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KOREA JAPAN ENGLISH CAMP INC

PORT ST LUCIE, FL · EIN 84-1777134

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In 2024, KJEC HOSTED THE Trilateral Teacher Training (T3) Program, WHICH Brought Together 40 Pre-service English Teachers From Japan and South Korea Under The Theme English for A Cleaner Future. Through Orientations, In-person Gatherings In Fukuoka and Jeju, and Community Teaching Projects, Participants Engaged In Lessons That Connected Environmental Awareness With Language Education. Hands-on Activities Like Beach Cleanups, Desalination Plant Tours, and Cultural Exchanges Reinforced The Importance of Sustainability While Strengthening Cross-cultural Bonds and Teaching Confidence. Despite Challenges Such As A Compressed Timeline and A Few Participant Withdrawals, The Program Achieved Strong…

Organization
KOREA JAPAN ENGLISH CAMP INC
EIN
84-1777134
Address
12254 SW BAYBERRY AVE, PORT ST LUCIE, FL, 34987-2819
County
St. Lucie
Tax category
International Cultural Exchange
NTEE classification
Q21
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$50,238reported assets
$194,500reported revenue
$147,068reported expenses
$194,431reported contributions
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