n

After high school I went to ‘Harvard on the Hill’ (Green River Community College) and then finished my studies in History and Latin at Pacific Lutheran University. After graduating I moved to Japan and have been here since. The past four years I have live in Saitama, Akita and Chiba.<\/p>\n

My interests include reading. In my library you’ll find the ‘Map Maker’, ‘Sharpe’ and ‘Rebus’ series. I also enjoy traveling. I’ve been to Mexico, Canada, South Korea, Australia, Hawaii, Alaska and Thailand. In Japan, I enjoy restaurant hunting. There are many bizarre and delicious dishes to be found in the countryside.<\/p>\n

My teaching duties include high school and junior high English as well as Social Studies for my homeroom class (J3). I hope you enjoy your time here. Remember to keep you buttons done up!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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