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    Lit-Guidelines For Alt Video Demonstration

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    This document provides instructions for candidates to create and submit a 7-minute demonstration video for an Interac teaching position in Japan. The video must include a 60-second self-introduction (Task 1), a 60-second reading sample (Task 2), a 1-2 minute elementary school warm-up activity (Task 3), and a 2-3 minute high school lesson activity (Task 4). Tips are provided on recording the video, such as finding a quiet space and practicing. Candidates are instructed to upload the video to a Google Drive account and share it with their recruiter by the specified deadline and sharing settings.

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    This document provides instructions for candidates to create and submit a 7-minute demonstration video for an Interac teaching position in Japan. The video must include a 60-second self-introduction (Task 1), a 60-second reading sample (Task 2), a 1-2 minute elementary school warm-up activity (Task 3), and a 2-3 minute high school lesson activity (Task 4). Tips are provided on recording the video, such as finding a quiet space and practicing. Candidates are instructed to upload the video to a Google Drive account and share it with their recruiter by the specified deadline and sharing settings.

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    This document provides instructions for candidates to create and submit a 7-minute demonstration video for an Interac teaching position in Japan. The video must include a 60-second self-introduction (Task 1), a 60-second reading sample (Task 2), a 1-2 minute elementary school warm-up activity (Task 3), and a 2-3 minute high school lesson activity (Task 4). Tips are provided on recording the video, such as finding a quiet space and practicing. Candidates are instructed to upload the video to a Google Drive account and share it with their recruiter by the specified deadline and sharing settings.

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    Lit-Guidelines For Alt Video Demonstration

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    This document provides instructions for candidates to create and submit a 7-minute demonstration video for an Interac teaching position in Japan. The video must include a 60-second self-introduction (Task 1), a 60-second reading sample (Task 2), a 1-2 minute elementary school warm-up activity (Task 3), and a 2-3 minute high school lesson activity (Task 4). Tips are provided on recording the video, such as finding a quiet space and practicing. Candidates are instructed to upload the video to a Google Drive account and share it with their recruiter by the specified deadline and sharing settings.

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    INTERAC ALT VIDEO DEMONSTRATION

    This video should demonstrate your potential or ability to teach in a classroom environment.
    The demonstration lesson video should NOT EXCEED 7 minutes in total.

    INSTRUCTIONS FOR DEMONSTRATION LESSON VIDEO


    The video must contain ALL of the four tasks.

    TASK ONE (~60 seconds)


    Deliver a one minute self introduction to the Interac hiring managers. Please briefly talk about your
    background. Please also include answers to the following questions:
     Why do you want to teach in Japan with Interac?
     What is your greatest strength?
     What are your hobbies / interests?
    If you speak Japanese, please include some when completing this task.

    TASK TWO (~60 seconds)


    Task two demonstrates your voice projection and diction. There are two options for Task Two.
    1. Read aloud from a short story book. OR
    2. Read from the following short script.

    Interac was established in 1972 and since our foundation the company has expanded into the ALT
    market to become the leading private organization for ALTs in Japan. Interac’s vision is
    incorporated in our corporate philosophy: “Through providing ‘whole person’ educational services
    that enrich the hearts, minds, and lives of people of all ages, we will achieve a more meaningful
    society. By promoting a deeper understanding of the world’s languages, cultures, and learning, we
    will contribute to more harmonious and closely knit relations among all people.” We now have
    over 3600 ALTs living and working all over Japan. The company may be large, but we measure our
    success not in numbers, but in the joy of both the students and ALTs in the classroom.

    TASK THREE (1 ~ 2 minutes)


    Do a warm up activity for a class of third year elementary school students. Assume that the
    students are familiar with the vocabulary. Do not describe what you intend to do, go straight into
    the activity. The purpose is to get the students ready for English class. Good examples could range
    from an active song to a game or an activity that requires little or no preparation.

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    TASK FOUR (2 ~ 3 minutes)
    Choose one of the three options below. These are based on high school materials. Using ONE of the
    options as a reference, please prepare and demonstrate the final activity that you would use in a
    high school class. Make sure you drill the required vocabulary. Be sure to model, NOT explain your
    activity.

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    TIPS TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR PRESENTATION

     For a successful demo lesson:

     Find a quiet place

     Improvise (if you don’t have a blackboard use poster paper)

     Dress to impress

     Find the a good angle (if possible get help from a friend)

     Find your light

     Practice never hurts

     Smile, be enthusiastic, don’t be shy

    When evaluating your demo lesson, areas such as enthusiasm, gestures, smile and praise are
    equally important as teaching skill. Remember we’re looking for potential not perfection!

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    HOW TO UPLOAD & SHARE YOUR VIDEO

    1. Log in to your Google account


    2. Click the link to "Drive" on the top bar
    3. Inside Drive, click on the Upload icon
    4. Choose your video and other files and click to upload
    5. Label your demo lesson in the same way as this example: SMITH,JOHN DEMO Month date,
    2017
    6. Open the video, and click the blue "Share" button.
    7. Under "Add People" add the e-mail address of your recruiter.
    8. Under "Visibility options" please make sure that you click "Anyone with the link." Please set it
    to "Can edit" and check "Notify people via email".
    9. When finished, click the "Done" button.

    FOR MORE HELP

     Uploading files to Google Drive: click here.

     Sharing files on Google Drive: click here.

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