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The Blog is maintained by MOHAMMED ANSARUL ALAM, Assistant Professor of Japanese, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.
During Advanced Training in Japan
MOTTO: Be Punctual.
About Me
- Dr. Mohammed Ansarul Alam
- Associate Professor of Japanese Language, Institute of Modern Languages (IML), University of Dhaka Bangladesh
Teaching Experience
Current position is "Assistant Professor" of IML, University of Dhaka.
Previous experiences are as below:
August 2004⇒ Joined as a Lecturer at IML.
July 2008 to March 2011⇒ Part-time Teacher at the Dept. of International Relations, University of Dhaka.
October 2000⇒ Joined as a Part-time Teacher at IML.
August 2002 to February 2003⇒ Guest Teacher at the Japan Study Center, University of Dhaka.
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS
Research Student (Leading to PhD) [Monbukagakusho Scholar], GRIPS, Tokyo, Japan.
MA in Japanese Language Education GRIPS, Tokyo, Japan 2005
Advanced Teachers’ Training by The Japan Foundation, Japan 2007
Long-Term Teachers’ Training by The Japan Foundation, Japan 2002
BSS (Hons) & MSS in International Relations University of Dhaka 1997 & 1998
Japanese Language Course by The Japan Foundation, Japan 2000
Higher Diploma in Japanese Language, University of Dhaka 2000
Current position is "Assistant Professor" of IML, University of Dhaka.
Previous experiences are as below:
August 2004⇒ Joined as a Lecturer at IML.
July 2008 to March 2011⇒ Part-time Teacher at the Dept. of International Relations, University of Dhaka.
October 2000⇒ Joined as a Part-time Teacher at IML.
August 2002 to February 2003⇒ Guest Teacher at the Japan Study Center, University of Dhaka.
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS
Research Student (Leading to PhD) [Monbukagakusho Scholar], GRIPS, Tokyo, Japan.
MA in Japanese Language Education GRIPS, Tokyo, Japan 2005
Advanced Teachers’ Training by The Japan Foundation, Japan 2007
Long-Term Teachers’ Training by The Japan Foundation, Japan 2002
BSS (Hons) & MSS in International Relations University of Dhaka 1997 & 1998
Japanese Language Course by The Japan Foundation, Japan 2000
Higher Diploma in Japanese Language, University of Dhaka 2000
1 comment:
せんせい、
しゃしんはどこですか。
マハディ
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